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Keeps hips, knees and spine in line
Contoured to fit between the kneesAn adjustable strap holds it in placeSteady support through the night
Memory foamAdjustable strapWashable cover
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It keeps my hips stacked so my back stays straight all night. I stopped waking up stiff, and the strap means it never slips out of place.
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Frequently asked questions
Why does a side sleeper need a knee pillow?
With nothing between the knees, the top leg drops forward, turns the pelvis and twists the spine. A knee pillow keeps the hips stacked and in line, which takes pressure off the lower back, hips and knees.
Will it stay put while I sleep?
Yes. The adjustable elastic strap fastens the pillow to your leg, so it moves with you and does not end up on the floor, which is the usual problem with knee pillows that have no strap.
Will I notice a difference in my lower back and hips?
Many side sleepers find it more comfortable, because the pillow keeps the spine in line and takes pressure off the hips and lower back overnight. It works by changing your position, so give it a few nights of regular use.
Is it comfortable for every body type?
The contoured shape sits naturally between the legs and the strap adjusts to fit most people. It is also a common choice in pregnancy, when side sleeping can feel uncomfortable around the hips.
Is it a medical product?
No. It is a comfort product that keeps the knees apart and the hips level, so the top leg does not pull the pelvis round in the night. If you have ongoing symptoms of any kind, see a doctor.
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