SleepRight Side Sleeping Memory Foam Pillow Review

This pillow presumes that we’re all side sleepers. How do we know? Because unlike the SONA FDA-Cleared Anti-Snore and Mild Sleep Apnea Pillow, it has absolutely no mechanism for ensuring that you stay on your side: no holes to trap your arms, no inclines to discourage you from turning over.

Now how many of us sleep on our side naturally all night? How many of us lie down in one position and stay there till morning?

The only people we know who can do that, we bury them after a few days of mourning.

And those people don’t lie on their side either, so this pillow still wouldn’t be effective for them.

If they did lie on their side, this pillow wouldn’t be of much use to them anyway, because they don’t snore – at least, not anymore.

Maybe they did a few days ago, and maybe that’s the reason why they got killed in the first place, but as it is right now, what in the world would they do with an anti-snore pillow?

As much as we love them, we’re not going to throw an $80 pillow in with them just to make sure they don’t snore in the afterlife. After all, if they did snore in the afterlife, who’s going to complain? God never sleeps. And if he did, somebody or something ought to wake him. There’s too much that needs to be fixed down here.

Of course if you do sleep on your side, this pillow will be great for you: it relieves head, neck, and jaw tension; it helps with insomnia and mild sleep apnea; it helps prevent wrinkles; and it reduces snoring. The only thing it doesn’t do is get you a glass of milk and read you a story.

Then, too, perhaps you’ll feel so comfortable sleeping on your side on this pillow, your subconscious will prevent you from turning on your back from now on. Nothing’s impossible. This user attests that’s what happened to her. It could happen to you too.

Cons of the SleepRight Side Sleeping Memory Foam Pillow:

• Made of non-washable foam. (Use the cover, which is, by the way, washable. That’s what it’s for.)

• Has no restrictive devices to ensure you stay on your side. (It does make side sleeping so much more comfortable than back or tummy sleeping, though.)

• Costs nearly $80. (It still costs less and works better than some of the hundred-dollar pillows we’ve seen.)

  Pros of the SleepRight Side Sleeping Memory Foam Pillow:

• Reduces not just snoring but also insomnia, sleep apnea, and tension in the head, neck, and jaw

• Comes with a machine washable, hypoallergenic cover

• The sheepskin cover keeps the pillow cool and comfortable

• Adjusts to body temperature, so your ears don’t get too hot or cold

• Discourages stomach sleeping, which is bad for your neck

• Cradles face to prevent creases (which eventually turn to wrinkles, you know)

• The travel size makes it easy to carry with you and is perfect for people 5’4” or shorter. (Get the larger pillow if you’re taller than 5’4”.)

Recommendation and Results

Is it comfortable? Yes

So here at Anti-Snore Pillow Reviews, our only reservations with this pillow is that it costs nearly $80. However, it is durable, and it does have a five-year warranty.

It’s been recommended by its users, and it’s receiving a recommendation from us too.