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HomeE-Stim, Ultrasound, Ionto & EMGE-Stim & ElectordesRoho Sleepmatterzzz Dual-Valve Cervical Pillow - Standard: 14"W X 19"L |
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 nice comfortable pillow Jan 12, 2010
I paid $70 for this pillow at my chiropractic office. Once the inflation level is adjusted, it's the best type pillow I've used (and I've tried many different types).
I would have given it a five star rating, but one of the air chambers leaks and has to be re-inflated every night....it's flat by morning. I have not contacted the manufacturer-distributor to see if they will fix it or replace it. Stay tuned!
Fully adjustable. Easy to set up. Great for travel. Dec 31, 2009
I've had a chronic neck pain for about 5 years, and it has been getting worse lately. I've lost curvature in my cervical spine and was diagnosed with degenerative disc disease. I had a cervical pillow that worked well for me for 4 years, but either it had flattened out or it's no longer strong enough to support my neck. In addition to the neck spasm, I started getting tingling in my fingers and arms, and my knuckles are swollen from lack of circulation; all the symptoms disappear in rare occasions of a good-night sleep. I've tried many pillows and spent hundreds of dollars on anything that promises relief on my neck. They all feel great when you try at the store, but you can only tell if it works after 8 hours of a good night sleep on the pillow. Buckwheat is useless, memory foam makes my pain worse. I did a lot of research and came across this one. I had low expectations because it seemed so gimmicky but decided to try it out. The first night I tried it, I slept well for the first time in a long time. I over-filled it and deflated a little bit at a time until I found the right firmness. It's not perfect, but the best I've found for my neck condition so far. I need to get a very thin feather pillow to set on top because the pillow feels too hard when it's adjusted perfectly for my need. It's not that comfortable to sleep on the side though. My search for the perfect pillow continues, but my sleep quality has improved greatly with this one. I would recommend this to anyone with a chronic neck pain.
Like sleeping on air Dec 23, 2009
I've owned several orthopedic pillows over the last 15+ years - and this has got to be one of the best!! It's a little tricky figuring out just the right amount of air to put in each section, but seriously most of the time it feels like I'm sleeping on air - and I'm still getting support for my neck. I highly recommend this!!
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 Works really well Dec 01, 2009
After using this pillow for a year I give it a very solid recommendation. I have some arthritis in my neck and I was having a problem waking up with a neck ache, or a neck ache and a migraine, when using a convential pillow (hard, soft, feather; I tried all types). This pillow corrects the neck ache problem and I have not had a problem since whenever I use it; recently when we went on a week's vacation and I did not take the pillow with me I realized how much good the Roho pillow was doing when I awoke with a migraine and neck ache from using a standard pillow at the hotel. My wife says that when I use the pillow it reduces my snoring significantly.
The pillow takes some patience and getting used to in the very beginning as one has to inflate and adjust the difference between the two air cell sections. Once that is done the pillow does the job. We cover it with a normal pillow cover.
I would say that the king sized pillow I purchased is too long and next time I would purchase a standard or queen size.
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Very comfortable. Good for travel or every night. Nov 25, 2008
I have been looking for a good orthopedic travel pillow. I bought the Wal-Pil-O Travel size, which is a very comfortable pillow, but it is so big that it takes up my entire overnight bag. After searching on the internet for an inflatable orthopedic travel pillow, I found the Sleepmatterzzz Dual-Valve Pillow. It fits in my carry-on bag with room to spare for all my other overnight things. Best of all, it is easy to inflate and a dream to sleep on. Although I bought this for travel, I would recommend it also for every day (every "night") use.
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