Sciatica pain relief cushion This specially designed cushion relieves sciatica symptoms like shooting leg pains or discomfort in the buttocks while you sit. It’s made from high-density foam that helps ease pressure and numbness, ensuring your comfort when sitting upright at work, in the car or at home. The ripple-style foam and profiled structure of the Putnams sciatica cushion has been proven to reduce pressure and redistribute weight far better than a normal cushion. It also features integral pockets that allow air to circulate and heat to disperse, bringing you even greater comfort. Product features Handmade in Devon, UK Rippled surface for shooting pain relief Suitable for home, office, travel, driving and wheelchair use CertiPUR® certified for health, safety and environmental friendliness Includes removable, washable cover in blue or black (option for navy waterproof cover) Available in standard and armchair sizes Available in two thicknesses (thicker version for heavier people of 95kg/15 stone+) Lengthy 30-day returns policy 2 year guarantee Supports healing and comfort Soothes sciatica Relieves sacroiliac (SI) joint pain Provides general comfort and pressure reduction Our pressure relief cushions for sciatica When using a pressure relief cushion for sciatica, some people report significant pain reduction within just a few days. Others feel the benefits grow gradually over the first couple of weeks. For the greatest pain relief, be sure to use the Putnams sciatica cushion at all times when sitting. Available in standard 3” and deluxe 4” thicknesses. (Deluxe thickness is suitable for heavier people of 95kg/15 stone and over.) Sizes: Standard: L 42.5cm x W 41cm x D 7.5cm (16 3/4" x 16 1/4" x 3") Deluxe: L 42.5cm x W 41cm x D 10cm (16 3/4" x 16 1/4" x 4") Armchair: L 49.5cm x W 48cm x D 7.5cm (19 1/2" x 19" x 3") Armchair Deluxe: L 49.5cm x W 48cm x D 10cm (19 1/2" x 19" x 4") We also offer cushions with cutouts to relieve pressure in specific regions, as well as spare cushion covers. For more information, read our blog on sciatica cushions – do they actually help?
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