Memory Foam Pillows?

[berniecuddles]

Afternoon all,been on the internet looking for a pair of memory foam pillows just cant make my mind up what to get, anyone got any opinions which are the best to get. thanks

[Tilly2]

Lots of suggestions in the related questions, berniecuddles.

[Old_Geezer]

My guess is that they are all much of a muchness given they are supposed to be the same material.

Let me know if you spot some nice thick ones for steamer chairs, preferably showerproof :-)

[berniecuddles]

thx to you both will let you know old geezer

[elliemay1]

I was looking for similar pillows today and assistant told me that the best type for a sore neck is an orthopedic one.

[Valchapp]

I used to have a sore neck from sleeping on two pillows which was really too high. It took a little while to adjust to sleeping in a more flat position but no more neck pain. I have tried memory foam in the mattress and hated it - it felt like sleeping in blancmange. I currently have a Tempur pillow. I know they are very expensive, but I got mine from Dunelm which was £50 cheaper than anywhere else at the time, and it is very comfortable. Our mattress was bought whilst on a "blanket trip" abroad. The company is called PAL (Pure Authentic Lambswool) and is the best mattress I have ever had. It is light,supportive and firm without being hard. Unfortunately these are only available to order from blanket trips, but copy cat versions are now available. I got them for my sons's beds from a website called Sleep-Matters.co.uk. They arrive rolled up, and automatically fill with air when unrolled. They are very light and easy to manoevre, and reduce incidence of dust mites.Again, they are not cheap but worth every penny to sleep well.

[elliemay1]

Has anyone here an orthopaedic pillow and would you recommend it?