Our Point of View on Shiya Cervical Memory Foam Pillows From Amazon

Hi, JT with WTI here and today we are looking at this cervical memory foam pillow. I thought this pillow had a very unique design with a little wedge shape in the front for your neck. And really that's where a lot of my pain comes from with other pillows, including other memory foam pillows that don't have this at all. Really the C1 and C2 part of the spine really can get a lot of pain if you have your neck cranked in the wrong way. When I first laid down and felt the support that this angled part gave, it did feel a little odd, but I didn't wake up in the morning with any neck pain. I mainly sleep on this on my back, so I'll lay with this under my neck supporting it. Or I'll sleep on my side. I roll pretty much roll from side to side during the night. When I roll to the side during the night, my shoulder naturally falls on the side of this cervical support here, so it doesn't get in my way at all. It actually provides a little bit of support on the back of my neck. I really like this pillow. It has become my primary pillow that I choose, and if I have to move around, I'll probably bring it with me. They do give you a heads up to give it a couple of weeks to allow your neck to get used to the new type of support, and that you might even have a little bit of neck pain. I really didn't have too much pain with it. A little bit of soreness, one or two days, but it really wasn't anything that I noticed. And it was an improvement from the other pillow I have. If you've tried a few different pillows, whether they be memory foam or otherwise, and you find that you still wake up in the morning with a crank in your neck because your head was held at a weird angle, or it just didn't seem to rest with the proper support, I think this cervical memory foam pillow might be a good solution to try out, and that's my point of view.