I would like to use these pillow to prop me up in bed watching TV or surf the net. Would these be supportive enough?
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Those pillows are not very hard but with the 2 of them, it will do the job. I also have a trick to make them more hard: just put them in a standard size pillow cover and they'll be firmer. Sorry for bad english.
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Sure, you could relax against them, but they will collapse a bit. They do not hold there form in a pillow case, as they do not fill the case in a plump and attractive way. But if the price is right for you to buy as a "lounging" pillow it should okay. Not great, but okay.
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I think they would work. They are a little squishy, but they would probably be OK unless you're looking for something that's very firm.
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Actually there more decorative than functional. Guess you could give them a try, but they're very soft. Maybe you're really looking for a bed 'wedge'. I purchased one from Amazon for my husband who had to recline, with his head elevated after surgery. The 'wedge' worked perfectly for that purpose... Just sayin' .....
1379989
These pillows are quite soft, you sink into them. I didn't mind the softness, but when I needed more support I used both or a second pillow underneath.
1003874
I use them for playing basketball when I tweaked my ankle. They provide good support, but I would not use them when looking for support only.
302865
They aren't hard. They are firm and comfortable. I have neck problems, and these pillows are just the right size. They fit under the crook of my neck and give me good neck support. I hope I have answered your question.
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I used these pillow inserts on a couch, but only for docorative purposes. The material is polyester, which is relatively soft, and perhaps softer than you prefer. I would suggest looking into a foam rubber material. I'm not exactly certain of the firmness you are looking for. I do enjoy mine however. Good luck!
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Yes. I have a memory foam mattress. I would reccomend screwing the support boards into place.
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Is this a good pillow for someone with neck, shoulder pain, is it supportive enough?
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If u are laying down the peeramid pillow will work, but if ur sitting in a chair prob not. U might want to use a tv tray or hospital side table that is adjustable.
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It depends on what you mean good for sleep. They are bulky so if you sleep on your back, yes. Any other position, maybe quite uncomfortable.
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Definitely, yes. It would be fluffy enough, but not big enough in surface area. I didn't realize that the company made a less-fill pillow though, so you might want to email the owner and see if they have a larger one? It can't hurt to ask!
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This is more than a "low" pillow...this is nearly flat. If youre looking for minimal support for head while you sleep on your side it may work. It also bunches together well if you need to bulk up a little support..
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You could- it's big enough to go over your lap...but it's much softer than a boppy/breast friend pillow so it may not offer enough support. Hope that helps.
612885
Yes, very firm and strong support. My wife uses hers for computer work sitting in bed.
27515
I had not thought about that, but it could happen - not sure if you'd want to use as a pillow for your head, but if your bed is extremely soft and you're looking for some lumbar support, I suppose that might be useful.
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I don't have a lot of experience with memory foam pillows, but I would say these are in the medium range of firmness.
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Hello,I guess if you do not turn your head so much during your sleep, it can work. They are bulky though, that is why they are efficient I guess. I would advise no pillow or a thin one.Good luckroland
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I think it would be too big for that. I'd check Amazon for cervical pillows first. Also it is probably too firm for comfort as it's designed for conforming to the weight of your body at the lumbar region.
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I believe this would provide support but it could be dangerous to wear something like this while sleeping. I would definitely consult with a doctor first.