🌙 Contour Products CPAPMax 2.0 Pillow for Sleep with CPAP Machine - Suitable for Side, Back, and Stomach Sleepers, Minimizes Leaks, Reduces Noise, Odor-Free Review

I have spent money on all types of pillows including memory foam, orthopedic pillows, couples pillows and even My Pillow. They all left me with neck or back pain, and as soon as I started using my CPAP, I would get tangled in the tubing or it would come off. CPAPMax is simply fantastic. I've had it for a week now and all I need is this pillow. My neck doesn't hurt, it's lifted where my shoulders are tight and wraps around my neck when I'm on my side. I especially like the hose band that secures

Due to the major discomfort I had with the mask, I had my doubts that I would be able to sustain CPAP in the long run. I think this pillow changed that. I actively sleep on my stomach. I had a lot of trouble waking up due to the air leak/hiss coming from my mask because I couldn't find a sleeping position that gave me a good seal and was comfortable. I've noticed a huge difference after using this pillow. I offers good support for the rest of the head and the neckline is perfectly positioned to

I've had this pillow for a few months now. After 2 weeks of airing to get rid of the weird gel foam smell, this on 2 pillow levels was perfect for me. However! I like to wash my pillowcase regularly and the cover is full of soft batting that is unstitched so even following the manufacturer's washing recommendations the batting no longer gets caught in the defined corners which is a neck issue. You should try to pinch the cotton through the body and pull it back into the contours. I assume you…

Bought for my husband who is a tall guy with broad shoulders who often fiddles with his CPAP hose. At first he was unimpressed and said he didn't need anything like that. The first night he used it, he woke up surprised that he didn't have to adjust the hose or CPAP mask at all. After three nights he was absolutely delighted. He can sleep in any position, half on his back and side, or half on his stomach and side, or full on both sides, or on his stomach, or flat on his back. The mask stays in…

Updated after a few months of use. Still works great! For months since I started CPAP I would wake up with severe aerophagia (air stomach) and was ready to stop using my machine. Never! I asked everyone, the doctor, the respiratory therapist and all the CPAP forums what I could do. Since I sleep on my back, everyone said I should basically look into it, but try. "Don't sleep on your back, use tennis balls sewn into your pajamas, wear a chin strap, exercise your neck." I even wrapped the log in…

I have many problems that interfere with sleep: throat/neck problems that require strong neck support; Jaw clenching/biting issues that require me to wear dental appliances and adequately counteract the pressure of the pillow on my jaw; sinus problems that make it difficult to breathe if I'm not in the right position; A sensory processing disorder where I am very sensitive to the softness/firmness of the pillow, the pressure on my ears, and how the pillow presses my hair against my skin…