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Posted by curesforsnoring on May 2nd, 2010
I paid $70 for this pillow at my chiropractic office. Once the inflation level is adjusted, it’s the best type pillow I’ve used (and I’ve tried many different types).
I would have given it a five star rating, but one of the air chambers leaks and has to be re-inflated every night….it’s flat by morning. I have not contacted the manufacturer-distributor to see if they will fix it or replace it. Stay tuned!
Has anyone tried out the Brookstone's Pillow To Stop snoring pillow to stop snoring?
I just bought one. I'll let you know.
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This pillow is very bad. When you open it… the fill feels like crumbled old foam that seems to have lost it’s life and spongyness. This foam is not memory foam. It feels like lots of different sized chunks of old, soft lumps. If we didn’t return it, I would have thrown it away.
I ordered this pillow after searching for a “down” pillow. It turns out the pillow is not made of “down” even though the pillows name is “Happy Company Down to earth travel pillow” It was expensive as you would expect down to be. Instead I got a pillow that feels as though it was stuffed with Styrofoam. I would have returned it but threw everything away because I was in a hurry when I received it. I am very dissatisfied with this expensive pillow.
Awesome eco-friendly travel pillow filled with bits of scraps of memore foam….best yet removeable cover for easy washing! I am a savvy traveler love this item and recommend to all my road warrior friends!
It’s good but the many small pieces of memory foam are not as comfortable as a pillow made from one large piece.
After using this pillow for a year I give it a very solid recommendation. I have some arthritis in my neck and I was having a problem waking up with a neck ache, or a neck ache and a migraine, when using a convential pillow (hard, soft, feather; I tried all types). This pillow corrects the neck ache problem and I have not had a problem since whenever I use it; recently when we went on a week’s vacation and I did not take the pillow with me I realized how much good the Roho pillow was doing when I awoke with a migraine and neck ache from using a standard pillow at the hotel. My wife says that when I use the pillow it reduces my snoring significantly.
The pillow takes some patience and getting used to in the very beginning as one has to inflate and adjust the difference between the two air cell sections. Once that is done the pillow does the job. We cover it with a normal pillow cover.
I would say that the king sized pillow I purchased is too long and next time I would purchase a standard or queen size.
I’ve had a chronic neck pain for about 5 years, and it has been getting worse lately. I’ve lost curvature in my cervical spine and was diagnosed with degenerative disc disease. I had a cervical pillow that worked well for me for 4 years, but either it had flattened out or it’s no longer strong enough to support my neck. In addition to the neck spasm, I started getting tingling in my fingers and arms, and my knuckles are swollen from lack of circulation; all the symptoms disappear in rare occasions of a good-night sleep. I’ve tried many pillows and spent hundreds of dollars on anything that promises relief on my neck. They all feel great when you try at the store, but you can only tell if it works after 8 hours of a good night sleep on the pillow. Buckwheat is useless, memory foam makes my pain worse. I did a lot of research and came across this one. I had low expectations because it seemed so gimmicky but decided to try it out. The first night I tried it, I slept well for the first time in a long time. I over-filled it and deflated a little bit at a time until I found the right firmness. It’s not perfect, but the best I’ve found for my neck condition so far. I need to get a very thin feather pillow to set on top because the pillow feels too hard when it’s adjusted perfectly for my need. It’s not that comfortable to sleep on the side though. My search for the perfect pillow continues, but my sleep quality has improved greatly with this one. I would recommend this to anyone with a chronic neck pain.
I’ve owned several orthopedic pillows over the last 15+ years – and this has got to be one of the best!! It’s a little tricky figuring out just the right amount of air to put in each section, but seriously most of the time it feels like I’m sleeping on air – and I’m still getting support for my neck. I highly recommend this!!
I have been looking for a good orthopedic travel pillow. I bought the Wal-Pil-O Travel size, which is a very comfortable pillow, but it is so big that it takes up my entire overnight bag. After searching on the internet for an inflatable orthopedic travel pillow, I found the Sleepmatterzzz Dual-Valve Pillow. It fits in my carry-on bag with room to spare for all my other overnight things. Best of all, it is easy to inflate and a dream to sleep on. Although I bought this for travel, I would recommend it also for every day (every “night”) use.
From AMAZON MARKETPLACE: Took this PILLOWSONIC PILLOW SPEAKER out of packaging > plugged into stereo > NO SOUND > a short or cheap wiring & manufacture. If we wiggled & pressed on plug & cord, sound came on and off. I’ve had a better one, by other manufacturer, with added feature of volume control on the cord.
Purchased the same brand 5 years ago-had to repair internal wiring several times. The new unit does not separate the speakers as much(smaller) and is “rock hard” to lay on. Probably a poor attempt at protecting the wiring. Would not recommend this product.
So, I have used pillow speakers for over 20 years. Mostly used various Radio Shack speakers. After a year or two the wires would break and I would have to buy another one. No big deal when they are under $10.
This speaker is really two stereo speakers in a enclosure. The enclosure keeps it from sliding which I find very useful. My only speakers would be on the floor in the morning on occasion. Also when it would slide it would stress the cable.
With this speaker, I tuck about 1 ft of cord into the enclosure to releave stress at the speaker and so far the cable stays put. This should help with the wire breakage. Time will tell.
The sound is also much better than the Radio Shack version.
Overall, worth it. A+
I’m an Occupational Therapist, I purchased this product about 3 years ago.(It still works great) I have it under my pillow and I’ve used it plugged into my Radio/CD player and also with my Sansa Disk MP3 player (which I also love)…I have Fibromyalgia and after a long day at work I need to relax and de-stress so I lay down for about and hour listen to relaxing music, I wear an eye mask, and use aroma therapy drops on a light bulb with a heating pad on my back and totally relax before I start my evening…(if you or anyone you know has Fibromyalgia this is an awesome product to use as part of a relaxation routine)….. Also, when I go to bed at night it plays all night while I sleep without interrupting my husband. I’ve used ear phones in the past (hated those too uncomfortable) I would definitely recommend this to a friend and anyone suffering for Fibromyalgia or If you just love to listen to music or books on CD while you sleep with interrupting your partner..!! Bye it!! You’ll get years of use out of the product..I think it’s worth every penny and much more..I’m buying another one to keep as a spare for traveling..!! I can’t say enough good things about this product..!!!!! LOVE IT!!