Health Care PU Memory Foam Contour Pillow For Neck / Shoulder And Back Pain

Highlights:

• memory foam maintains support and comfort throughout the night. No need to adjust for comfort
• Pillow molds to curves for pressure point relief and proper spinal alignment
• Relieves neck, shoulder and back pain by allowing neck and shoulder muscles to fully relax
• Pillow will not sleep warm so you can sleep comfortably throughout the night
• Responds to body weight by providing support exactly where you need it
• Reduces tossing and turning throughout the night
• Pillow molds to the shape of the head, neck and shoulders

Specification:

--Item Name: PU Memory Foam Contour Pillow

--Filling: Polyurethane memory foam.

--Inner Cover: single jersey, 100% polyester.

--Outer Cover: sheared plush, velour, bamboo fiber and knitted fabric, as per customers' requirement.

--Dimension: 55X34X9/12cm (21.65''X13.39''X3.54/4.72'').

--Density: 50D.

--Packaging: 1 pc into a PE bag, non-woven handbag or customer designed gift box.

Memory Foam vs. Latex

In terms of comfort, memory foam and latex both provide pressure relief and comfort, but offer two 

distinct feels and ways of reducing pressure. Neither is necessarily better than the other and when 

choosing it will come down to a personal preference.

Memory Foam:

Memory foam tends to be a less expensive product, but has a wide range of qualities.

Memory foam relieves pressure by absorbing pressure and molding to your body. It adjusts to your 

weight, shape,and body temperature so your heavier areas can sink in further and evenly reduce 

pressure across your entire body.

Latex:

Latex is a more expensive product and designed to outlast traditional spring mattresses.

It can be made using natural or synthetic (manmade) ingredients. It is a breathable, resilient material 

that conforms to your unique body shape and weight. Latex gives you the feeling of sleeping “on” your pillow or mattress, not “in” it.

Latex absorbs pressure and instantly contours to your body by both absorbing pressure in your heavier 

areas and reaching up to gently relieve pressure, absorbing and distributing your weight across the 

surface of the pillow or mattress.