Memory Foam Pillow

What should I look before buying memory foam pillow?

1. Selecting that one best memory foam pillow that suits your needs from amongst all the memory foam pillows available, seems like a herculean task. However, if you want absolute comfort when you lie down in bed, and don’t want to wake up with a stiff neck, or worse, low back pain, then you need to put in effort, time, and energy in finding the best pillow. Memory foam pillows are often suitable for people who experience neck and/or shoulder pain, since the close conforming can help alleviate pain and pressure points. At Amouve the material is supportive for every kind of sleeper, without the typical offgassing of memory foam and the removal of any heavy metals.

What is memory foam pillow?

  Memory foam pillows are seeing a surge these days on account of their characteristic to conform to the shape of the head, neck, spine. For this reason they are often termed as pressure releiving, therapedic pillows providing adequate comfort. 

However, as a buyer, one should look out for a pillow that is free of any harmful additives. Amouve's memory foam pillow is filler-free, without any pthalates, formaldehyde or heavy metals.

 

What should I look before buying memory foam pillow?

Selecting that one best memory foam pillow that suits your needs from amongst all the memory foam pillows available, seems like a herculean task. However, if you want absolute comfort when you lie down in bed, and don’t want to wake up with a stiff neck, or worse, low back pain, then you need to put in effort, time, and energy in finding the best pillow. Memory foam pillows are often suitable for people who experience neck and/or shoulder pain, since the close conforming can help alleviate pain and pressure points. At Amouve the material is supportive for every kind of sleeper, without the typical offgassing of memory foam and the removal of any heavy metals.

Is memory foam pillow good for neck?

If you experience neck pain — especially when you sleep — changing your sleep position could make a big difference. According to Dr. Alissia Zenhausern, NMD physician at NMD Wellness of Scottsdale, “the best sleeping position to avoid neck pain is on your side or on your back.” That said, sleep position isn’t the only thing that will solve your cervical woes. In addition to sleep position, a high-quality pillow that supports your neck while you sleep can help. A pillow that contours your body well — especially the neck area — can make a world of a difference, especially when pain reduction is a pressing issue. This memory foam pillow from Amouve features a strategic ergonomic design to help support and comfort your head, neck, shoulders, allowing you to drift off into uninterrupted slumber without a second thought.