I use a C-PAP machine and sleep on my side. Will the King size work well or should I consider a Queen?
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I have a c-pap also and have been using the queen. I don't find a problem since the foam, after about 5 or so minutes, conforms to my face shape with the mask on. I have the full face nasal mask and it seems okay with the queen pillow... and I sleep in the middle of it. I'd say king may work fine since, like I said, it kind of shapes around whatever is laying on top of it after a few minutes.
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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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It depends. For me, 2 pillows would be too much, but 1 pillow is not quite ideal. If anything, I would get a thin down pillow as a 2nd pillow for side sleeping. The Sleep Innovations pillow has a memory foam + down alternative, so it doesn't compress enough to use 2 of those pillows. I am doing fine with 1 pillow, but I sleep on my back a lot.
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Overall size is standard 24x16". Tallest thickness is 5" on sides. Note the surface has sewn partitions. Center for back sleeping (1" hi); side raised for side sleeping position. Both bordered by cervical roll of two different circumferences. Too big?? Wouldn't fit into std pillow case. Two wouldn't fit on twin bed. Too thick which made neck bend. Filler material wouldn't stay in place properly. None of this should be a problem with the 200. However, it is stuffed firmly full. So much so that it is like trying to keep your cheek balanced on a padded rolling pin when side sleeping. Maybe the 220 Gentle would help this.
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You can definitely do queen size. I haven't tried, but I suspect you could even manage a king size. This is a great machine!
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I think you should by the king size. I have a size and it doesn't fit down to the dust ruffle.
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A king size is much, much larger than the queen. Personally, I feel like it would be awfully lumpy and not fit well, but that' s just my opinion.
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Yes, it will still work. You might not be as comfortable but the important thing is to keep pressure off your sore and this should still work for what you need it to do. My dad, who used this item, sleeps on his back but based on how it looks, I think it should still work for side sleepers.
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I would highly recommend the Lucid memory foam mattress for both people who sleep on their back and on their side. If you sleep on your side, you would want a softer mattress such as a plush or gel memory foam mattress. In addition to a soft mattress, I would also suggest a leg spacer to reduce pressure on the hips.
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It depends on the size of your room. If you will use it on top of a queen size be, better to get 2. For a massage room, one is good enough
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I'm a side sleeper and I am very comfortable on my Serta Perfect. I do use a very firm pillow, which helps sleeping on my side. This is a excellent mattress and provides great support.
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I think it would be too big for that. I'd check Amazon for cervical pillows first. Also it is probably too firm for comfort as it's designed for conforming to the weight of your body at the lumbar region.
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Kim I think it all depends on personal preference and your size. If you look for my review, you'll see a very comprehensive description of this pillow. I even give measurements. I'm 5'3" and my husband is 6'. He found it comfortable to sleep on his back with his head in the middle but couldn't sleep on his side. I couldn't get comfortable because of neck problems laying on my back. Although it was fairly comfortable on my side, it still didn't give me the neck support I needed so the pillow is now a back rest when I'm sitting up in bed. The pillow is too wide across to fit under my neck. Again I suggest you read my review. Good luck. Kim I think it all depends on personal preference and your size. If you look for my review, you'll see a very comprehensive description of this pillow. I even give measurements. I'm 5'3" and my husband is 6'. He found it comfortable to sleep on his back with his head in the middle but couldn't sleep on his side. I couldn't get comfortable because of neck problems laying on my back. Although it was fairly comfortable on my side, it still didn't give me the neck support I needed so the pillow is now a back rest when I'm sitting up in bed. The pillow is too wide across to fit under my... » Read More Kim I think it all depends on personal preference and your size. If you look for my review, you'll see a very comprehensive description of this pillow. I even give measurements. I'm 5'3" and my husband is 6'. He found it comfortable to sleep on his back with his head in the middle but couldn't sleep on his side. I couldn't get comfortable because of neck problems laying on my back. Although it was fairly comfortable on my side, it still didn't give me the neck support I needed so the pillow is now a back rest when I'm sitting up in bed. The pillow is too wide across to fit under my neck. Again I suggest you read my review. Good luck. « Show Less
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I have the king size. They are very firm, I would say 9-10 of 10. It took me a week or so to get used to it but now I love it.
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Yes! I have a king sized bed and there are times I have to really "tuck" the sides and corners because theyr a little too big so I would think a pillow top mattress would be perfect!
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It's a big pillow so yes it'd better fit a king.That being said I have a queen and I haven't had a problem.
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This is a Queen size bed. I personally think that a more traditional mattress may be too heavy on the inner wooden frame. I chose the Lucid memory foam. Honestly I have had the best sleep since switching to the memory foam.