🛌 Adjustable Bed Wedge Pillow - Memory Foam Top Folding Incline Cushion, 9&12 inch Height, Back and Leg Support Pillow, Acid Reflux, Heartburn, Allergies, Snoring, Reading - Soft Washable Cover (White) Review

I like it, it lifts the legs very well. I started elevating my legs every night, this pillow allows me to do it in bed instead of on the floor. It's a hard memory foam, I have heavy feet and didn't sink. It also helps to sleep and raise your head.

Just had robotic surgery to repair 3 small hernias and my diastasis recti. I heard having one of these post-op surgeries would be helpful, but I had no idea how life-changing it would be. I weigh about 160 and mine is 5'4. I use this pillow with my regular pillow on it to support my head. I sleep on my back all night and can easily and comfortably get myself into a sitting position by pushing myself up with my arms at my sides. I guess I'll have to sleep like this for many weeks/months to come,

So I ordered this pillow to try and reduce my sleep apnea at night. I was hoping that sleeping in an elevated position instead of on your back would help. Unfortunately it is very hard and uncomfortable to sleep. At a higher setting, the pillow doesn't lie completely flat where your back meets it, and this is uncomfortable. It's better to use it as something to lean on while sitting. On lower settings it was flatter and didn't cause back discomfort, but it was still too stiff and when I laid my

I bought this for a dual purpose - I was having foot surgery and I wanted my leg to be able to be elevated easily (compared to for using 2-3 pillows that tip over) and when I have a stuffy nose use it during sleep to breathe easier and drain the congestion. So far I've been using this damn thing almost 24/7 for 15 days. The first photo is the day of my surgery and it's not quite fluffy yet; 2nd Interim, last two today, shows some signs of wear. Can't berate it too much for that because 15 full…

It's really helping my gerda and the reflux and the pain and pressure in my lungs from this and from smoking for 30 years (nonsense I know) but it is a bit hard to stay on it now and then so I put a nice fluffy pillow on it. Better on your side if you have a body pillow or even a big king size pillow so you don't roll off or fall over when sleeping on your back. It's not so bad once you figure out what works best for you. I sleep on my side and on my back so I've finally figured out what works…

I'm a nurse and by the end of my long 12 hour shift my compression stockings are sometimes sold out. I thought we use wedge pillows at work, maybe we should try it at home. Glad you did! When I wake up my feet are noticeably less sore/swollen. I love that I can open the Velcro on the sides and choose between two corners. For those wondering, these are two separate pillows, but the soft pillowcases are sewn together one seam at a time and easily attach with Velcro to hold them together. You can…