Review on 🛏️ King Shredded Rubber Pillow by Magnolia Organics by Jeanette Green

I have searched for a pillow for a long time and bought many different styles only to end up with pain in my neck and back. . I thought I needed a neck support pillow so a while ago I had a memory foam contour pillow that didn't last long because even the smaller side was too high for my neck and I felt stiff and sore every night. and bought a very expensive organic wool contour pillow. Organic food is important to me and has a huge impact on my facial redness and allergies. The wool pillow was a good idea, but I found two major problems with it: the wool was very stiff and didn't move, and the pillow was very flat. Also, there was no way to change the upholstery. I then ordered a latex rubber contour pillow, but it was a firm pillow that was very springy but felt too odd and soft (even with medium support). , I stumbled upon the concept of shredded gum. I liked the fact that the pillows are almost all adjustable so you can add or remove filling. However, I wanted organic and this pillow only had an organic cover with natural rubber inside. After further researching this topic and reading many blogs, I discovered that there are 2 types of natural materials - only natural and 100% natural. . When the treadmill is 100% natural it is not treated with any chemicals and therefore the process is the same as with organic rubber so the product is identical. I called Magnolia Organics to make sure the pillow was indeed 100% natural and they assured me it was and let me know it was certified. I had heard of their company before so felt comfortable buying this pillow from them. It's been almost a week and I'm SO HAPPY with this pillow! I was concerned about the standard pillow as I sleep with my neck contoured, but this pillow offers so much support it didn't matter. I just press the hole in the middle where I want to rest my head and it stays that way all night. It easily adjusts to your sleeping position while remaining full and supportive. Since then I have had no more neck or back pain. It's a bit noisy because the pillowcase is thick, but I understand that it has to be made in such a way that you don't feel lumps of crushed rubber. I hope this helps anyone like me who is looking for support. but would like to avoid a pillow that feels like concrete. Incidentally, I also tried the buckwheat pillow and found it too hard (and very unusual to lie on). I have since ordered a pillow for my husband because he has tried mine on and thinks it will fit him too.