Cervical Pillow for Neck Pain: How to Choose the Right Shape and Height
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Two waves and a spine in line
The high wave fills the natural hollow of the neckThe low dip holds the back of the headSlow-rebound foam regains its shape every night
Memory foamDotted knitZip cover
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Two weeks to a quiet neck
The first nights felt unfamiliar — then my neck stopped announcing itself every morning. Now my old pillow feels like sleeping on a folded towel.
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The egg test convinced me
Press a finger in and it eases back like slow honey. My head sinks just enough to feel held, never swallowed.
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Side sleeper, finally level
On my side, the taller wave holds my head level with my spine instead of dropping it. My shoulder stopped going numb at 3 a.m.
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Frequently asked questions
Which side goes under the neck?
Begin with the higher wave under your neck, which is where most sleepers stay. If you want a lower profile, turn the pillow round so the lower wave is under your neck. One pillow, two heights.
How long does it take to get used to?
Three to seven nights for most people. Your neck has habits, so give the curve a week before judging it.
Does it suit side sleepers?
Yes. The 10 cm wave keeps a side sleeper's head level with the spine, and the foam takes the extra height of the shoulder without pushing back.
Does it get hot at night?
The dotted knit cover has an open weave for airflow and the foam is ventilated, so it runs clearly cooler than a pillow of solid foam.
Is it washable?
The cover unzips and machine washes cool. Keep the foam core out of the machine and air it in the shade.
How large is it?
50 × 30 cm, with the contour rising to 10 cm at the tall wave and 8 cm at the low one. That is standard contour sizing, and a regular pillowcase fits when folded over.
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