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The Oxygen Pillow
List price: $219.00
Our Price: $160.00
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Deeper sleep through deeper breathing
Healthy breathing is the single most important factor during sleep. It affects the quality of your sleep, and ultimately, the quality of your life. The unique design and tri-layer construction of the Oxygen pillow fully supports the head and neck, opening the airway fully for better breathing. The result: support and comfort throughout the night. With the Oxygen pillow, better sleep and better quality of life is just a night away.
The Oxygen Pillow:
- Feels comfortable with a familiar shape
- Maintains proper spinal support
- Opens the airway for easier breathing and expanded lung capacity
- Works with any sleeping position
- Can be used in any direction
- Has Öeko-Tex certified latex foam and fabric
Oxygen Pillow Reviews
"My husband's snoring is no longer a problem! It stopped the first night he used the Oxygen Pillow. Excellent!" P. Stager – Dallas, TX
"I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for the incredible Oxygen pillow!! I have slept very well for the past week, and have been able to stay on my back the entire night, which my wife would say, is an amazing feat! Thanks to you, I'm sleeping and healing, rather than tossing and turning!!" Clay A. – Dallas, TX
"Last week I underwent surgery – an esophageal diverticulectomy – where the doctor had warned me to expect "a bit of a sore throat for a week or so." After the surgery, I had my wife bring in my Oxygen Pillow. As claimed in the commercial, it did relax my neck, shoulders, and throat so that the sore throat was gone in less than two days and I went home from the hospital two days early." Bud S. – Oakland, CA
"Don't tell the owner I said this, but I would have paid a million bucks for the Oxygen Pillow if I had known Larry wouldn't snore anymore! Joyce M. – Hugo, OK
"As a physical therapist, I appreciate the quality of your bed and it's one I recommend to my patients. Along with the Oxygen Pillow, I feel like my whole body breathes better." Sharon K. – Dallas, TX
"This pillow has changed my life! I am now waking up happy! I used to have to take something for pain (neck & shoulders) every night. Since sleeping on my Oxygen Pillow I've been completely pain free! Thank you for inventing a real winner!" Camille F. - Irving, TX
"The Oxygen Pillow has totally eliminated my husband's snoring problem! Thanks!" Marilyn A. - Dallas, TX
How to select the right pillow for you
| Firmness | Pillow Size (size of center riser / approx. pillow height) | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Soft |
0.0 / 4.5" |
1.0 / 5.5" |
1.5 / 5.75" |
2.0 / 6" |
|
Use this pillow if you like the feel of down and... |
- have a small body frame - are a combination back/stomach sleeper - sleep on a relatively firm bed |
- have a medium shoulder width - are a combination back and side sleeper - sleep on a soft, contouring bed |
- have a medium/large shoulder width - primarily side sleeper - sleep on a soft, controuring bed |
- have a large body frame - primarily side sleeper - sleep on a soft, controuring bed |
|
Medium |
0.0 / 5" |
1.0 / 5.75" |
1.5 / 6" |
2.0 / 7" |
|
Use this pillow if you want greater support and... |
- have a small body frame - are primarily a back sleeper - require more cervical spine support |
- have a medium shoulder width - are a combination back & side sleeper - sleep on a soft, contouring bed - require more head/neck support |
- have a medium/large shoulder width - primarily side sleeper - sleep on a relatively firm bed |
- have a medium large shoulder width - large/heavy "noggin" - primarily side sleeper - sleep on a relatively firm bed |
The Oxygen Pillow comes in multiple sizes and firmness levels. Consequently, it is not a one size fits all pillow.
In deciding which Oxygen Pillow is best for you, you must assess:
- Primary sleeping positions
- Your physical size – shoulder width, size and (oddly enough) the weight of your head.
- Firmness or contour of your current bed.
General Guidelines
Side sleepers should assess shoulder width and firmness of bed to decide how much cushion is necessary to keep the head, neck and spine in a neutral sleeping position.
The bigger you are, the taller your pillow should be, particularly, if you are predominantly a side sleeper with big, broad shoulders and an enormous noggin.
On the other hand, if you are a back or stomach sleeper with a smaller build, then you need a flatter pillow. Back and stomach sleepers should stick to the flatter pillows.
What is a neutral sleeping position?
As it relates to a pillow, this basically means that the head, neck and spine are all in alignment and the cervical spine is not being pushed by the pillow into a position which is not natural, consequently, joints and muscles are free of tension.