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Full-Length Body Pillow

Behind your back, it keeps you from rolling face up.

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Puts an end to

Snoring that starts when you roll onto your back

Woman sleeping on her side with a support pillow under her legs
Woman sleeping on her side with a support pillow under her legs

Why we recommend it for you

Most people snore loudest on their back. A full-length pillow placed behind you acts as a gentle barrier, so you stay on your side without waking up to turn.

Key features

  • At least 130 cm long
  • Firm enough to hold its shape
  • Washable cover
  • Doubles as a knee and hug pillow

What you'll notice

  • Stay on your side all night
  • Less snoring without devices
  • Extra support for hips and shoulders
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Questions people ask

What is the best pillow for snoring?

A wedge pillow that raises your upper body by about 15 to 20 cm helps keep the airway open, and a body pillow behind your back keeps you sleeping on your side.

Why do I snore more on my back?

Gravity pulls the tongue and soft tissue backward when you lie face up, which narrows the airway and makes the tissue vibrate.

Does raising the head stop snoring?

A modest raise helps many people, especially combined with side sleeping. Stacking soft pillows only bends the neck, so a wedge works better.

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