Does anyone use this to sleep on your back?
471521
I sleep on my back and think this would work just fine. My only problem with it was the "coolness" that radiated from it.
410612
As long as you get used to the crunching sound it makes whenever you move, it works for everyone. And really, once you make a 'groove' for your neck and get settled, there's no more noise. Granted, it's not as squishy as a regular pillow, but I sleep on my side, stomach and back and it works great. I regularly sleep on my side w/ me head on my arm, and this is probably as soft as my arm (and if I lay on this instead, my arm doesn't fall asleep). DH has had neck problems forever - we even make room in the suitcase for this thing - it's the best way to sleep.
533339
Depends on if you like a soft mattress...I could do it because it makes my back feel good and it is pretty soft....
1947431
My wife tells me that it cuts down the noise level, but they can be uncomfortable to sleep on. If you sleep on your back this may not be a problem.
2009368
No ive had chronic back problems for years and this back magic is AWESOME! A pillow isnt rigid enough nor can It Bridge your back enough to provide proper stretch TRUST ME DONT BE CHEAP DONT BE STUPID DO YOUR BACK A FAVOR BUY IT!!!!!!
2135677
Yes and there was not for me. I was okay with that because I just "Googled" it and found out it is recommended to use with a pillow to support your head. For the money I spent I am VERY satisfied with this purchase. On the occasions where my back is stiff, I can feel it "pop" as I lay to stretch it out. :)
2021215
Hi. I don't sleep on mine. I just lay on it for about 30 minutes. I find that is enough, to achieve a nice sensation.
89207
I think it's great for a back sleeper. It also holds its shape well. I've had mine for about 6 months now and it doesn't even show signs of wear yet.
154949
my daughter is the one using it and she falls asleep on it as her back relaxes...she has always found it helpful and when I used it (before I got badly hurt) I found it relaxed the muscles that were knotted up.....I am looking at the answers ...and the one said they were sitting on it...that is not how you use it...their use to be a video on their sight....
410610
I find it most comfortable for sleeping on your back (head tilted R or L occasionally). After some time, I push it aside and sleep on my side on the traditional pillow that was underneath.
1709874
yes ,it works . I am a petite girl .I like to sleep on my back and my tummy too , so it is too high for me .
353378
Yes...myhusband and I have used it and it does help to make sleeping on seat head-rest more comfortable.
2076721
I sleep on my back and a cpap machine .Prob 4/5inches once fluffed upLove it and bought one for a friend
1856165
Yes, I do it all the time! The wedge pillow is harder than my memory foam mattress, so it's not as comfortable as sleeping on my side without it, but still I get more sleep if I am elevated with the wedge than flat on my side without it wheny sinuses are draining.
1880303
I have had no problems using it to prop up my upper back and shoulders while sleeping. It has held its shape and firmness quite well.
1957099
Not really. I use it as a bolster pillow instead of a body pillow because it is too soft. I've had so so success with folding it in half and propping myself up. Hope this helps.
1144131
If you sleep on your back, absolutely! If you sleep on your side (like me), also fine. If you sleep on your stomach... can't say I've tried that, but I think it would be okay although not ideal...