MABOZOO Shoulder Pain Relief Pillow Memory Foam Shoulder Sleeper Pillow for Pain Relief Sleeping Wedge Bolster Pillow for

Works great. I was looking at a much more expensive medcline system for side sleepers, which goes for like $250 or something crazy. All you need is something simple like this wedge. It raises your torso off the bed so your shoulder isn't as compressed. I was shocked at how perfectly it worked- didn't move, very comfy, my existing pillows were enough to keep my head supported too. This also allows you to turn over to your other side without much hassle. Read more

This works to give relief from laying on your side to sleep. But, you will have to figure out what position is best for you. You will also need a full firm pillow to hold your head up. Your shoulder will fit between the two pillows just like the picture in the ad. Read more

Its sturdy, the foam is perfect. But when I lay on it. Its super uncomfortable. My shoulder still hurts and it feels like the pillow digs into my armpit. Read more

Been struggling with more different types of pillows than I can count. Seriously I’ve tried them all. THIS one is what I’ve been waiting for. It’s simple and it lifts your rib cage just enough to take the pressure off your shoulders. My shoulders are wide and I’ve had repairs to both rotators so I need pressure relief at night. This delivers for a reasonable price and is comfy to boot. Will be buying extras for the future just in case cause can’t do without this now that I’ve found it. Read more

This isn't firm enough or the right size to be used for a side sleeper. I'm not very large (average adult) and this doesn't have the firm foam to keep it from collapsing into the mattress. Also it's shaped wrong. You will be better off using a backrest designed for a chair. It's too long for people under 6' and it's too thin for people over 4'. So I can't imagine this working for literally anyone. Literally a standard pillow under your shoulder is better than this thing. It also doesn't come with a waterproof cover. Read more

We’re still testing this pillow, but it’s holding its ground. My husband (6’6”) has been known to flatten pillows into pancakes in a matter of weeks, so the fact that this one still has a recognizable shape is already impressive. The firm memory foam actually gives him shoulder support instead of collapsing under him, which is saying something. I’ve been trying it out too, mostly to see if it can help with my cranky neck. The contoured shape does a decent job of keeping my head from rolling around like it’s looking for the exit, and it takes a bit of pressure off. Just know this isn’t your typical soft, squishy pillow—it’s dense, springy foam that feels more like it’s bracing you than cuddling you. On the upside, the size is generous enough that it doesn’t disappear under someone my husband’s height, and the curve keeps you from drifting off to one edge like you’re clinging to a raft. The removable knit cover is breathable and washable, which keeps it from getting funky. Has it solved all our sleep problems? No, but at least we’re not fighting over who gets to kick it to the floor. Read more

This definitely relieves pressure on shoulder joints for side sleepers. I use it with a firm cervical pillow and it works well, but I think it would cause the neck to kink if usung with a squishy pillow. I do feel like this pillow would elevate the ribcage too much for someone who is petite. I am 5'9" and broad shouldered and it is almost too much for me. It is not adjustable. Smaller people will need a different product. Read more

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