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Reddit mentions of Merax Power Recliner and Lift Chair in Black PU Leather Lift Recliner Chair, Heavy Duty Steel Reclining Mechanism
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Reddit mentions: 1
We found 1 Reddit mentions of Merax Power Recliner and Lift Chair in Black PU Leather Lift Recliner Chair, Heavy Duty Steel Reclining Mechanism. Here are the top ones.
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Upholstered in high grade PU Leather. Powerful electric chair lift designed to adjust to a variety of positions; supports up to 330lbsInfinite Position Lift feature prevents the chair from locking into predetermined positions โ smoothly adjust to any customized position letting you stop the lift at any position you prefer (giving you infinite range)Soft comfort with deep foam pillow top polyester-filled armrests and cushionsBuilt-in extending footrest and reclining feature allows you to fully stretch and relaxNotice: If you have any concerns regarding to your health, consult your doctor before using this product. Individuals with pacemakers should not use this product. If you have pain in a muscle or joint after using for a prolonged period of time, discontinue using and consult your doctor. Persistent pain could be symptom of a more serious condition
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 25.59 inches |
| Length | 41.73 inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | One size |
| Weight | 79.2 Pounds |
| Width | 29.92 inches |
>Not for me. It's necessary for quality of life due to my disabilities.
I've a lot of things to say, but to just really drive my point home, I've found those for around $300 on amazon.
>Actually now that I look online, either mattresses got a lot cheaper between then and now, or I seriously got ripped off >:/
Things get cheaper overtime.
>the biggest expense was the electric recliner. $1200, it's medically certified.
A recliner really doesn't need to be medically certified, and if you're on disability, you may qualify for some sort of compensation from the government for it. And also, again, I've found some for around $300. But if you really, really wanted one that was 'medically certified' there's this Serta which is $200 cheaper.
>I'm on disability. I'm mentally and physically disabled.
Well, I'm sorry for that. Do you have family? Have you contacted disability with regards to your needs?
>I have these things accounted for; my conditions leave me with a lot of time to think about things like this, even if it takes me a little bit longer than most people would to think about them, I have plenty of time. I account for these things, and this sort of financing was necessary. Insurance doesn't always cover everything you need.
Fair enough. I'm simply concerned that you may be using loans as a means to purchase things you don't need. If it assists with your disability, go for it.
>Usually when I end up on the floor, it's not by choice.
Look man. I don't know you. I can peer into your text and say you're disabled anymore than you can do to me. I treat you like I would anyone else, and most people can live like that. Most people can sit down on a rug. It sucks that you can't, but I don't know that until you say so. Which is why I am more understanding now of your decision. I simply want to help you avoid having to take out a loan if you don't need to.
>But it was a necessary expense.
Fair enough. Though, now that you have this one it may be worth trying to save now for when you need to replace it, since that day will indefinitely come.