what are the significant differences between this body pillow you offer and your 1500 Collection-Hungarian Goose Down Alternative Body Pillow? Thanks!
319444
What you see in this photo is NOT what I got. What I got looks lke a large postage stamp. It is horrible ... would neverorder again. I cannot answer your question the way you want since what I got is nothing close to the photo. Thank you!
319445
Well i got this 2 months ago and i haven't had a problem since. what you see in the picture is what i got , a very large full body pillow. i think this other person is just mad at life or need to contact them and let them know you didn't get a pillow ... I ENJOY THIS PILLOW EVERY NIGHT P.S I'M 6'5 & it get my hold body well sleeping :) . A MUST HAVE IF YOU LIKE PILLOWS ...:)
319446
What you see in this photo is NOT what I got. What I got looks lke a large postage stamp. It is horrible ... would never order again. I cannot answer your question the way you want since what I got is nothing close to the photo. Thank you!
1211216
I ordered these being a Pacific Coast pillow owner currently. I know they make 3 kinds of pillows as well but took a shot at these ones. To answer your question, these are the Double Down Around Pillows with AllerRest pillows that have the EURO Core in them that PC sells for $79 a piece. I'm debating if I want to keep them because I like the Double Down Mediums that they sell better then the "Allerest" brand which are suppose to be medium but are VERY soft to me.
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I had exactly the same complaint about my old pillow, and exactly the same dilemma as yours: which height and firmness I should specify for the new one. I'm also a (mostly) side sleeper. I believe the "right" answer will end up being a matter of personal preference. What worked for me may not feel right to you. That said, here's my experience: I rolled the dice and ordered the High and Firm pillow. I unpackaged it and thought "This thing is too big and hard" but I followed the manufacturer's reco and let it sit, unused, for a couple of days. Then I gave it a try and I found it to be perfect from Day One. 19 months later, I'm still loving the pillow.
824884
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.
145992
I asked this exact question of a Core Products customer service person and was told that they are essentially the same pillow except that the D-core uses a lower thread count cover and uses a slightly less expensive (and less durable) filling. They make the D-core in order to offer a selection for people who want a lower cost.
551111
I am not sure of any difference. I ordered my elastic memory foam mattress and have used it constantly. It is great. It responds to the original size fast and does not hold any impressions. I had major back surgery and needed one to sleep as I have to sleep always on my back. When I ordered the one I got, I got one I could afford, i.e. under $90.
404375
It is goose down. And it squishes down very well. My husband uses it and likes it a lot as he always squishes the pillow.
1859477
I'm the same height as you and very petite, and have the same preferences as you. I loved my goose down pillow, but hated that I had to keep fluffing it. I purchased this pillow in "low loft, firm," and it's a little too firm for me. Also, I find that when I awake that I'm hardly on the pillow because it might still be a little too high. So I'm exchanging it for the "low loft, plush."
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The white down ($129) is DUCK down. From what I've read and been told goose down is superior to duck down. The medium warmth white goose down has a slightly higher fill power than the medium warmth white (duck) down. Higher fill power will give you more loft and warmth. I purchased the medium warmth white goose down king size a few months ago and am very happy with it!
1914553
I haven't tried the "Medic Air" pillow, tho right now the price is the same or a little more for the Medic Air pillow. But Genuine Corflex Medic Air and Medic Air just sound like different ways to sell the same pillow
405313
I was asked this previously and in my critique from initially purchasing same I remarked that while it does indeed look identical to what we all had before and we've used/had our for years and years (too many) this one is not the same. It is perhaps construed as medium density and/or medium firmness - in fact my husband won't even use it as it's too soft - our old king's like yours are still firm these new ones - not at all. Disappointed as we are - when time permits I will be searching for something else to replace it. Hope that helps. Best,
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I think it's more towards the softer one but it's not identical to my recollection. Keep in mind that this is a standard size and the ones at the motel were not as wide; almost square. That configuration might keep the stuffing material more closely compressed. All in all I do like this pillow.
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The high profile one really isn't that high. However, I have not seen the low profile version so I cannot compare it. Either way, I would use it with an additional pillow underneath. If you want a lot of neck support, buy the high profile and . For less support, try buying the high profile one and sleep on that (it really isn't that high). At least, that's my opinion. I need a separate pillow either on top or underneath the high profile one, but my girlfriend sleeps just fine on that alone. So, unless you like to sleep on a really slim pillow, try the high profile.
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i am buying the "large" right now (done shopping - this is my pick).based on the questions and reviews I've read the "Large" is what I will buy.I am a CPAP user -- 5'9" tall 210 lbs -- hate hot soft pillows and have previously only had expensive down filled pillows.Hope my expectations aren't too high, however, I'm about to press the "one click" and purchase two. Here goes ....
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Unfortunately, I have no experience with Chiroflow pillow and therefore I am not qualified to comment on difference between the two pillows. However, at the advance age of 70 years this is for the first time the transition from a well used thin and ordinary pillow to mediflow, was almost instantaneous. No neck pain, no disturbed sleep and no 'break in' period. Mediflow looked almost twice as thick as my old pillow and I wonder how the transition was so fast and smooth. It is no less than 'Magic' to me.
328087
They aren't the same sort of pillow. This pillow is a solid piece of memory foam, and the MyPillow is chunks of memory foam inside a case. The MyPillow also comes in five different levels of "fill" so that can change how firm it is wildly as well as how tall it will be (yellow, white, green, blue, red - in order of soft to firm). The benefit of the MyPillow is that you can shape it like you could a down pillow (since the fill is just chunks), and it will mostly hold that shape once you put your head down on it. However, if you toss and turn alot during the night, you will eventually nestle a divet into the MyPillow over the course of the night and may have to refluff it to regain the height and support you started with when you laid down.
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No this pillow is pretty thin/flat. Try the pig pillow, has more cushion, I own 3 of the pig pillows