When I fall asleep on the pillow properly (side sleeping), I wake up in the morning with no neck pain or headaches! I wake up feeling rested Since I changed to the Pillow Cube, I’ve only had two headaches - from April to now! And both headaches were because I used the pillow incorrectly, meaning I was laying on my back with it (read more about that in the “what I dislike” section). I used to sleep on the Casper Pillow, which is for all types of sleepers, and I would wake up with a headache at least once every other week and neck pain pretty regularly. The Pillow Cube has transformed my sleep in a number of ways, but these are the things I especially love about it: No more headaches! It took me a couple more nights to get used to the pillow’s size, but ever since then (April 2021), I’ve loved my new pillow and how it’s changed my sleep and life. Casper Pillow (Left) and Pillow Cube (Right) I was previously sleeping on the Casper Pillow, which is significantly larger. I wasn’t used to having such a small pillow, so I fell/rolled off of it a few times and woke myself up. My first night on the Pillow Cube was a bit rough. I was able to comfortably lay on my side with my arm nestled next to the pillow. It seemed too small for my toddler’s head, so how would my adult-size head fit on it? I tested it in the living room on the floor and realized it actually put my head at a perfect angle. When I received the Pillow Cube through the mail, I was extremely skeptical. How Was My Transition to the Pillow Cube? The pillow of my choice was the 5-inch Pillow Cube Classic. Prices start at $89.99 and vary depending on the pillow size. The Pillow Cube Pro is 12×24 and comes in three different heights: 4 inches, 5 inches, or 6 inches. The Pillow Cube Classic is 12×12 and offers 5-inch or 6-inch heights. There are two sizes: Pillow Cube Classic and Pillow Cube Pro. This means when you rest your head on the pillow, it’s positioned perfectly with your shoulders and neck, so you’re not straining your neck by having your head sit too high or too low. Your hand won’t sink when you put pressure on the pillow - it softly sits at the top. In easier-to-understand terms, it’s a medium-firm foam that’s soft to the touch. The Pillow Cube is made of viscoelastic polyurethane and carbon fibers - I know, these words don’t mean anything to me either.
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