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White ergonomic cervical memory foam pillow with a center head dip, raised side wings and a neck roll
BedPose pickFor side sleepers · Neck & shoulder pain

Cervical Contour Pillow

Raised edge supports the neck, the dip cradles the head.

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Puts an end to

Neck pain for side sleepers with broad shoulders

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

Side sleepers have a big gap between shoulder and ear. A flat pillow lets the head drop toward the mattress. A contour pillow has a raised edge that fills that gap and a dip that keeps the head from tilting.

Key features

  • Two heights in one pillow
  • Shoulder cut-out
  • Firm memory foam
  • Ventilated core to stay cool

What you'll notice

  • Fills the shoulder-to-ear gap
  • Head stays level, not tilted
  • Holds its shape for years
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Questions people ask

What is the best pillow for neck pain?

One that keeps your neck level with your spine. An adjustable shredded memory foam pillow lets you set the height for your body, and a contoured cervical pillow supports the curve of the neck.

Why does my neck hurt when I wake up?

Most often the pillow is the wrong height, so your neck bends up or down for hours. Stomach sleeping, which twists the neck to one side, is the other common cause.

What pillow height do I need?

Back sleepers usually need a lower, flatter pillow. Side sleepers need a higher one that matches the distance from shoulder to ear.

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