Review on ComfySleep Rectangular Buckwheat Hull Pillow by Joseph Montes

I very rarely write reviews and unfortunately lately I am losing faith in other reviews so there are two main reasons I am writing this review, the first reason is that I am a chiropractor and use buckwheat hull pillows for the last 35 plus Years. I first met her in chiropractic school. I take my pillow with me when I go on vacation, even the other day when I was in the hospital my wife brought me my buckwheat pillow. So I want to do my best to encourage other people to use buckwheat hull pillows. The second reason is that it is very important for people to choose the right buckwheat hull pillow. Any overseas buckwheat hull product must be fumigated upon entry into the country. So when you see organically grown buckwheat hull pillows that aren't sourced from the United States, they've been fumigated with toxic chemicals. I recommend buckwheat husk pillows to my patients. Over the years it's been one of those products that people either love or hate. Over the years I've learned to encourage patients to try them for at least a week, your body takes time to adjust but once that happens most people fall in love with these pillows. Biomechanically, as these pillows conform to your head and neck, they keep your spine in an ideal neutral position. Buckwheat hull pillows last incredibly long, the last pillow I had was 10 years old. Over time, the buckwheat hulls get flat and it's time for me to buy a new pillow. I've been told about many different styles of large wheat husk pillows over the years, a company that has consistently been described as high quality, comfortable and convenient. I have spent a lot of time researching buckwheat hull pillows because I plan to recommend them to my patients and want to provide them with a reliable supplier. It's not often that a company goes so far beyond my expectations. There are several types of buckwheat husk that this company best uses, and there are several ways to clean and vacuum buckwheat husks. This company does everything to make it right. you can pay for it Try it and remember that you will probably wear this pillow for 10 years. In my research, I found some companies that I know make very poor products. After completing my research, there were only two companies that I would recommend, comfy comfy and Bean 75. However, there is a big difference in quality. I think the extra you can pay for convenience and comfort is more than worth it. This is an excellent product! It's also amazing to be able to call on an American company that still makes their products by hand. Not only do the buckwheat hulls come from American farms, the cotton also comes from organic farming. When I received my product it was packaged separately, wrapped in tissue paper with instructions, this company clearly cares about their product. In the last 35 years I have never found a pillow that is remotely comfortable.