Therapeutica Sleeping Pillow

The Therapeutica® Sleeping Pillow allows you to sleep on your back and/or side in the correct spinal alignment. We believe that we have developed the most unique sleeping pillow in the world because the Therapeutica® Sleeping Pillow incorporates two shapes into one pillow. We believe that this is the only pillow on the market that is designed to properly support the spine when people are back sleeping and side sleeping. Since most people sleep in the center of their pillow when they sleep on their backs, the center of our pillow is designed specifically for back sleeping with a unique wedge for upper back support. When people sleep on their side, they sleep on the outside edge of their pillow, so both outside edges of the pillow are designed for side sleeping. The unique density of our foam creates a softness which allows for an extremely comfortable, yet supportive nights sleep. Click on Therapeutica sleeping pillow to buy one for yourself of that special somone!

Sleeping Pillow Comparisions On Your Back By properly supporting your upper back, neck and head, the Therapeutica® Sleeping Pillow maintains the natural curvature of your spine while you're sleeping on your back. On Your Side By keeping your head, neck and upper back level, the Therapeutica® Sleeping Pillow ensures that you maintain correct spinal alignment while sleeping on your side. Click on Therapeutica sleeping pillow to buy one for yourself of that special somone!

Traditional Pillows

Cervical Pillows

On Your Back
With no firm support, your head is prone to being pushed forward. Your neck is then stretched out of alignment.

This creates neck, back and shoulder pains, plus headaches as well as increasing the chances of snoring.

On Your Side
Your neck and head are too easily stretched out of alignment because a traditional pillow is not high enough.

Also, your spine is not kept level and this aggravates neck, back and shoulder problems.

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On Your Back
By supporting your neck, but not your upper back, cervical pillows put a strain on your spine. This is why your spine becomes misaligned.

This increases the chances of back pain, sore shoulders, headaches and snoring.

On Your Side
Your neck and head are stretched from sleeping on a pillow that is too low.

Your shoulders are scrunched, your head drops too low and your spine is not kept level.

This increases the chances of neck, back and shoulder pains as well as headaches.