Maddak Toilet Seat Splash Guard

This does what is supposed to do. I am very happy to have found this. I have a 6 yr. old with Down Syndrome and unfortunately, is still not trained. I am teaching him to sit on the toilet. This prevents any mess. Just pop it on the toilet and rinse off when done. I bought a second one to send to school and they are happy too. The price was okay. Not great! It serves its purpose. May not fit perfectly on different size toilets, but still okay with me. FYI (It is only for the guard itself. The seat does not come with it.)

This does not fit on my elongated toilet or my elevated toilet seat. I can use it but only at an angle and holding it in place with one hand. It is very wide and makes it impossible to wipe with it in the way so you are moving a wet device once you are done. It has saved me from an messy accident a couple of times but is basically worthless unless you have a least one hand to help and are in a position to move it out of the way without spilling, This one gets a Nope for totally bad design and functionality. Unfortunately I have not found anything yet that actually works.

Worked great from a young squirter with bad aim. No more pee in the floor. Great for potty training and easy to sanitize hard plastic.

As other reviewers state this guard is not flexible at all. I purchased this for a seven year old child with CP and although this fit his Rifton seat it is way too big for him and may have worked if it was made of softer more flexible material and could bend. As it stands it was impossible to get him on the seat with this in place (without hurting him) and it was too tight a fit once he was already on it. This is sized for an adult (although one reviewer on here said they were using it for an 18 month old)??? I am not an expert but I think it is more suitable for a person that is able to seat themselves or the guard can be placed after they are seated. Because it is not flexible you have to be able to lift them up and over the guard (it is tall) and/or be able to spread legs wide enough to clear the width of the guard (which may require removing undergarments and/or pants). As for the reviewers who think this is overpriced they clearly have not had to price out this kind of specialty product. I wound up purchasing just the Rifton pee guard (it is made specifically for those seats) for $49 (including shipping) I have seen other seats with ring and guard run for $100. This guard is a bargain just not suitable for this child I wished I had read reviews regarding the flexibility of this product and the use for children because it is not stated in the product description.I do like the fact that the guard extends down into the toilet so it won't leak out from under the seat. I think this would be an excellent product for an individual that is able to seat themselves but just needs a little help with keeping pee contained.

I purchased this to avoid getting my son's urine in the face when he's sitting on the potty. (gross, right?) He has autism and if effectively potty trained now but is used to sitting to go to the bathroom. We'll work on standing someday, maybe never. I'm just delighted to not need pullups in the daytime anymore! The only possible issue is it fits on standard toilets better than the oval seat kind. But it still fits good enough! It also doesn't fit very well on public toilets that have the open place in the front. It is usable there, though. Overall - a lifesaver for us!!

Bought this for student it was difficult for him to get situated with this in place, and very difficult for us to place it after sitting. Think it would work great for potty training and younger kids.

Below is my previous review. Picture shows my work cutting off top with jigsaw. I proceeded to rasp, file, and sand with emery paper until the right side piece in photo was smooth on top. Now it works great, easy to install and remove, doesn’t crowd my legs.Previous review: This is easy to install and use. However, no idea what the part ABOVE the seat is for. It is so wide I cannot use it comfortably. I’m going to use a hacksaw to cut that part off. Then maybe it will be useful.

Works good