Sasttie Wedge Pillow, 12 Inch Memory Foam Bed Wedge Pillow for Sleeping, Acid Reflux, Back Pain, Post Surgery, and Snoring, Designed with Washable Cover, Cool Gray

I like to work on the bed because the dogs get on the bed with me and there's enough room for everyone (priorities). The wedge has helped my back and neck. It's great quality and has a variety of uses including knee support, and elevating legs. The sleeping angle is okay. Sleeping on a slant isn't going to be great but this is a good option. My experience was that I was able to use it immediately after unpacking. There was no smell that I needed to air out before use.

I have BPPV. It's a condition where tiny ear crystals come out of place and move within your ear canals - this fools your brain into thinking you're in motion, causing severe dizziness. The most common treatment is the Epley Maneuver, and that actually helps a lot. However, I was going through a period where every single day I'd wake up with severe dizziness. Even if I managed to do the Epley Maneuver and it worked, the entire rest of the day would be ruined because I'd still feel generally unwell and nauseous. I ended up getting a book about BPPV and the author strongly recommended sleeping at at least a 30 degree angle. So, that's why I ended up buying this wedge pillow...I started using it April 26 and today is May 17. Since I began using it as a pillow, I have not woke up dizzy again. That is so huge! It may be that sleeping at a 30 degree angle deserves 5 Stars but thought I'd give this pillow 5 Stars too, as it's been a great experience. If you suffer from this, here's how the angle should be...If you lay your head on a pillow and open your eyes, you should not be looking at the ceiling. With the right angle, you should be looking at where the wall meets the ceiling. If so, you know you're at the right angle.As far as pillow itself, I'd say the pillow case fabric is of average quality. Not really remarkable in any way. It seems decent. Good value for the price. The inside is firm (which is just what I needed) but comfortable, and I tend to not move around much the entire night. I like this very much and if it does start wearing out, I'll definitely come back here and buy another. Would recommend.

I usually use an adjustable bed to help with my back pain, I was spending some time over at some relatives that don't have adjustable beds, so I ended up getting this so I can sleep without dealing with pain at night, this definitely helped me, I had no pain, it supported me really well, it's firm but still comfortable, and gives a good height as well as pretty wide and big enough. I highly recommend!

I got this wedge pillow primarily to have something to lean my head against (I like to lay on my side when reading or looking at my phone at night sometimes), or to sit upright when reading in bed. It's very comfortable doing both now. It does a really good job at being a nice support for the back of my bed. Only negative is I feel it's too firm. I wouldn't use it as a primary pillow, but it's definitely good for back support at least.While I won't mark it down for this, I do find it very large. If you have anything smaller then a queen it may take up more of your bed then you'd like.Definitely recommend. Hopefully will last quite a long while as well.

Less than a week in and I haven't had acid reflux interrupt my sleep yet. It's also very comfortable against my upper torso. Probably should have purchased something like this years ago.

It came compacted and when I opened it expanded almost immediately, maybe took like 20 minutes to fully decompress. Its soft and comfortable and the cover is really nice. But it does have a strong chemical smell, which is normal for this kind of brand new memory foam, I just put it on a table with a window open near it and after maybe 24 hours the smell was almost completely gone.The problem is that I bought this to have a elevated position when sleeping but the 30° are just not enough for me. I wish it was at least 45° but I could not find any pillow with that amount of degree... it's either 30° or like 75° in the other position. At the base of the pillow there is a little ridge that is comfortable for the lower back but makes me slide down in the middle of the night so I end up almost laying flat with my neck on the base ridge. With my slim build my lumbar area gets some nice support but makes my head almost have a "fall backwards" sensation, I like having my neck have a "push-forward" position with my pillow, but when adding another pillow to try and get to a comfortable position it only makes me slide down even more... :/

this is perfect when you need to totally stretch the knees when laying down. Size, shape, it works.

It looks just like the pictures, and it's every bit the size they say. It took mine almost a week to expand to full size.I bought this size because I though I wanted this much incline to help with snoring. Being short, I found that I only used about half the length, which pushed my feet all the way to the end of the bed. I found this uncomfortable, plus it put me out of alignment with my nightstands. It is the perfect size for support while sitting upright in bed.It was too late to return it, so my solution was to reduce the length by cutting about six inches off the big end. That worked well for me, but I wish I had bought a smaller wedge pillow.