- 0-299 lbs
- 300- 399 lbs
- 400 lbs or more
- Yes
- No
- Standard
- Elongated
- 3"-5"
- 6"-7"
- Carex
- Complete Medical
- Drive
- Essential Medical
- Medline Industries
- ProBasics
- Tall-Ette
Raised Toilet Seat 5" H x 15" W x 16" D, 300 lb Weight, 4-1/2 lb Weight
$24.99
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Probasic toilet seat has improved safety and functionality for individuals who struggle with the up and down demands of using the bathroom
$26.99
was $35.99
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Carex Economy Raised Toilet Seat 5-1/2"
Raised Toilet Seat Carex Economy 5-1/2 Inch Height White 300 lbs. Weight Capacity
$29.99
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Essential Medical Padded Toilet Seat Cushion
Essential Medical Padded Toilet Seat Cushion
$29.99
was $39.99
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Drive Medical Hinged Toilet Seat Riser
Raises the height of the toilet 3.5†for individuals that require assistance sitting on and standing from the toilet.
$43.99
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Raised Toilet Seat with Lock By Drive
This raised white toilet seat by Drive Medical attaches tool-free to your existing toilet bowl. Available in 3 Heights.
$47.99
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Raised Toilet Seat with Lock and Lid
This raised toilet seat with lid by Drive Medical is designed to increase the height of your existing toilet seat. Available in 3 Different Heights.
$47.99
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ProBasics Raised Toilet Seat with Lock and Arms
ProBasics Raised Toilet Seats are a must for anyone with bending or sitting difficulties. Constructed of heavy duty blow-molded plastic that is durable and easy to clean.
$47.99
was $63.99
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Elevated Toilet Seat with Removable Padded Arms
Raised toilet seat from Drive Medical. Locks securely on almost any toilet. Lightweight yet strong.
$59.99
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Safe Lock Raised Toilet Seat by Carex
4-1/4" H x 16-1/2" W x 16-5/8" D, Weight Capacity: 500 lb, Added Height To Toilet Seat: 4-1/4". This easy-to-clean toilet seat adds 4-1/4 of height and features a wider opening, curved design and a smooth, high-quality finish.
$59.99
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Essential Medical Toilet Seat Riser With Removable Arms
For standard and elongated toilet bowl padded riser with removable arms for more support
$59.99
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Drive Medical Premium Toilet Seat Lifter
Premium seat lifter with removable arms and rubber grips from Drive Medical. Easy, tool-free assembly.
$63.99
was $91.41
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Maddak Tall-ette Hinged Elevated Toilet Seat
Seat riser made of two parts which are hinged together, allowing the ring to be lifted in the same manner as your standard toilet seat.
$69.99
was $87.49
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Safely and securely raises the seat height up to 6 3/4 inches.
$84.99
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Maddak Tall-Ette Elevated Toilet Seat w/ Aluminum Legs (400 lb capacity)
Toilet riser and safety frame in one. Eliminates the need for a commode or added toilet seat frame. 300 lb weight capacity.
$129.99
was $173.32
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Carex Safe Lock Raised Toilet Seat 4-1/4"
The Safe Lock Raised Toilet Seat features a wider opening and smooth contoured design for added comfort
$54.99
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One of the simplest and most effective home modifications you can make for bathroom safety is installing a raised toilet seat, either a seat that fits right on top of the porcelain toilet bowl and replaces your regular toilet seat or a toiler seat riser that is sandwiched between the bowl and your existing seat to raise it up.
Sitting down and standing up can be difficult for a variety of reasons. Chronic joint pain from arthritis, mobility issues and frailty are just a few of the long-term conditions—recovering from surgery is a short-term one—that can make lowering yourself to any seated position painful. A raised toilet seat means you don’t have to bend as much and will have an easier time standing up again, so you put less strain on knees and hips.
One of the key differences between most raised toilet seats and a toilet seat riser is cosmetic. Between the riser goes under your own seat, you can usually raise and lower the toilet sit lid. Some raised toilet seats are bulky. However the unique design of a hinged elevated toilet seat allows you to lift and lower it just like a regular toilet seat.
When choosing a raised toilet seat or a toilet seat riser, there are many styles and design features to look for, but only a few key questions you must answer:
How much height do you need? This is the primary measurement for choosing a raised toilet seat or toilet seat riser. A product will add between 2” to 6” in height to your toilet. The less bending you want to do, the higher you want the seat to be. The taller you are, the higher the riser you’ll need.
Do you need arm support? If you want the support that arm rails can provide, you can choose between a seat that comes with them or buy a separate toilet seat frame. If you want the arm rails, decide if you need them to be adjustable and with cushioning. If you use a walker, you may not need arm rails.
Do you want to permanently attach the elevated toilet seat for maximum stability? Investigate how the raised toilet seat will be attached to your toilet bowl. Many attach easily—some without any tools—with clamps or bolts. Because a toilet seat riser sits between the bowl and your own toilet seat, it will come with parts that enable you to add it securely, with no worries about it shifting.
Does the seat accommodate your weight? Like other safety products, most regular elevated toilet seats are made for people up to 250 pounds. But bariatric styles are able to support more weight.
Is your bowl round or elongated? Regardless of which product you buy, it must match your toilet bowl.