I am in search of a FLAT pillow that doesn't hike my neck up while sleeping..............Is this the answer???????????
636863
This pillow stays as you "scrunch" it...or leave it flat. It does not seem to move around as so many pillows do when you move. Put a good pillow cover on it and it will last for years.
636864
the pillow can be formed by your head or by hand........not exactly flat...it cradlles your headI have had mine for over 2 years and I still use it. I have problems with the 4th thru 7th vertebrae and it helps me
410612
As long as you get used to the crunching sound it makes whenever you move, it works for everyone. And really, once you make a 'groove' for your neck and get settled, there's no more noise. Granted, it's not as squishy as a regular pillow, but I sleep on my side, stomach and back and it works great. I regularly sleep on my side w/ me head on my arm, and this is probably as soft as my arm (and if I lay on this instead, my arm doesn't fall asleep). DH has had neck problems forever - we even make room in the suitcase for this thing - it's the best way to sleep.
856144
I sleep on my side and back. This pillow is flatter so when I am on my back, it doesn't hyperflex my neck. That used to give me a headache in the morning. I wake up headache free. I can't do without this pillow.
1383199
The standard pillow has a small footprint, but I feel like it is overstuffed. I would recommend trying different pillows locally until you find one you really like. I am 100% dissatisfied with my cloud pillow.
1733808
I don't recommend sleeping this way with this sort of pillow. I used to sleep like that until I started sleeping with buckwheat pillows. Once you get used to them they support you enough that you don't need to sleep like that.
2104252
The semi roll pillow pillow is great for neck support. My husband I find that it works best without a thick regular pillow underneath. We even take them when we travel. For us they are the best amount of softness to be comfortable.
1796678
I don't know if this will improve or worsen your specific situation, but I bought the gentle support model and it was plenty firm. It did take me several days to get used to the side sleepimg parts of the pillow, but I've tried going back to other pillows I have and wind up with neck pain again, so I have found this product very helpful for me.
1859150
I would go with the soft pillow. If you like a higher support for your neck, choose the high loft. The low loft was perfect for me, but I have a memory foam bed which allows my shoulder to "sink" into the mattress, otherwise it would be too short for any support. So not knowing much about you, I would guess you would like a high loft, soft pillow....
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you wont have that problem with this pillow. I pillow section is soft and comfortable. I was always sleeping with 5 0r 6 single people and since i got this people i only use one just to keep my self elevated a little. no neck pain at all and it also help my back problem since i am sleeping almost flat. try it ! you will love it. hope that my answer helps you decide into getting it. good luck :-)
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Not this one, BUT, if you're still looking for a comfy, scrunchable pillow, look to the "Z by Malouf Gelled Microfiber Bed Pillow" ~ lots of give in the encasement, so it can be scrunched up small, or you can control by use of a zippered case to adjust the slack ~ VERY versatile / customizable. HTH.
398938
It was too bulky behind the neck for me as most of the neck pillows are. Might look at one of the therapeutic neck wraps (but don't need to heat it). They are generally slender in design and filled with beads (corn, millet, etc.).
1856159
I really don't know, Julie. To me, the wedge pillow is designed primarily for back sleepers. I do use my wedge pillow with a soft pillow and watch tv on my side. That is comfortable, so you might give it a try. I wish I could train myself to sleep on my back, but haven't been able to do so yet. I am a tosser & turner, unfortunately.
520479
I'm more of a side sleeper that's why I purchased a high loft plush, a low loft would be perfect for stomach sleeper, not as high so as to keep the your neck and spine perfectly aligned. Also this pilllow will not sink flat, will sink to certain level and remain solid, excellent pillow.
596803
NO. very comfortable. I tried one and finally ordered a second one. I got the high loft which was great. the low loft did not give enough support for me. felt like no pillow at all.
1709872
I sleep on my side and find it a reasonably comfortable pillow. You should know it is firm, perhaps even hard in the sense that most stuffed pillows will gradually shift their stuffing, settling into the shape of your head. This one does not do that very much, it is not hard like a brick but neither does it let you sink into it very far. While I can not speak for others, I would expect that if you like a solid, slightly yielding pillow, this is for you. If your preference runs to the more squishy pillows you probably will not like it.
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I use a thin regular pillow to support my neck. Without the pillow I found that my head leaned back a bit too far. With a thicker one it was also uncomfortable.
1476457
It's a bit on the "firm" side at first, but over time it softens up, but not too soft, and is the BEST PILLOW for me as I have major neck issues to the point that I wake up with a SEVERE MIGRAINE if my neck is out and I have gone through 15 different pillows ranging from other memory foam pillows, down pillows, you name I tried it and this pillow I finally found. LOVE LOVE LOVE this pillow!!!! Thank you!!!!