CPAP Sleep Aid Pillow ?
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CPAP Sleep Aid Pillow ?
Have read one posting of someone purchasing this pillow and having good results, so for the past 2 days I attempted to purchase one too-- Contour Living is not a very customer-friendly company! Finally was able to place the order today--cost is $59.99, but with tax and shipping the grand total is $71.18--GULP! Surely hope it is worth that price.
I also purchased the PadACheek paddings, and they are GREAT!! No more forehead indentations or cheek marks! Now if I can just get a FF mask that does not leak--perhaps the pillow will prevent leaks.
Nightingale
I also purchased the PadACheek paddings, and they are GREAT!! No more forehead indentations or cheek marks! Now if I can just get a FF mask that does not leak--perhaps the pillow will prevent leaks.
Nightingale
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Contour Products Multi-Mask Sleep Aid Pillow
We have carried the Contour Product Pillow since it was introduced and have not had a single negitive comment about the product. We have even had several people who have come back to our site after receiving one and purchasing a second pillow. I myself sleep with a CPAP and before I started using the pillow I never got confortable. Stop by our site at http://www.sleeprestfully.com and look at the pillow. We have set up an entire page dedicated to the pillow. Just click on the picture of the pillow on our home page and it will take you there. I think you will be impressed.
after reading about this pillow on this message board, I bought one and tried it for the first time last night.
And it was great. I felt that it was too flat at first and put another pillow under it but then went back to just the cpap pillow. Previously, I was using a thermoelastic foam pillow and even with PadACheeks, I'd have red marks in the morning from the mask. But with this new pillow, I have no marks at all! The mask fits into a hollowed out space. Also, the neck support is great too. Basically, it is constructed so that your head is cradled perfectly. I think this is a great pillow! It is pretty pricey though.
Maryb
And it was great. I felt that it was too flat at first and put another pillow under it but then went back to just the cpap pillow. Previously, I was using a thermoelastic foam pillow and even with PadACheeks, I'd have red marks in the morning from the mask. But with this new pillow, I have no marks at all! The mask fits into a hollowed out space. Also, the neck support is great too. Basically, it is constructed so that your head is cradled perfectly. I think this is a great pillow! It is pretty pricey though.
Maryb
Note that I got this pillow from:
http://www.contourliving.com/pc-71-2-cp ... p-aid.aspx
It costs $59.99 there. The website advertising the pillow earlier in this thread charges $10 more.
Maryb
http://www.contourliving.com/pc-71-2-cp ... p-aid.aspx
It costs $59.99 there. The website advertising the pillow earlier in this thread charges $10 more.
Maryb
when I signed up for their newsletter, I got 10% off of my order.
Try putting newsletter in the coupon when you check out.
Try putting newsletter in the coupon when you check out.
Maryb wrote:Note that I got this pillow from:
http://www.contourliving.com/pc-71-2-cp ... p-aid.aspx
It costs $59.99 there. The website advertising the pillow earlier in this thread charges $10 more.
Maryb
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Sleepyred
Love these products:
Pad a Cheeks
http://www.padacheek.com/index.html
Pur-Sleep System
http://www.pur-sleep.com/
Love these products:
Pad a Cheeks
http://www.padacheek.com/index.html
Pur-Sleep System
http://www.pur-sleep.com/
Re: Contour Products Multi-Mask Sleep Aid Pillow
[quote="SleepRestfully"]We have carried the Contour Product Pillow since it was introduced and have not had a single negitive comment about the product. We have even had several people who have come back to our site after receiving one and purchasing a second pillow. I myself sleep with a CPAP and before I started using the pillow I never got confortable. Stop by our site at http://www.sleeprestfully.com and look at the pillow. We have set up an entire page dedicated to the pillow. Just click on the picture of the pillow on our home page and it will take you there. I think you will be impressed.
I e-mailed them over the weekend - after my account was charged - I was told that it was on back order on Monday - I got it today. Go figure!
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Sleepyred
Love these products:
Pad a Cheeks
http://www.padacheek.com/index.html
Pur-Sleep System
http://www.pur-sleep.com/
Love these products:
Pad a Cheeks
http://www.padacheek.com/index.html
Pur-Sleep System
http://www.pur-sleep.com/
yup, got mine today, just had to drive to the Fedex Facility to do it. They had put Direct Signature Required, I open up the box, the paper inside reads Leave at Apartment Office.
Everything was there, but the mask had been opened, and the tag was off of it.
Makes you wonder.Going to clean it before I use it.
Strike 4 guys. Sorry.
Business goes where's it's invited, but stays where it feels comfortable.
Everything was there, but the mask had been opened, and the tag was off of it.
Makes you wonder.Going to clean it before I use it.
Strike 4 guys. Sorry.
Business goes where's it's invited, but stays where it feels comfortable.
Pillow
I bought a contour memory foam pillow at Walmart for maybe $20-$30. Not identical but very similar. Also bought a latex foam pillow at Am@zon, very hard to find in a local store, same price range. Haven't had a latex pillow since I was a kid.
Tip: IF you sleep on your back; This maybe be worth trying BEFORE you buy -
Simply roll-up a towel; find a thickness to fit the curve of the back of your neck. Use rubber bands to keep it together (or don't). If you get the right spacing YOU may never use another pillow. When traveling, just carry your rubber bands.
I did this at my sleep study (2nd trip) when I was required to sleep on my back. Sleep tech was quite amused. Ironically, I had fewer apneas on my back. Tech & PA both said most people have more apneas on their back. My sleep study was at a Marriot with plush towels
Good Luck,
GumbyCT
ps. Looking for a pillow that will accomadate the hose, so I can sleep, face down, on my stomach again!
Tip: IF you sleep on your back; This maybe be worth trying BEFORE you buy -
Simply roll-up a towel; find a thickness to fit the curve of the back of your neck. Use rubber bands to keep it together (or don't). If you get the right spacing YOU may never use another pillow. When traveling, just carry your rubber bands.
I did this at my sleep study (2nd trip) when I was required to sleep on my back. Sleep tech was quite amused. Ironically, I had fewer apneas on my back. Tech & PA both said most people have more apneas on their back. My sleep study was at a Marriot with plush towels
Good Luck,
GumbyCT
ps. Looking for a pillow that will accomadate the hose, so I can sleep, face down, on my stomach again!
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If this isn’t rocket science why are there so many spaceshots?
Be your own healthcare advocate!
One of the DME's here in town carries this pillow for the same price as the website. No shipping fee.
- Rose
Thread on how I overcame aerophagia
http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic/t3383 ... hagia.html
Thread on my TAP III experience
http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic/t3705 ... ges--.html
Thread on how I overcame aerophagia
http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic/t3383 ... hagia.html
Thread on my TAP III experience
http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic/t3705 ... ges--.html