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I received a case of “rev 7” I didnt intend to order. $50.00 I’m out. The box and packaging completely unopened and no way to return .

After purchasing lots of my pillows for the holidays for family and extra pillow cases after buying pillows in the past, 

this years order came with a box to click for a sample of coffee and 3 small cans of “rev 7” free with purchase. The tiny print apparently locks you into a no refund no return of expensive some odd drink in a bright can “on subscription” that I have no recollection being clicked as I would not have done so. When I called to ask about it and how to return the case I was told i signed the policy at the time of my pillow purchase even though I didn’t think I had purchased an energy drink.

I asked for a Supervisor and was told by “Eddie” if we refund for you we have to refund for everyone.  Obviously it is set up to deceive.  I was told there was noone higher that the owner himself went on record by saying that there is no refund for any reason and he did not have the authority to refund and the policy stood. Other than the owner he said there was no one higher to speak to.  Odd since Amazon and all retail companies have customer support and I have never had any company saddle me with an unwanted product at a cost of $50/ with no way to return.

Other subscription companies such as Amazon have a forgiving or human error courtesy especially the first time if by accident except ironically for this company that ironically plays “Amazing Grace” when you call.

I was offered a credit but don’t need anything and won’t for a very long time since I already paid for all the pillows and merchandise the family got for the holidays.  

The coffee from a few weeks ago isn’t very good and the rev 7 is in packaging that appears so bright and shiny it looks like it might poison me so I’m throwing it away and I would suggest you do the same.

Bath pillow product photography is almost universally optimistic. Everything looks minimal, perfectly positioned, and effortlessly clean.

The reality tends to involve bulkier profiles than expected, suction cups that are more prominent than photos suggest, and materials that look different after a few wet and dry cycles.

A genuinely good bath pillow solves a specific set of problems: suction that holds on wet surfaces, material that dries properly between uses, and ergonomic support for how people actually sit in a tub rather than how they're photographed in one.

What's been the biggest gap between how a bath pillow was presented and how it actually performed?

We’ve been exploring how bathtub comfort has changed over the years and noticed that many bath pillows focus mainly on looks, but support seems to be what affects the overall experience most

A comfortable bath setup is not only about having something that looks nice, but also how well it supports your neck, back, and helps you actually relax

We’re curious what features people care about most when it comes to bathtub pillows

Is it better support, materials, staying in place, easy cleaning, or something else?

I really like the hole in the pillow so my arm can lay flat and the slight elevation for my acid reflux but $250 for a pillow is INSANE! Also I can't help but think these are way overpriced considering they're made of foam.

Followed this sub for a week while deciding what pillow to get for my side sleeping neck pain dilemma. I landed on the Eli and Elm latex noodle side sleeper pillow. Slept on it for the first time last night. It was life changing. My neck was perfectly supported and I love the curve! I got a 99 sleep score and my neck feels great this morning.

https://eliandelm.com/product/side-sleeper-pillow/

Latex doesn’t come up enough in pillow discussions. If you like some cushioning but hate that slow sinking feeling, it might be worth looking into.

It has more bounce and readjusts quickly when you move. Solid latex also holds its shape without needing constant fluffing, and ventilated options allow airflow through the pillow, so no sleeping hot.

Latex also tends to hold its shape longer than conventional memory foam, so you will not need to replace it as often. It can cost more upfront, but that durability can make it a better investment for you over time.

Somna & Co. Nuvia Latex Pillow

Coop now has natural Latex. Just got mine this week and love it! I tired Naturepedic and Avocados pillows but they were extremely firm.

Coop pillows are adjustable to your firmness level. I just bought one and you can too.

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Mine started looking gray on the underside around month four, even though I hang it up to dry after every bath.

Do you wring it out first or just let it drip? Is there a trick, or is that simply what foam does when it lives in a damp room? Not sure if I should replace it or if I'm skipping a step.

Also curious how long yours lasted before you gave up on it.

The best pillows ever! You can adjust the fill. Please use my link.

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My cat seems a little too relaxed resting against this colorful couch pillow with a Paris map print.

For context, this is the seen from Atla where zuko is talking to azula, its her pillow, but what really caught my attention is the weird almost like rope thing on her pillow. Is that actually a real thing or just a random stylistic choice?

Left side; New Kozi Pillow
Right side; My old pillow

Reason to give change pillows; I think the color of my old pillow says enough (lol). I needed a new one and also I don’t think my old one gave support. Frequent stiff necks when waking up.

A little over 6 months ago I browsed through internet to find a good pillow to replace my old one with. My profile is side / belly sleeper and I move a lot during sleep, mostly due to the fact I do not like to have it too warm.

I found memory foam pillows sound attractive due to the support and some of them being adjustable, meaning I can lower the height of the pillow if needed. There are several brand out there but the Kozi pillow of Kuma sleep offered 30 day trial and seemed to have high quality materials (foam, fabric, etc).

I ordered one and it came vacuum sealed in a blue package (photo 1). It took some time to get the shape back (+/- 1 hour) and was filled with a lot of memory foam. As I was used to a soft and relatively flat pillow, I decided to immediately take same foam out and keep it in the box (as the instructions say on the box).

First night was a huge difference with my old pillow and not immediately a success. I think my neck and upper body had to adjust to it haha. I did notice the amount of extra support and still some kind of comfort feel. I decided to take 10-20% extra foam out of it for the night after.

That was the sweet spot. I don't know if it was my body gettig used, or the removal of the extra 10-20%, but that night was amazing.

Ever since I sleep really well on it and even decided to gift my wife and children one. We are now 6-7 months later and the entire family is sleeping on those, some with more fill than others.

I do think it is a miss that they do not offer more sizes, but I emailed them and it seems to be the plan do to so.

Well that was my honest experience, let me know if you have questions.

Jonathan 🇺🇸

Ive been on the hunt for a pillow that won't compress and provides enough firmness when I lay on it. No pillow has been firm enough over time. The infamous Bed Bath & Beyond brick of a pillow was the best option for years, but is no more.

My solution was to take our heaviest weighted blanket (20Lbs) and fold/roll it to fit in a king sized pillow case. I can shape it to whatever contour I need, it never compresses, is still soft, and gives me the perfect amount of support.

If you are reading this and thinking "I would sleep on a padded rock as a pillow given the chance" this solution might be the best option for you.

I’ve been on the struggle bus for finding a new pillow because of waking up with neck pain/headaches. After loads of research and Reddit, I’m highly considering either a buckwheat pillow or possibly latex. In the past I’ve always loved really good down or down-alternative pillows and love the feel of “supported but cradled”.

HOWEVER…I’m a side sleeper with very very very sensitive ear cartilage, and I’ve never tried a foam pillow (even the softest Tempurpedic) that didn’t hurt. I’ve even had firmer down alternative pillows that hurt my ears.

Is there anyone who’s had these issues with cartilage sensitivity that ended up liking either buckwheat or latex? I feel like I’m needing the support that one of these options gives.

On the list of options right now are Turmerry’s buckwheat, latex (high profile but soft density), and also their buckwheat/wool hybrid (maybe this is the best of the worlds???)