CPAP stomach sleeper? Has anyone had experience with this pillow as a CPAP user that is a stomach sleeper? thanks
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I don't have the experience myself with CPAP stomach sleeper, but I know 2 different people that do and they love this pillow. I hope that helps you. This pillow forms around you no matter how you lay.
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No my husband tried the pillow for 4 nights as a Father's Day gift and didn't like it so I'm going to have to return it. He doesn't use a CPAP
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I am also a back sleeper and love it for my knees. I also noticed that Carex has a memory foam knee pillow that looks like it is for side sleeper, you might check that out too.
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Side and back sleeping was the only way this pillow felt comfortable for me. However, I sleep on my stomach and it is not good for that position
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I have never had a water pillow before so I cant comment on the different brands and can only say that I find it great to sleep on, I fill mine to capacity whilst my husband prefers to 3/4 fill his. I also like the fact that due to the water it becomes heavier than a normal pillow and doesn't move around. Jane
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I love this pillow and I am a stomach sleeper myself. Highly recommend this!
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No, not really. I have a CPAP, and when I don't use it with this pillow, I definitely still snore.
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I can only answer for myself and I am a side sleeper. I feel it is the best pillow I have had in all my 60 years!
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Yes it should work for a stomach sleeper...but as I said in my review its quite a firm/hard pillow, I'm a side sleeper and usually have my arm under the pillow. I had to remove the 3/4" foam piece from the pillow to make it lower. I am finding the pillow is getting softer the more I use it or I getting use to the pillow??? I bought mine from a CPAP supply store and they have a no return policy.... I not sure what Amazon's policy is on returns..... But basically I personally WOULD NOT BUY ANOTHER ONE. You may find it the greats thing since sliced bread.... I can still get my mask to leak as I must move around a lot while sleeping.
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I haven't had my pillow for very long but I am very happy with it. I have fewer headaches, and it does seem to be cooler than other pillows. This pillow was recommended to me by a couple who claimed a much better sleep with less snoring and headaches. Hope that helps.
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Poor choice for stomach sleepers. I'm one of those restless people who sleeps in all manner of positions, and trust me there is NO way to sleep on your stomach on this baby. I adore this pillow, but it's not a stomach-sleeper's choice.
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I actually find it a bit uncomfortable for my neck with a normal pillow; I need a much softer pillow with the wedge I use (which is 7 inches not 12). The pillow is really designed more to alleviate reflux, which it does for me, and maybe reduce snoring if you have sleep apnea.
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I am both a stomach sleeper, side sleeper, and back sleeper and while I may toss or turn while asleep the mask never seems to hinder me or wake me up. There are times when I am going to sleep with the mask on and I am on my side with head off-kilter on the pillow when the mask get dislodged a bit but I adjust it quickly. I don't notice the Velcro as this is at the corner and it is never a factor with me.
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Most of my problems stems from upper neck strain thru work, my Dr recommend it. Ihave been using this pillow for at least 8 years already and since buying the pillow reducedmy appts to dr quite a bit. Just make sure you fill it according to your needs and burp out the air, you will know if you have a air bubble. It also will depend how you sleep, I would try ityou can always return it Good Luck
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yes it sure did for me. I loved the pillow but it was just not for my neck pain/injuries. if it had been a shorter rise (low rise) I'd have kept it. it does not push down much when you sleep on it and it holds it's firmness. yet it's not hard like some foam pillows are. if they ever make a low rise pillow I'm going to get it as I really wanted to keep it. for a good neck it would be perfect.
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I think it would be fine for a back sleeper. You can manipulate it's size and fluff it or make it a bit flatter. I use two of the travel size pillows together, but I prefer a ticket pillow, while someone like my husband works think it's too much. I love the my pillow but I know it's not unanimous as some Co workers have returned theirs. I go hope this is helpful. At leas if you decide to try you're not stuck with it if it's not you're type.
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As a side sleeper I can say that while it is firm it contours to you so you get even support. Your shoulder and hip will sink in to it so your back actually ends up in a good position despite the fact that it feels firm. It also softens up a bit where you sleep over the first month or so but not so much that it is a valley or anything. I would actually recommend it for a side sleeper.