For those who have used this organizer for over six months, how is it holding up? It would be for my dad, who is 93 but not arthritic.
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I love this medicine holder. I can measure out on entire month of my dad's medicine. It has held up great!
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It's surprisingly sturdy. The plastic that it is made of is fairly heavy guaged. The only problem I had with it so far is when I received it, it came with two 13's and no 14(the boxes are numbered for the days of the month). It also spins like a lazy Susan which is nice.
1354502
My dad is 83, and the organizer is holding up pretty good. At the beginning they are a little tough to open but has made our like so much easier. I hope this helps.
1354503
Not quite 6 months, but if I would just quit losing those little units after they are empty... I think I will get another one just for the replacement pill units because the lazy susan is so well made and holding up so well. Could use one in the kitchen. Overall, a real 5 star buy. The pill units don't challenge my arthritic fingers!
1354504
Mine is doing great. It's easier to open each slot after the 7 or 8 months I've had mine. I've been careful with the hinges since another reviewer mentioned he's breaking off, so none of mine have broken. I love it!
1354505
We use it for our kids. The main portion stays locked up but the individual containers come out daily. Some of the labels have been worn off because kids are annoying but otherwise this has been one of the best purchases we've made.
1354506
It is the same as the day we got it. Holds up great. Easy to use. Gave one to my friend and she loves it. Your dad will enjoy it. Good and sturdy plastic.
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I've had the table since around September 2012, and we love it. We use it all day as a desk for homeschooling, and then in the evenings we move it, extend it, and use it for dinner. It has one scratch on it, that I did when I was building a computer on it and drug the sharp metal corner of the case across it :-( It does take two people to extend and put the leaves in, but we positively LOVE this table. The home we own has a 35 foot long kitchen, so we had a huge table, but recently moved (military) to a MUCH smaller house that doesn't have room for a table set up all the time. This table has been fantastic so far. My only complaint would be that you have to pay close attention when sliding it together (while putting in or taking out a leaf) because it's easy to shift it so the pegs on one side don't line up with the holes on the other. We have also noticed the legs will occasionally loosen, so we keep an eye on them and tighten as needed. Anyway, having only had it less than 6 months, I can't really comment on the long term durability of the finish, but it seems to be pretty good, and I would definitely buy this table again! (I do not have the matching chairs, so I can't answer your question about those, sorry.)
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I love mine. I've had it since feb of last year, it was wobbly at first but my husband used his own tools to re-tighten. And no more wobble. It has so many different settings and workout types. I'm never bored with it. It's very heavy/sturdy. I would recommend it.
1035388
It's not cheap at all. It is really strong and holds a lot. I've been asked several times where I got it from! It is a great organizer.
1653603
I've had mine for 4 months and use it daily. So far no signs of wear. It may be useful to note I am particularly easy on my things. I handle it with clean hands and set it on clean flat surfaces or in a protected pocket of a bag while traveling.
1279154
I have had mine for about a year or maybe more and I am pretty hard on it. It has held up well.
249391
Hello; well I have it for 6 months already and so far It is durable for me and I use it to carry heavy books. I love it because it has many pockets where I can be organize and it help me with my back because it is easy to wear.
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Hi there! I bought Tai Cheng for my dad, he is 68 years old. It has helped him with his balance & flexibility, He can also stand for longer periods of time. Send me a friend request on facebook so I can tell you where to go to get Tai Cheng cheaper www.fb.com/brightleslie
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my husband uses his on and off each day, and it is holding up wel, easily foldable and where it is not light for me to pick up (we have a transfer chair for outside the home) it is handy and comfortable...it is used in our local hospital and nursing facilities where the chairs get rough treatment..I would say very durable, good value, so good luck!l
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I bought one for my 19 year old for college & another for my 90 year old Dad. I haven't actually inspected the wheels, but neither one has had any problems, and they are NOT being handled lightly. My son has had his for a year & drags it all over the place, as does my Dad, when the hamper is very full. The wheels seem to be holding up just fine!
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Yes, we got this for my Mom (over 70) and she thought it was excellent. I too was impressed with the quality. The basket worked well to transport things from one place to another because your hands are busy driving. The pad was very nice.
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I am 65, with spinal stenosis and degenerating hip & knee joints and I use it. I found that the body weight of the user stabilizes the unit, making the handles that need to be held during use, secure. The unit I had before was just the bottom portion (no handles) and you had to hold on to the back of a chair for stability....which ended up to be not too stable at all.
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I bought this for my elderly sister. She has arthritic hands and she told me she LOVES it. I have not used it myself, but I would definitely buy myself one on the strength of her recommendation. I hope this helps you.
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I'm not elderly, but I am disabled w/chronic pain-many elderly people can run circles around me. That being said, I have no trouble folding it up. I lay it in an unobstructed area in a hatchback, and slide it back out w/no problem. I did have a small car & it is a pain if you have to stand it behind the seat, or jockey the wheels around in a small trunk.
1995903
She will most likely just keep it down if she uses it. I can handle it. I'm 61. One problem I have once in a while is the belt slips to the side and I have to get my husband to help me "true" it so I don't get that burned rubber smell.I still like the treadmill but if I had it to do over I would get one with padding. Look for one with a small footprint so it doesn't take up much room. That is what I liked about this one.
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Yes. I purchased it for my mother, who's 87 and this was one of her main concerns, as she was having lots of balance issues. She was 'very' pleased with the quality of the product.
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I've had mine for probably 6 months. It's holding up just fine, but I will tell you it's not super comfy. Fine for sitting for short periods, but not much more.