Collection: Coccyx Cushion

A Coccyx Cushion turns a normal chair into a safer seat for a sore tailbone. It is a shaped pad that lifts the coccyx slightly and spreads weight across the hips and thighs. Because of this, pressure on the spine reduces and sitting feels easier. In addition, many people also call it a tailbone pillow, a coxis cushion, a coxis pillow, or a coccygeal pillow. However, the goal stays the same in every case: more comfort with less pain.

On MeddeyGo, this category includes gel cushions, memory foam cushions, and an air-filled seating aid. These products sit under posture and wheelchair accessories. Moreover, each Coccyx Cushion is built for real Indian use in cars, offices, hospital wards, and home chairs. As a result, hospitals, clinics, and families can upgrade comfort quickly without changing all their furniture.

Product Overview

A Coccyx Cushion is a special seat cushion with a cut-out or soft zone at the back. This open space keeps the tailbone away from the hard seat. Instead, the thighs and buttocks rest on foam, gel, or air cells. Because the coccyx does not press on the chair, pain, numbness, and burning often reduce. In simple words, a Coccyx Cushion or tailbone pillow gives the tailbone a small, safe “gap” and lets the legs share more load.

On the MeddeyGo collection page, you see three focused products. First, there is a gel model from Viaggi that cools and supports. Second, there is a Health & Yoga seating air cushion that works like a round coxis cushion with gentle movement. Third, there is an orthopedic memory foam seat that acts as a firm but soft Coccyx Cushion for everyday chairs. Together, these options form a small but strong family, so one coxis pillow can suit office work, long travel, and even wheelchair sitting.

Because the pelvis rests in a better position on these cushions, the natural curve in the lower back comes back as well. Therefore, many users feel relief not only at the coccyx but also in the lower spine and hips. As a result, a good Coccyx Cushion, tailbone pillow, or coccygeal pillow supports both posture and pain relief at the same time.

Key Features & Benefits

1. Tailbone Pressure Relief

Common design points:

• A rear U-shaped cut-out for the coccyx
• A donut or ring-style gap in some models
• A gentle wedge that tilts the pelvis slightly forward

Main benefits:

• Less sharp pain when you start to sit
• Better tolerance of hard plastic or wooden chairs
• A more relaxed feeling in the buttocks and sacral area
• Extra support for coccydynia, post-fall pain, and post-delivery pain (as advised by a doctor)

2. Memory Foam and Gel Comfort

Viaggi cushions use high-density foam and gel to create a soft, supportive Coccyx Cushion. Memory foam slowly shapes itself to the user’s body and then returns to its normal form. In addition, gel layers give a cooler feel during long sitting.

Because of this mix, users get:

• Even weight spread under the pelvis
• Less “hot spot” pressure on sharp bone areas
• More comfort during long drives, phone calls, and clinic hours

3. Active Sitting With Air Cushion

The Health & Yoga Seating Air Cushion works like a round coxis cushion filled with air. Unlike a flat seat, it allows tiny, controlled movements under the pelvis.

Benefits:

• Small shifts in weight that keep core muscles active
• Less stiffness after long periods of sitting
• A more “dynamic” seat instead of a fixed, hard base

4. Portable and Multi-Setting Use

Each Coccyx Cushion is light and easy to move. You can carry one tailbone pillow or coxis cushion between:

• Office chair and home workstation
• Car seat and driver’s seat
• Waiting room chairs and clinic desks
• Wheelchairs and simple plastic ward chairs

5. Hygiene-Friendly Covers

Most cushions in this category use removable, washable covers. As a result, cleaning stays quick and simple.

Advantages:

• Easy washing between users in clinics and rehab centres
• Better hygiene in hot and humid weather
• Fresher smell and longer life of the foam or gel core

Technical Specifications 

Applications / Use Cases

1. Tailbone Pain and Coccydynia

To begin with, many buyers first look for a Coccyx Cushion when they feel a sharp ache at the base of the spine. The cause may be a fall, long bike rides, or long hours on a hard chair. In these situations, a memory foam tailbone pillow or coxis cushion reduces direct load on the coccyx and lets the muscles share more weight. As a result, people often sit longer with fewer pain spikes.

2. Long Office Hours and Work From Home

Secondly, office staff, call centre teams, and IT workers sit for most of the day. Students studying for exams do the same at their desks. In such cases, a simple Coccyx Cushion or coxis pillow makes a basic chair feel more supportive. It also reduces slouching and, therefore, lowers the heavy feeling in the lower back at the end of the day.

3. Car and Travel Use

Thirdly, driving on rough roads sends small shocks up through the seat. Long highway trips add steady load to the pelvis. In this setting, a gel Coccyx Cushion softens these vibrations, keeps the coccyx off the hard seat frame, and supports alert posture. So, many drivers keep a tailbone pillow, coxis cushion, or coxis pillow in the car for daily commuting and long trips.

4. Wheelchair Sitting and Bed Sore Risk

Furthermore, a corrugated gel wheelchair cushion spreads load under the pelvis more evenly. This kind of coccygeal pillow reduces peak pressure points and can support pressure sore prevention plans. At the same time, it improves comfort during daily routines, such as meals, therapy sessions, and travel to hospital.

5. Post-Delivery and Post-Surgical Sitting

In addition, some women feel tailbone and pelvic pain after childbirth. People who recover from pelvic or spinal surgery may also find flat chairs very hard to use. In these cases, a Coccyx Cushion or ring-style tailbone pillow can make feeding, work, and rest easier. However, users should always follow the advice of their doctor or physiotherapist on how long to sit and how often to change position.

6. General Posture and Back Support

Finally, many users do not have a formal diagnosis. They simply feel tired and stiff after they sit. For these users, a well-shaped Coccyx Cushion improves pelvic tilt and reduces slouching. In addition, it supports a more natural spine curve. When combined with a backrest, a coxis cushion, coxis pillow, or coccygeal pillow becomes part of a simple posture kit for home or office.

Why Choose Coccyx Cushion from MeddeyGo?

MeddeyGo is a focused medical and rehab platform, not a general online store. The Coccyx Cushion range sits next to posture correctors, orthopedic supports, and wheelchair aids. Because of this, buyers see each tailbone pillow, coxis cushion, coxis pillow, and coccygeal pillow in a clear clinical context, not as a random comfort gadget.

The category also offers a small, curated mix rather than many look-alike listings. This makes it easier to compare gel, air, and memory foam designs and match each Coccyx Cushion to a real sitting problem. In addition, MeddeyGo shows MRP, offer price, and savings clearly, so both families and purchase teams can plan budgets with ease.

Behind MeddeyGo is Meddey Technologies Pvt. Ltd., based in Okhla, New Delhi, with a clear address, phone number, and GST details. This level of transparency builds extra trust for anyone who wants a reliable Coccyx Cushion, tailbone pillow, coxis cushion, coxis pillow, or coccygeal pillow for regular medical use.

Comparison Table

Buying Guide / Expert Tips

1. Start With the Main Sitting Problem

First, ask a simple question: what is the main issue while sitting?

• If the main problem is tailbone pain, start with a cut-out memory foam Coccyx Cushion.
• If both back and hip strain are present, consider a wedge or gel design.
• If wheelchair pressure risk is high, focus on a corrugated gel coccygeal pillow.
• If the goal is mild support and posture training, an air-filled coxis cushion may be enough.

2. Measure the Chair or Seat

Next, measure seat width, seat depth, and backrest position. Then compare these numbers with the sizes on each product page. This small step helps a tailbone pillow or coxis pillow sit safely on the chair without slipping or folding.

3. Think About Sitting Time per Day

If you sit for two or three hours at a stretch, a light foam or air coxis cushion can work well. For full-day sitting, memory foam or gel models usually feel better over time. Therefore, always match the Coccyx Cushion to daily sitting patterns.

4. Check for Washable Covers

Washable covers are very important in shared spaces. They allow clinics and hospitals to clean a tailbone pillow between users. At home, they keep any Coccyx Cushion, coxis cushion, or coxis pillow fresh in hot, dusty weather.

5. Review Weight and Build

Heavier users may need denser foam or thicker gel. Product pages often mention build quality and brand reputation. For wheelchair users, consider both weight and height when you choose a coccygeal pillow or thicker Coccyx Cushion.

6. Follow Medical Advice

If there is recent surgery, fracture, severe pain, or nerve involvement, always follow medical advice. A doctor or physiotherapist can guide which Coccyx Cushion is safe, how many hours to sit, and how often to change position. When you follow this guidance, your tailbone pillow, coxis cushion, or coxis pillow becomes part of a complete care plan.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the manufacturer of this product?

Meddey Technologies Pvt Ltd, C-75, First Floor, DDA Sheds, Industrial Area, Phase 1, Okhla, New Delhi – 110020.
Phone: +91 8586-012345
Country of Origin: India.

What is a Coccyx Cushion?

It is a shaped seat cushion with a cut-out or contour at the back. It reduces pressure on the tailbone and spreads weight over the thighs and buttocks, so sitting feels easier and safer.

How is a tailbone pillow different from a normal cushion?

A normal cushion is flat. A tailbone pillow has a special design that avoids direct pressure on the coccyx. Because of this, it can make long sitting more comfortable for many users.

Can I use it on any chair?

Yes. You can use a coccygeal pillow or coxis cushion on most office chairs, dining chairs, sofas, plastic chairs, car seats, and wheelchairs, as long as the size fits and the cushion does not slip.

Will a Coccyx Cushion cure tailbone pain?

No. A Coccyx Cushion or coxis pillow does not cure the root cause. It helps reduce pressure and support posture. You should use it along with medical advice, exercise, and rest.

How do I clean it?

Remove and wash the cover with mild detergent. Then wipe the foam or gel core with a damp cloth and let it air-dry fully before you place the Coccyx Cushion, tailbone pillow, coxis cushion, or coccygeal pillow back on the chair.