will these help with feather pillows and the annoying "poke in the cheek" you get?
2072510
I can't be certain, as I don't have feather pillows, but I think it would help somewhat because of the thickness of the waterproof covers.
2072511
Definitely. I have feather pillows and the only thing different I have to do is occasionally unzip the cover and fluff up the pillow since the air gets gradually pushed out over time.
670192
Probably not. These work using acupressure at a point that is specific for nausea. If you google "acupressure for arthritis", there are sites out there that show points that might help you.
1807174
Doubt it. My husband uses it and says it's too muffled under a regular feather pillow. Slightly to the side is best. It's a god-send.
431735
yes they do! On top of that, they do not work very well. It only makes your teeth sensitive. I stop using them.
580303
I think this could help! My back has not bothered me as much since I got the featherbed. I would reccomend fluffing it every few days to keep it nice and soft.
1702112
A "pokey" feather? I have never heard of one or experienced one. Over the years I have bought at least 5 Goose Feather and Down I see no reason why you would experience one.
1254975
I do not have a pillow-top but I have a thick a mattress and I end up having extra that tucks in. These should work great for you.
904640
Absolutely, positvely not. I tend to be a light sleeper, thus the pillow can find itself on top of my head to muffle sounds (just enough for my nose to poke out to breathe). Never a wiff of anything foul or chemical-like.
929568
Not sure. Sorry. Not overly happy with pillow. Kind of uncomfortable and noisy.
2214085
I don't know for sure, but I think the fluffy stuff you find in pillows is used in the cushion.
438594
You might hear yourself doing it more. These did not cancel all of the outside of my own noise out, but it did lessen it quite well. Not to be hurtful, but therapy can help more than these for those kind of things. It helped me anyways. I bought them more for a costume than for their actual thing. Also even on the biggest setting they kind of hurt my head and ears, and I don't have a very big head, I often have to buy children's sized hats. I think they may carry a stronger and bigger size which might help more.
1048962
No. I think a memory foam pillow would work better for you, or a foam pillow that you can scoop away some of the foam.
613182
I had them. I believe its the manufacturing process/quality issues wherein sometimes the pillow doesn't come out with clean contours. I had very few of these and again these didn't impede the feel of the pillows. As long as it doesn't affect the aesthetics and functionality I was ok with it. I believe its your call on what you see.
456182
Not at all. This was a great purchase in my opinion. I've bought feather and down pillows before from department stores where the pillows weren't stuffed enough. These are plump.
370767
not sure, mine are all round (and they totally work on my round ones) .. and they're a LOT less expensive than cvs or walgreens.. get it and try it.. what could it hurt? good luck!
553417
Unfortunately, I have found that you have to try them to see how they fit. I also saw on the cpap.com website some suggestions by measuring. I don't think that will work because the pillows differ by manufacturer and style. Sorry.
27425
I use them to pull the pillow into place behind my neck. I also use them to attached to the handle of a carrying case when I travel. Especially on a plane. Then I can just remove the pillow and put it behind my neck for relaxation and a nap.