What's the difference between the Posture Plus, the Backjoy Core and the Relief+ pillow?
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Not familiar with the other products but this product keeps me concentrating on posturecomfortably.
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I had the same question. I visited the HoMedics website and their product list. I think the SP20H pillow (the beige one) is an older model than the new Therapist Select model (brown one). That said, I wouldn't pay this Amazon price for the latest model when it can be bought through HoMedics at the same price as the older model (~$49).
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Not sure how it compares compares to the other pillow your referring to but I purchased this for my 225# husband for his back problem and he loves it. We tried bed and throw pillows that were too bulky but this one seems to be just right. Hope this helped.
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This pillow is alright but I bought the Sleep Innovations Reversible Gel Memory Foam Pillow at the same time. I am a back sleeper also. I don't know what the difference is but the Gel Memory Foam Pillow is much better. That's my opinion.
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The "infant body pillow" comes with it. This is just the lower piece that goes around the back and sides. On the Opus Gray you can see it is the black cushion. They also sell an "infant positioning insert" separately. There's details on the britax website. http://www.britaxusa.com/accessories/infant-positioning-insert
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They are both the same. any contour in the picture is due to the amount of air that has been put into the pillow. It doesn't take much air at all to fill the 'space' between the seat and your back.
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yes i have bought both pillows-- the 220 gentle has less fill and is a softer pillow --- the 222 is a firmer more fill in it pillow ---so its a very personal choice what feels good to your neck and head.
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Hi suri.... I really do not know the different but so far I really like the one I got. Very comfy and more relaxing FYI I sit all day in that chair for my home office ( I work at home)
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I find that it is more comfortable with a pillow behind my back. It is hard and does not have any intentions that would make it more comfortable. It's not uncomfortable, just basic. Hope this helps
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No. Actually to be very honest I don't know what that one is for. It's not comfortable or soothing at all. It did nothing for my very pain filled back. But several of the other attachments did work very well.
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The lumbar support is a medium density foam cushion that adjusts up and down to fit your back. It offers better support than without it, but the plastic "C" clips that lock the support onto the chair allow more give that I would like. From the looks of the new posture fit tech - it's more secure and less likely to give, offering more support than the lumbar support feature.In the end though it's still the most comfortable chair I've ever sat in. It's more than paid for itself in the added productivity it's allowed me to be, instead of having to adjust, get up and walk off the sore spots... I can get my job done. The lumbar support is a medium density foam cushion that adjusts up and down to fit your back. It offers better support than without it, but the plastic "C" clips that lock the support onto the chair allow more give that I would like. From the looks of the new posture fit tech - it's more secure and less likely to give, offering more support than the lumbar support feature.In the end though it's still the most comfortable chair I've ever sat in. It's more than paid for itself in the added productivity it's allowed me to be, instead of having to adjust, get... » Read More The lumbar support is a medium density foam cushion that adjusts up and down to fit your back. It offers better support than without it, but the plastic "C" clips that lock the support onto the chair allow more give that I would like. From the looks of the new posture fit tech - it's more secure and less likely to give, offering more support than the lumbar support feature.In the end though it's still the most comfortable chair I've ever sat in. It's more than paid for itself in the added productivity it's allowed me to be, instead of having to adjust, get up and walk off the sore spots... I can get my job done. « Show Less
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I've had both. Gentle is softer, as stated. I prefer the standard because it doesn't flatten out as much over time. However, it is hard and if you like a softer (ie, feather pillow), then go with the gentle. I feel like these pillows only last 6-12mos anyway, so try one hardness, and if you don't like it, buy the other and try it next time. There's not enough difference between the two to make you really not like either one.
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In the back sleep position The Therapeutica pillow presents a mass of material behind the skull which induces (pushes) Forward Head Posture. The HeadRight provides total prevention of this unwanted FHP influence and can help correct FHP and spine alignment.
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All that said, if you want and can afford a PosturePedic system, by all means buy it. If you want a good combo setup for less and will be happy with the comfort, follow the suggestions I offered. You will have a bed much better and more comfortable than most...but do not skip or lower the quality nor standards of any one of the parts I suggested for the combination. But yes, I would suggest that the next upgrade to this mattress in the combo system I suggested would be either the finest Keetsa with bamboo or up again to the PosturePedic. All according to your taste, comfort and wallet.
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I haven't tried the other one, but this one can make you feel bruised you if you lean against it too hard. I control the pressure by adjusting my posture. I have read of others using other pillows around it to support you so that your full weight isn't against just the shiatsu pillow. Because it's smaller than one of the "chair-sized" massagers, it's easy to make adjustments as needed.
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I don't think they are exactly the same but they are very close. I tried several different ones and the trillium pillows are the closest I came to Comfort Inn. Very nice and comfortable.
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Apparently nothing. We had the $75 pillow from the Chiropractor for 10 years and the new Mediflow is exactly the same as the $75 one.