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Posted by curesforsnoring on April 25th, 2010
I suffer from Acid Reflux and my doctor recommended elevating the head of the bed or using a bed wedge. I tried pillows and found them to be very uncomfortable. This bed wedge works as advertised but is a little too short (length) and narrow (Width). This makes it a bit uncomfortable, specially on the lower back and arms. Its a great improvement from using pillows to create an incline but my arms hang down the sides and I had to add to the length by using pillows in the end. Based on the wear patters on it now I anticipate having to replace it in 3 – 6 months. A longer and wider bed wedge would be much better. I found a wider and longer bed wedge online and intent to purchase it when this one wears out.Pros: Better than using pillows to create an incline. Comfortable if you have a small to medium upper body frame.Cons: Too short (Length). I had to add to length using pillows in order to be able to use it comfortably without back pain. Too narrow (Width)so arms hang down the sides.
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I had to sleep inclined after surgery and this wedge was just what I needed. It’s firm but comfortable and the zip off cover is convenient.
This is a comfortable wedge pillow for acid reflux problems. It definitely needs a pillow at the very top though, otherwise you will get a neck ache. After using it for two weeks, I got a slight back ache. Overall though, it is firm enough and works well.
I bought the 7 in. wedge and it works great. My reflux was improved dramatically.