Bouncy Orthopedic Neck Support Pillow for Sleeping, Special Foam Deep Sleep Pillow, Bed Pillow for Side, Back, Stomach Sleepers, Removable and Washable Cover (Queen Size (70 * 38 cm))

I have always used natural latex pillows (dunlopillo and some of the softer talalay ones after dunlopillo changed hands). Sadly, my favourite10 year old latex pillow was destroyed a year ago so Ive bought around 10 different ones since, in the hope of finding similar.I love soft pillows, but I don't like my head to sink in so that I feel enclosed/suffocated.Memory foam always feels rock hard to me and is full of chemicals so I dont want that. The other latex ones I bought were 'ok' but nothing special and still a bit too firm compared to my old one, plus I had constant nagging shoulder pain on waking most mornings. I own nearly all the latex ones on Amazon 🤭I ordered this 'Noffa latex-like' pillow as a last resort as I prefer natural materials but this one has no nasties even if it isn't totally natural.Well it arrived and I love it . It's lovely and soft but supportive, it doesn't have the drilled holes likes a natural latex one does but it's soft enough without. It's quite heavy compared to a fibre pillow but not as heavy as latex.The best way I can describe the density/texture is like a massive marshmallow, but it doesn't flatten so it keeps its shape.My only complaint would be the cover, it is soft and silky but feels more like nylon and had a slight odour so I changed it for my usual bamboo ones. The cover might be ok after a wash though.All in all, a fabulous pillow , comfy and no more shoulder pain, I just need to accept the fact that it's not made from completely natural materials , which is what I would have preferred, but non of the others I tried matched the Noffa one for comfort.

I’ve been suffering from tinnitus and severe neck pain on and off for years but recently a compressed nerve has also caused my eyelid to twitch. I’ve tried all sorts of pillows (feather, memory foam, cervical shaped to name but a few) but nothing worked. After lots of time and research I decided to try a Noffa pillow and wow what a difference it has made. When my neck is really bad even the nerves in the back of my head become sore and it hurts to even rest my head on a pillow. With my Noffa pillow my head still hurt on the first night but my neck area was supported and comfortable. I slept through for about 5 hours which is unheard of and when I awoke the pain was less severe, which made a difference throughout the day. On the second night I noticed that the nerves in the back of my head didn’t hurt so much when I put my head down plus my neck was still very supported and comfortable. My tinnitus doesn’t seem quite so loud and my intermittent eye twitch is less frequent. The pillow is so comfortable and supportive for back and side sleeping and it’s so soft compared to other orthopaedic pillows. I was so impressed that I purchased another pillow for my partner (who snores like a motorbike!) and his snoring has significantly improved. What also appealed to me was the money back guarantee so I had nothing to lose in trying the pillow. The queen size pillow unrolled nicely and plumped up immediately whereas my partners square pillow was a little bumpy but plumped up perfectly after a few hours. The chemical smell was apparent but soon diminished. I would wholeheartedly recommend this pillow as, in the short time I’ve had it, my neck has never felt so supported and comfortable.

I followed the instructions, but have to say that sleeping on this pillow was like sleeping on a brick. So I did some research and found out that if you put them in a tumble dryer to warm them up ,actually softens them .I put mine in the airing cupboard and Hey Presto, looks like I shall have a great nights sleep. I have to say that I did not notice any smell as such, but getting it out of the original packaging was tough as I have Arthritic hands. So it looks like I might have found a good pillow.

This is probably the most supportive and comfortable pillow I've ever had. Hubs kept stealing mine, so I bought him his own. Got another one for guests, and we all love it. The smell fades and the thickness gets a bit more flexible and comfortable with time. (Had to sleep toward the edges at first as a stomach sleeper.) If ours ever give out, we'll be right back here for replacements.

There`s no way any one review can say whether a pillow is right for another person or not...either way, I got one of these after the latex one I already have is no longer available.So, from my perspective, it` a little firmer than the latex but not too hard, I can feel my ears pressing into it but not a massive problem....good shap but weird size...what's with "queen size" ? do I have to alter all my standard pillowcases when I renew....why not offer a standard uk size ?Apart from sizing, the foam is quite soft but apparently resilient and does keep it`s shape but I`m only into the first week of use...if it starts to flatten I`m going to have a fit and write a stern letter to Amazon.Time will tell, but it`s not a bad pillow for the price....as compared to a cr@ppy hollowfibre one...lets see !Let`s put it this way, I haven`t tossed it straight in the bin like some other alleged "quality" memory foam ones.Edit: 6 months in and it hasn`t lost it's shape and still as good as new.

This pillow is so soft and supportive and I have had no issues with neck pain since I started using it. It is more comfortable than memory foam. I have bought a few supportive pillows over the last year or so but none of them compare to this Noffa one. It is definitely worth the money and I am sleeping better. It arrived quickly and I left it for 5 days to allow it to expand before using. I had no issues with any smells when I initially unpacked it. I highly recommend this Noffa pillow to anyone with neck pain who needs support but also wants comfort.