Very firm pillow

LadyDee

NOT memory foam (makes me hot).

I have tried two different pillows for neck/shoulder pain - both worked in that respect but they make my head so hot I have to look for an alternative.

Any recommendations please?

JJ_Egan

Dunelm wide choice .
Very firm got one from Tesco but bad for pain .
Settled on Dunhelm Duck Feather as it has supports around the edges .
Postition of kneck is critical and i find a very thin pilow on top just puts kneck at the right postition .

coffeehound

Might be worth a look at latex pillows like dunlopillow. Firmer but not hot

Filo25

coffeehound wrote: »

Might be worth a look at latex pillows like dunlopillow. Firmer but not hot

That is what I use, as I also have the same preference for a firm pillow that doesn't get too warm

LadyDee

I've had a look at a Dunlopillo latex pillow - a bit expensive but will be worth it if it works. One for my Christmas list I think - I can't usually think of much I want so it might be the first one on the list this year.

Thanks for all the suggestions.

Filo25

LadyDee wrote: »

I've had a look at a Dunlopillo latex pillow - a bit expensive but will be worth it if it works. One for my Christmas list I think - I can't usually think of much I want so it might be the first one on the list this year.

Thanks for all the suggestions.

They do come in different models I think, so you will probably need one of the firmer ones

Auntie-Dolly

Have you tried a buckwheat hull pillow? I've had one for years and love it

angela18

Marks&spencer firm pillows work well for me and they are not very expensive:)