Memory foam & foam pillows

Rest easy with a memory foam pillow

Discover the cosy comfort with a memory foam pillow that adapts to your unique shape, providing reliable support for a restful night's sleep.

What makes memory foam pillows so special?

Memory foam pillows are crafted from a unique material that responds to your body heat and pressure. They mould to your contours, providing personalised support. This helps alleviate pressure points and maintain proper spinal alignment. It’s a good choice for those experiencing neck and shoulder pain. Unlike traditional pillows, memory foam retains its shape over time. This ensures consistent support.

Why is my memory foam pillow uncomfortable?

If you're finding your memory foam pillow uncomfortable, don't fret – there might be simple solutions:

• Allow time for adjustment: It can take a few weeks for your body to adapt to the new support.
• Check the pillow height: Ensure it's suitable for your sleeping position and body type. A good pillow height keeps your head, neck and spine properly aligned while still feeling comfortable.
• Consider the room temperature: Memory foam responds to heat, so a cooler room might make the pillow firmer.
• Examine your sleeping posture: You might need to adjust your position to fully benefit from the pillow's design. While back sleepers can rest their head in the middle, side sleepers should fill the gap from ear to shoulder. If you are a stomach sleeper, use a thin pillow or none at all.

Comfort is personal. If discomfort persists, you might need to explore different shapes or densities of memory foam pillows to find a better match.

How do you care for your memory foam pillow?

Maintaining a memory foam pillow is simple and straightforward. To keep it fresh and clean, use a removable, washable pillow cover. Spot clean any stains with a mild detergent and a damp cloth. Avoid excessive moisture which can damage the foam. Air out your pillow regularly to remove odours and keep it fresh.

Please note memory foam should never be machine washed or dried, as this can compromise its supportive properties.