Sleep ArtisanSide Sleeper Pillow, Adjustable Latex Pillow Made in The USA, Side Pillow for Neck Pain, Queen Size Side Sleeping Pillow, White

I’m a side sleeper and have never until now- found a pillow that was not too soft or firm. With old pillows, when I would change sides at night I had to beat the beat the pillow to refluff and turn over to get cool. No more! My pillow can can stay in one spot. It’s like a pillow on each side and just the right elevation (did not remove any stuffing). It stays the same temperature -not coldl or hot. I would recommend!

I like the fact that I could get a full night sleep and sleep soundly using the side sleeper pillow with adjustable filling. My neck ache has disappeared and I am so thankful!

Before purchasing this one, I got a cheaper Della pillow just to see if I like the shape. The Della was great - except for the size: it was so ginormous that I couldn’t get it into my normally sized pillowcases. Plus, since I removed some of the filling, I had to re-fluff it every night to keep it supportive. After testing this one for over a month now, I’m considering tweaking it a bit with the leftover memory foam filling from Della. Here’s the deal: latex can be HARD. In fact, I had to stop using my pricey solid latex pillow because I kept waking up either with a stiff neck, a stiff shoulder, or with my ears hurting. Yes, ears: apparently, side-sleepers might encounter this issue, with all the pressure being on the ear if the pillow isn’t well fitting.So, pros of the Sleep Artisan:- Fits into my normal pillowcases, no need to waste money on specially tailored ones, unless you want to;- Supportive and keeps its shape (at least for now);- lets my side sleeping self find the most comfortable position to doze off;- hypoallergenic, which is a big deal for me.Cons:- still latex, so even shredded, can be a little stiff. My poor ears still experienced some discomfort a few nights, but it’s not every day. Also, my neck and shoulders don’t hurt anymore;- As with the other pillow, I found that this one keeps expanding for a few days after you get it out of the box, not just 24 hrs. So I kept removing the stuffing to reach the sweet spot, until the pillow seemingly settled and I made the final adjustment;- if your pillowcase is made of thicker/stiffer fabric and doesn’t have extra room, you might find it uncomfortable since it will be blocking access to that shoulder curve in the pillow. Mine are all fine, being linen, silk and tencel.So I’m thinking of adding a bit of memory foam to the upper side of the pillow to make it softer, but that’s my only peeve.

I am a side sleeper with shoulder pain that can get very uncomfortable at times. Since the first night sleeping on this pillow, I could feel such support of my head and neck, that my shoulders don’t take the brunt of the weight when I’m turned on my side. It is well worth the price I paid.

I've been on the search for a perfect pillow for years. Before this pillow, I was using a slim solid latex rectangular pillow and it was the best I'd found. Not perfect, but close. This pillow isn't perfect either, but it is at least as good as my other latex pillow and possibly better.The shape of this pillow is awesome. It is really well suited to side sleepers, but if you occasionally roll onto your stomach or back you'll still find it comfy. I am primarily a side sleeper but I joke that I'm like an anime character, I roll around a lot. I like the - wings? for lack of better word - they are very comfortable for my arms.I think if this pillow was solid latex, it would be perfect for me. It is shredded latex with a small amount of synthetic fiber (microfiber poly silk = polyester). It is quite a lot fluffier than solid latex which isn't bad, but it is softer and offers less support. They describe it as "high loft" and mention you can take some out to slim it down, but I would consider it low to medium loft. That works for me though.Latex pillows, by the way, are awesome. They're way better than memory foam pillows, at least in my opinion. I used memory foam pillows up until I got that solid latex pillow and now that I've tried latex I would not switch back! There is a springiness and bounce to latex that memory foam just doesn't have, and it weighs less.