Body Pillow Maternity Pregnancy Orthopedic Review

Very strong chemical odor and a label saying it meets the "California Standard" suggests it is most likely made with treated with a flame retardant, which is the latest. pregnant mom wants! Flame retardants are associated with all sorts of problems. I would appreciate it if Revain got manufacturers to state exactly what therapeutic bedding, particularly maternity and baby products, are included. There should be warnings as the literature tells us that flame retardants can cause…

My body pillow just arrived today and I'm writing this review because I've read previous reviews claiming the filling wasn't 100% latex, chemical smells and sub-par fluffiness . I was a little apprehensive but decided to take a chance and order anyway. I'm glad I did because the pillow looks perfect. When it arrives, it takes about an hour to recover from being boxed during the journey. At first glance it looks flat after opening the box, but that changes within an hour. I love the filling…

This pillow has changed the way I sleep. I've been looking for a few handy options ever since my old favorite bit the dust. This pillow is so versatile, I always find a comfortable way to sleep. It's filled with small pieces of foam, so it acts like a down pillow, only it stays softer and doesn't shrink as much, which I like. Its length is enough to put on your knee or squeeze between your legs. The curve at the top encloses the head and forms a very comfortable cradle. Sometimes I sleep like…

Conclusion: Not that plush and not 100% latex according to the label on the box. When it arrived I opened it up to find a disappointing chemical smell. Then I see the conflicting label "CertiPUR-US: Contains Certified Flexible Polyurethane Foam" on the packaging (see image). Polyurethane foam is NOT latex. Latex is made from trees, but this one smells like it's made from something else. Just google polyurethane to find out more. In addition, the foam itself is friable and contains light green…