I bought the Camco 43710 Shower Head with On/Off Switch, the Inox Extended Length Stainless Steel Shower Hose (100 inches long), and the Command Bathroom Hook with Water Resistant Strips due to my 80 year old Father-In-Law suffering a fall and having to utilize a shower seat until he heals. He really likes it. I had another type that my 93 year old Mother used when she was ill and staying with us. It fell apart when my Father-In-Law first used it and the hose that came with it was about 2 feet shorter. The on/off switch works easily and perfectly. I purchased the chrome one to match the hose. The hose is the perfect length, about 8 1/3rd feet and has metal ends that I think work better for attaching it to the shower pipe. I worried that the hose would be too heavy due to it being stainless, but, it is surprisingly light. The hook works great for holding the shower head at the perfect height when he needs to put it down. We also have the hook in the shower in our master bathroom that my Mother used when she used that shower instead of the bathtub. We had put a double shower head on a pole, 1 regular shower head and 1 with a hose (purchased at Bed, Bath & Beyond 3-4 years ago, just looked on Amazon and don't see one exactly like it, but they do have some) in there so she could use it if she wanted. We use it now to hang extra wash clothes on. I purchased the Hook at Home Depot for more. It's still stuck to the tile wall after over three years. I definitely recommend all three of these products instead of a shower head that includes the hose. It is definitely worth the little extra you will spend. Wish I had purchased it for my Mother instead of the one I purchased for more at Home Depot.I also bought one of the Stick-On Suction handles to help my Mother get in and out of the shower 3 years ago. Please, don't waste your money. They might stay for a few showers and then suddenly lose their grip. If you purchase one, check them each time you use them and have your loved one pull on them before they try to get up to make sure they are still holding strong. I feel they are very dangerous. I threw mine away because I didn't even want to put it in a garage sale. It would be better to install a permanent, screwed into the wall safety bar. Or purchase a 2-level safety bar that attaches with a U-Bar over the side of the tub with screws that can be tightened. It worked great for my Mother, does not loosen by itself, was not permanent and does not damage the tub. Unfortunately, I don't remember where I purchased it. Just looked and found it on Amazon. It's the Moen DN7005 Home Care Multi Grip Tub Safety Bar for $28.52. I know I paid a lot more for the one I purchased. Also saw some single grip bars. The one I have doesn't work with my Father-In-Laws shower bench because it hangs over the side of the bathtub so there isn't room. Mother's was the type that fit inside the tub. So far he doesn't need it, but if he does, I'll buy a single grip one too. Hope this helps.