Forias 7.5" Wedge Pillow for Sleeping Bed Wedge Pillow for After Surgery Triangle Elevated Pillow Wedge for Acid Reflux Gerd Snoring Back Pain, Air Layer Removable Machine Wash Cover | Memory Foam Top

Much larger than I anticipated but worked well for bed repositioning for my father. Very soft but firm enough to support weight. Can use for a variety of comfort options.

I have sinus problems and they are helped when I elevate my head at night to sleep better, and longer with out being woken up. Usually I will stack a few pillows to get me in a ramped position. Problem is during the night I end up either sliding off, pushing the pillows around waking up with a neck or back ache, shoulder pain etc.. with the wedge i just put my pillow at the top, and I get great elevation. The wedge does not move around and since it is made of closed cell foam my shoulder pain is greatly reduced. It also form fits so even if I sleep on my sides I am supported. If you don't use a pillow with it, I suggest you try a tiny throw pillow to support your neck. If your a back sleeper the wedge is awesome, it doesn't slide around, your head and shoulders are supported, and it is really comfortable. It gives you good elevation, and since it is a single pillow device it is so easy to use, again no waking up to pillows all over the place. I have only had it a short time but it seems to be a quality build with a case that seems to have good stiching, and is removable for washing. For $30 for the 7.5" version it is one of the more affordable options. It does what I need it to do: elevate my head, and not move all over the place thru the night, and easy to just stand it up behind my pillow when it is time to make the bed. I would say pretty simple to use, and it is again very comfortable.

So I had gotten this pillow in hopes of helping alleviate heartburn issues. When I took it out of the bag that it was vacuumed sealed in it had to expand to its full size but had a horrible chemical smell associated with it. I had to frebreeze it multiple times a day for about 5 days before I couldn’t even stand to be near it. So I tied three separate occasions to use this item before I decided it just wasn’t going to work for me. The item itself is fine and matches its description but I will at least go into detail as to why it wasn’t for me incase there are others out there like me to save them some time. First off I have a very sensitive nose. Even when laying my pillow ontop of this wedge to sleep on I could still smell some of that chemical smell and it was not a good smell. I also have SI issues in my back and so when I used this wedge where my back meet the mattress at the L angle bc of the wedge it was pushing right on my sore SI area which made my back sore and was not worth flaring up already problematic SI issues. I even tried to lay on the edge without my pillow thinking a decrease in incline might help the back pressure where my neck n mattress met but it didn’t and this wedge is so hard and stiff it is not comfortable on it’s on. This item is definitely for a back sleeper also- bc u cannot comfortably sleep in any other position on this thing. I will be trying to make something myself perhaps out of another pillow or towels that had some give so I can sleep comfortably on it.

I purchased this wedge pillow because I had reflux issues at night. It helped tremendously. I was able to sleep well. Now, that I do not have reflux anymore, I use it as a back support when reading and it is very comfortable. I use it watching t.v. too. You can remove the cover and was and dry it too. Thank you!

I wanted to wait for a while before I made a honest review of this product. I was told by many to buy this pillow for aftercare from a c-section. Every c-section surgery recovery and comfort are different. So this is my experience with this product. The pillow is comfortable and very firm but it was hard for me to get up for anything.My body couldn’t adjust nor be able to get find ways to get up.I’ve used it eventually to elevate my legs but afterwards since it is the right shape angle to reduce the swelling of my leg and feet. Besides that I didn’t use it afterwards but my husband found great use for it. He uses it when he’s laying in the couch telling me that it’s a great size for his back and great comfort that his back doesn’t hurt when he gets up from the couch. Now would I recommend this for a aftercare after c-section? Like I said before every c-section recovery and comfort are different. I’d say buy it once you get back home from the hospital and pile up a couple of pillows to test out your comfort and if it is comfortable then buy it but it if isn’t comfortable don’t buy it. But if you have a bad back I’ve noticed it’s been a great back pillow for the size and side pockets it is a great pillow for the price.

There are many things I like about this pillow. The carry handle, the side pockets, the firmness, and the fact that it can be set upright and used as a back rest. As a wedge pillow, however, it fell a bit short by being too tall. I need good back support, especially when I sleep. This pillow was at an angle that my back just couldn't take. Things I tried: 1. Pillow by itself -supporting my back from the waist up -supporting my back from the shoulder blades up -supporting just my neck and the tips of my shoulders like a regular pillow 2. Pillow with other pillows -this pillow plus my regular pillow under my head -this pillow with another pillow to prop my bum and keep me from slipping off the wedge -this pillow with other pillows stacked behind it so my head was parallel to the bed -this pillow with a smaller pillow next to my head to support side sleeping when I roll 3. This pillow with a blanket "halo" so I could roll to my side and still have head support The only thing this pillow does well is turning my bed into a comfortable place to sit up. It also holds my sleeping mask in a convenient place for me to reach it. As a wedge pillow, I can't use it, because it causes pain in my middle back. To be fair, my back is especially sensitive when it comes to my sleeping surface. But it just didn't work for me in the end.