Creative Comfort Adjustably Yours Memory Foam Orthopedic Pillow 2

The Adjustably Yours™ 4 is our best seller. It's an adjustable ergonomic pillow made from high-quality, light-density memory foam. It comes with two foam inserts that allow for up to FOUR different levels of customization.

• Easily Adjusts to Heights of 3-6"
• Made from Temperature-Sensitive, Light-Density Memory Foam
• Encourages the Natural Contour of the Cervical Spine
• Body Heat Shapes the Pillow to Fit your Head and Neck
• Unique Surface Channels Allow for Air Circulation
• One Pillow Suits All, and is Compatible with Standard Sized Pillow Cases
• Offers Optimum Pressure Relief
• Our Best-Seller!

New gel memory foam material, same incredible comfort. The Adjustably Yours™ 7 is made from high-quality, medium-density gel memory foam. It comes with two gel memory foam inserts and two firm foam inserts. The firm inserts will add more structure to the pillow's ergonomic design, and can even be layered under the pillow for increased height. In total, this pillow has SEVEN adjustment options.

• Easily Adjusts to Heights of 3-8"
• Made from Temperature-Sensitive, Medium-Density Gel Memory Foam
• Encourages the Natural Contour of the Cervical Spine
• Special Gel Memory Foam Blend Helps Cool the Surface of the Pillow
• Body Heat Shapes the Pillow to Fit your Head and Neck
• Unique Surface Channels Allow for Air Circulation
• Includes a Free Set of Firm Foam Inserts for Additional Support
• One Pillow Suits All, and is Compatible with Standard Sized Pillow Cases

Our adjustable sleep solutions were made specifically to help alleviate pain in the neck, shoulders, and back. The design of each of our products is Chiropractor Approved, and the products themselves are found in chiropractic clinics and physical therapist's offices across the United States.

So, why do people find so much success with our pillows?

Where a poorly fitted pillow can aggravate neck and shoulder problems, our ergonomically optimized pillows can correct them. By using (or not using) the included foam inserts, you can adjust the height and firmness of the pillow to fit your body and preference. When they're properly adjusted, our pillows are designed to keep your spine in a neutral alignment, minimizing tension in your neck, shoulders, and back. The shape of our pillows mimic the natural contours of your cervical spine. The support it offers improves your spinal hygiene and let's you sleep in a relaxed position. The memory foam itself is temperature sensitive. Heat from your body will cause the pillow to form itself to the shape of your head and neck. This gives each and every pillow a nice custom fit.

Ergonomic problems aren't fun. They also take a long time to fix. Why not start working on them while you sleep?

In a Proper Sleep Ergonomics article by the American Chiropractic Association, it is stated “Pillows Matter.  An ergonomic pillow is designed to accommodate the user’s sleeping position and to minimize any associated tension that may result from prolonged time spent in one position. Ergonomic pillows are shaped differently from regular pillows. A healthful pillow is designed to keep the spine in natural alignment, which minimizes stress on the body. Most people do not maintain neutral positions while they sleep. This creates tension at problem spots like the neck and the lower back, resulting in pain in either or both of these areas. An ergonomic pillow can often correct such problems before they can develop into more serious complications.

A pillow of the wrong size can cause or aggravate neck and shoulder problems. When you sleep on your side, the pillow should fill the space between the head and mattress so that the cervical spine is in line with, and an extension of, the spine. The pillow should support the head, neck and shoulders and adapt to the contours of these areas. This will optimize your sleeping position throughout the night." ¹

• Neck pain has an annual prevalence rate exceeding 30% among adults in the US; nearly 50% of individuals will continue to experience some degree of chronic neck pain or frequent occurrences. (Mayo Clinic Proceedings 2015)
• 29% of the US population reported experiencing lower back problems in 2019 in a 3-month period of the study. (CDC)
• It is estimated that up to 80% of the US population will experience back pain at some point in their lives. (American Chiropractic Association)
• 40-50% of patients report persistent shoulder pain or recurrence of shoulder pain. (BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders 2011)