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The center of the pillow drops away somewhat, but I did not bottom out in the position. I felt best when I was back sleeping on the Level Sleep. I didn’t feel very comfortable in this position, and I would have preferred it if my head would have sunk in a bit more. I was sleeping near the far edge of the pillow and the foam was pretty firm there. However, lying down on my side, I can say that it felt a little strange. As a side sleeper, I was particularly interested in the ear holes. Because of my size and preferred sleeping position, I had a slightly different experience on the Level Sleep Restore pillow than Katie did.Īs Katie mentioned, the Level Sleep has a very interesting design. I am a larger person than Katie and also more of a side sleeper. While I get the idea of the Ear Wells, I couldn’t really get comfortable for a long time while sleeping on my side with this pillow. Personally, I found the pillow to be most comfortable while I was on my back. It’s also easy to remove and wash and machine dry (just follow the care instructions). I think the polyester blended knit cover has a good amount of softness and stretch, so the head will fit into the cutouts while the material feels soft on the side of the face. Level Sleep dedicates a whole section of its site to research and transparency interested individuals can check it out here. I do think that promoting good breathing through the proper head and neck support is always a good direction to go in when trying to reduce snoring. I was impressed that the company has clinical research and FDA Clearance on its patent-pending design. I don’t snore and I don’t review snoring devices, so I can’t speak specifically to the Snore Relief part of this pillow. I appreciate that they give sleepers a whole year to test out this pillow because it will take at least a month to get used to it. Unlike more traditional pillows where one’s head, neck, and ears sink into a material, this pillow has cutouts for these spots and it is just a different feeling (not bad, just different). The Ear Wells on each side are for the side sleepers and are meant to relieve pressure on the side of the head.īecause the pillow is designed so specifically, it will take some time to get used to. The Ergonomic Support Center cradles the head, and the neck support will support the natural curvature of the neck. In order to enjoy this pillow, individuals are going to need to be a back sleeper or a side sleeper. No anti-snoring guarantees everyone will have to give it a personal try and see if they have success.

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Nice documentation showing sleepers how to use the pillow properly.

Three adjustable heights and two adjustable neck support levels.

Soft, removable cover that is easy to clean.

Clinical research to support the anti-snoring claims.

There are also adjustable neck supports on either side, so the pillow is flippable depending on one’s support preference. It’s constructed to have an Ergonomic Support Center and Ear Wells for both back and side sleeping. Inside, the pillow is made up of two kinds of foam, one that’s firmer than the other. The outer cover is “Recoveree” stretch polyester that is soft and breathable.

Research showed that the use of a pillow with a (since-improved) version Level Sleep®’s unique design resulted in a 78 percent reduction in the number of snoring eventsįrom the outside, the Restore pillow looks like a traditional pillow.

Sleepers can adjust the height using a foam pad, and they can flip the neck for two different levels of support.

The cover is removable and washer/dryer friendly cover.

The filling is Polyurethane foam (memory foam).

The cover is durable and breathable thanks to “Recoveree” stretch polyester.

Intended for back and side sleepers with its 4″ height profile.