Lounge Doctor Elevating Leg Rest Wedge Pillow, Heather Grey, Small

Game changer. It’s pricey BUT has made a huge difference in my knee surgery recovery. Previous to the purchase I was stacking pillows to keep my leg elevated but this caused a misalignment of my leg, hip & back. So, if my knee wasn’t hurting, I was having leg, back & sciatic nerve pain. First night I used the pillow, I slept through the entire night with nothing hurting. I can actually get comfortable throughout the day when I’m supposed to be resting/elevating the leg. Plus swelling is way down. Highly recommend.

Very good product sturdy and comfortable for feet or press back against it if needed. Washable cover and non slip features are great. Use it daily after standing work day. If you looking for item like this way to go. Thank you good quality product

My favorite purchase this year. Perfect elevation for my feet to soothe neuropathy and for elevation following foot surgery. Comfortable and durable.

This elevating leg pillow is phenomenal; it helped me a lot after post-knee replacement surgery. The pillow elevates the legs just above the heart level when the body is in an upright, relaxed position. My height is 5' 3", and so I followed the guideline and bought size Small. The pillow is perfect for my size, and the width is suitable for both legs to fit comfortably.

It really works. I saw it sold on one of those shopping channels and was impressed with the presentation. I bought it for my mother who has swelling in her legs are surgery.....she had a different one that didn't do much (the $20 one). After a few weeks, there has been a noticeable decrease in the swelling in her legs. Very impressed. She used the other one for about a year and it didn't work (but was comfortable). This is comfortable and does work.....it is certainly wide enough (she is thin, but even if she were heavy, it would be fine) even though a few people say it is not. Highly recommended as it has really helped my mother. She still has a little swelling, but her doctor was shocked that the swelling went down more than 50%. In fact, she no longer has to wear wide shoes any longer! I gave it four stars, however, because I do think it is overpriced.....is it better than all the other wedges? Absolutely!!! But, it is certainly a bit expensive. I would get it again and highly recommend it, but honestly, the company needs to reassess its pricing!!!

My podiatrist recommended a triangular type pillow for for my post surgery foot recovery. I reviewed a lot of the products on Amazon, I reviewed the products that were under $50 read the reviews and did not feel comfortable with the reviews so I upped my price to under $100. Some of the route reviews were somewhat positive but still I left me with some concerns. So I upped it to $125 and found this one. All of the reviews were extremely positive, so I took a chance and ordered it early just in case I didn’t like it. I could return it and purchase another one before my surgery. I have been pleasantly surprised and amazed. The product is made it very very well. The foam cushion is extremely durable and strong the fabric is very very comfortable soft it’s washable. I’ve had this nail for nine weeks and it still holds its form and shape and is still extremely comfortable. I believe that I will probably be using this more often post surgery for reading in bed or doing other things I highly recommend this product. .👍👍👍👍👍

I've been propping legs with multiple pillows for serious edema issue. Decided to buy a prop and looked at all out there on Amazon. Yes, this one is pricy, but from the very first minute using it, I felt super supported, properly elevated and comfortable as possible. It's firm, I bought the large and the fit is perfect for me at 5'7, over 200#. The cover looks well made, has gripping bottom cover that stays put on my leather recliner and can be removed and washed.

I agree, this is a great angle for leg elevation. There’s caveats to whether this will help or not. 1. How do you plan to use it? For sleeping? I found that a challenge. The one I got was way too narrow how wide my hips are. I’m in a wheelchair, with minimal ability to walk and self transfer, so it was a challenge to get my legs up on the pillow, and when I did, they didn’t want to stay straight, they wanted to flop out to the sides. 2. Do you have ingrown toenails? DON’T use this to sleep! I did, and when I got my legs to stay upright on it, I threw a lightweight comforter over myself. 2 hours later, the pressure from the blanket resting on my toenails woke me up in screaming pain. Do you have problems with both low back and thoracic regions? I have a number of herniated discs, and a spinal lesion in my mid back, plus a desiccated disc at L4, L5/S1, this pillow made my mid back problems much worse (temporarily of course). Just the right angle to cause minor caudus equinas pressure issues. Namely, it caused me serious urinary urgency almost immediately, and I had to use a protective brief to lay with this pillow for any period of time. So I’d say avoid it if any of the issues above resemble your situation. Otherwise, I think this would be a wonderful positioning aide.