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Just what I was looking for…” a reviewers of the American Standard toilet wrote. Viewers weigh in on toilet models. The video has amassed more than 558,000 views as of Monday afternoon.

They’re more expensive than standard toilets. Whereas a standard toilet can cost less than $200, the combined components of a wall-mounted toilet tend to total upward of $600.

As an alternative, the expert recommends the American Standard toilet, priced at $189. He showcases this model’s more gradual curved trap, explaining, “If they would have spent just $10 more ...

For Medicare to consider the use of a commode “reasonable and necessary” under its standards, you need to meet certain criteria. You would need to be physically unable to use a standard toilet.

If a person cannot access a standard toilet, they will likely qualify for coverage for a beside commode under Medicare Part B. Learn more about the criteria for coverage and the cost.