ElvirosCervical Memory Foam Pillow for Neck Pain Orthopedic Neck Pillow for Shoulder Pain Ergonomic Head Neck Support Pillow for Side/Back/Stomach Sleepers with Removable Cover (Grey)

At first, thought it would be too thin. Have had other shaped memory foam pillows and not really worked. Tried this for 10 days and brilliant. Virtually no snoring, get off to sleep very easy. So comfortable with the depression for the head, side or on your back. No more mild sleep apnea breathing problems. Perfect. Quality appears very good and fits large pillow protector although it has a good zipped cover as well. So good, just ordered another one.

This memory foam pillow has been a game-changer for my sleep quality. The ergonomic design provides excellent support for my neck and shoulders, helping to alleviate pain and discomfort. The dual-height feature is perfect for side and back sleepers, ensuring proper alignment of the spine. The memory foam is high-density and slow-rebounding, which means it retains its shape and firmness over time. The removable, breathable cover is a bonus, making it easy to keep the pillow clean. Overall, this pillow has significantly improved my sleep and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable and supportive pillow.

I really love this pillow . I have spent so much money trying to get a pillow that suits me . I’m so glad I bough this . It’s comfortable, my stiff neck has gone , I often use to wake up neck pain . This pillow or worth the cost of it .

I bought this pillow as the reviews were generally positive but I haven’t had as possible an experience using this pillow. It is comfortable and I can get a full night sleep using it but it soft and I had hoped for a bit more support for my neck. I have spondylitis and a shoulder impingement so I was looking for something to help ease pressure but the pillow is too flat to fully take the pressure off my shoulder. I am mostly a front sleeper so from that point of view it’s comfortable and therefore I can still use it so it’s not a waste of money but for me it’s not value for money. Unfortunately the lack of robust support for my neck and shoulders has influenced my lower rating.

I’ve been suffering from neck and shoulder pain for months so I started looking for solutions.I move around a lot when I sleep and my pillows are all over the place. I nearly always sleep on my side or front and have trouble getting comfy.I’ve only been using this pillow for a few nights but I honestly believe that it’s helping with the neck pain already.It’s a much lower pillow than I’m used to and has a different feel to a normal pillow but I’ve felt really comfortable sleeping on it.I was worried that I’d not like it but I’m pleasantly surprised that I do.

I got this pillow as Id been having serious neck pain from poor sleeping positions (on top of generally bad habits with my posture Im sure) - the result being a feeling of extreme tightness and tension on either side of my neck; a dull, constant and noticeable pain that wasnt relieved with any over the counter product; difficulty turning my head without discomfort; and the only "comfortable" position I could hold my head in was to have my chin practically resting on my throat, which only made it worse for the brief moments of respite it gave me!I knew the core of the issue though was my pillow, as I kept waking up with my head at awkward angles, so tried this one to see if the additional and specific support would help me train me into better sleep posture.It takes a few nights to get used to for sure - but the relief was immediate: my head and neck were fantastically supported - the issue for me though was getting used to the body position/s that I needed to sustain to keep the comfort on my neck. I pretty much had to re-learn how to lay in bed!I did though, and the result is that after roughly 10 nights, the neck stiffness is slightly still there, but its no longer remotely painful - I can turn my head in its full range of movement without any twinges or tension straining, and crucially Im sleeping better.The best (though perhaps still inaccurate!) way I can describe it is to say the pain faded within 3 days from "excruciating all the time", to "only painful toward the end of the day" - to no pain at all: The stiffness is taking longer to go, but in 10 days feels like Ive gone from having a neck made of solid rock to one made of soft clay - that is its still not completely gone, I still have a feeling of tightness that isnt "right", but theres so much more comfort and mobility, and this increased mobility has allowed me to comfortably do regular neck stretches and exercises which I couldnt manage before, and is loosening it up further.My only gripe (and its a fairly minor one considering how good the pillow is) is that while it will fit in a standard pillowcase, it doesnt look good, and the case prevents you utilising the notches to comfortably position your hands/ arms (hence why I had a bit of trial and error finding the right body position) - but without a case I found it quite unpleasant as a surface texture to sleep on.All in all though, a learning curve worth persisting with, and I'll take a silly, lumpy looking pillow on my bed to spending my days and nights in agony!