Information
- For proper placement and relaxation of neck muscles while lying
- Allows the anatomical correction of the cervical spine
- Foam density: 80 kg/m3
- Pillowcase: removable and washable, with TACTEL fiber
- Externally composed of cotton cover
- Internally composed of softfeel polyurethane foam or viscoelastic polyurethane foam
Description
Orthia Comfort Pillow allows a comfortable sleep, with correct sleeping posture and neck muscles relaxed. In Orthia comfort pillow there are softfeel inserted. Softfeel are the three small clay discs (material with excellent anti-inflammatory properties and moisture absorption) inserted into the foam. Orthia Comfort Pillows provides support for your neck and upper back which is the most important need that the pillow needs to fill when you are asleep. People need this support when they are sleeping because the human spine is naturally curved. Having support for your head and neck helps to maintain the proper alignment of these areas of the spine. The Orthia Comfort Pillow is composed externally with cotton cover which is removable and washable up to 30degree C and inside with softfeel polyurethane foam or viscoelastic polyurethane foam. The pillow is designed to support the natural contours of head and neck area ensuring a blissful sleep day after day. Assessing the real needs of the users, Orthia presents a wide and diverse range of high quality products, designed for comfort and well-being.
BENEFITS
- Helps to reduce the neck stiffness and cervical pressure
- Supports in the relief of degenerative disk arthrosis disease and osteophytosis
- Prevents the bedsores in bedridden patients or those who stay in bed for long periods of time
- May help minimize snoring
- Helps to support the neck including higher part of the cervical curve
- Relives headache
HOW TO USE
- Back sleeper: Position the pillow with the slimmer side running in line with the head of the bed. The largest point of the pillow should be positioned underneath the curvature of your neck, with your neck resting on top of the hump.
- Side sleeper: Position the largest end of the memory foam pillow underneath the curvature of your neck, ensuring that the pillow is close to the top of your shoulder. This position will support your neck while keeping your muscles relaxed during your sleep.
- Thumb rule is that your pillow should always keep your neck parallel to your mattress, no matter what position you're in. Your neck shouldn't be bent forward or to one side. When lying on the back, a pillow should support the natural curvature of the cervical spine, with adequate support under the head, neck, and shoulders. When sleeping on the back, the height of the pillow should be lower than in the sideways position
