Drive Medical Handheld Shower Head Spray with Diverter Valve

Love this product as it was very easy to install and I just keep the same temperature of the water by leaving the sprayer turned on (the button on the head keeps the water from running). I also have it available to be able to turn on the regular shower head also.

Love this, both as an added hand held shower and also for rinsing the shower stall after cleaning. Very easy to install and works well.

I had this shower head now for about 2 weeks now and is working just fine so far. I had foot surgery and needed this to bath. I wanted something that would last awhile without costing a lot. The positive reviews on this purchase also helped.

Plastic , but seems to be heavy duty. Easy to mar the bright finish with channel locks while installing. Once installed it works as advertised. So far I am satisfied.

I initially about this for post-op showers. it is definitely long enough easy to install, and I like the ability to keep water from going to the handheld if necessary. the only thing is it hasn't really gotten any more flexible like the hose is still very stiff and shaped the way it was when it came in the box so it makes it a little hard to wield the handheld part of it correctly. I'm hoping with time it'll get a bit more flexible and I can continue to either use it for myself or to give my dogs a bath.

Was easy to install quickly.

using it as a utility sprayer. washing shoes, trash cans, pets, etc. perfect

works great, second one installed

Have used original hand held shower sprayer  for 7 years..  Old hose very flexible.. Need to replace. Ordered replacement unit.. Exact same model .. Installed and noticed the hose was stiff from being curled up in the box.. ASSUMED it would relax and straighten out out  once hot water had been used... Oh no!  Hose remained stiff.  Difficult to hold and twist while using... Was a nice product.. can not recommend..

This is a nice unit. It works well and is priced right. The way it is constructed you can still use your original shower head with the device installed. The promotional material fails to mention that the mounting bracket must be screwed to the wall. This means that you must drill two holes in the shower wall to install the screws that hold the mounting bracket to the wall. Not only would this be difficult for most people, it could cause a water leak into the area behind the shower. This is particularly difficult to do if the shower is ceramic tile. You do not really need to install the mounting bracket, but then the hose and sprayer just dangle down from the shower pipe, looking unattractive. I do not know if you can attach it to the faucet in a tub.