This neck pillow is probably the second most popular pillow behind the traction pillow. The nice thing about the linear gravity pillow is that it’s available in three sizes: a small, medium, and large. Also, it has two neck rolls that are slightly different sizes. So, if you turn/ rotate the pillow 180 degrees you have a slightly different roll. The roll that is slightly larger is also slightly softer.This helps one if they are used to something softer they can start sleeping on this side first. With this pillow, like the traction pillow, you essentially have two pillows in one.
With so many of our customers having tried so many neck pillows before discovering ours, it is nice for them to have a couple options in one pillow.
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With so many of our customers having tried so many neck pillows before discovering ours, it is nice for them to have a couple options in one pillow.
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Great Question. Determing the right size for a neck pillow is very important. Too many times, people use a neck pillow for sleeping, because it conforms to the bed size or because it looks good on their bed.
Choosing the right neck pillow is a personal choice- and it depends on a few things. First, what kind of pillow size are you using right now? If you are used to using a large size pillow, the linear gravity neck pillow Large. Often recommended for patients who are 6'0 ft and over or have a large muscular build. The large linear gravity measures 21" x 33". This is definitely a king size neck pillow.
However, if you are a petite framed person (5 Ft or less), or have a short neck, or you have a had a lot of sensitivity in the neck, the small linear gravity pillow may be what you need. The smaller linear gravity neck pillow is 23" x 17" . Often recommended for smaller adults, teens or children. Also it can be used for travel because it fits easily into a carry on suitcase.
Lie on the pillow itself. If you feel that your head and neck are pushed forward too much, then the pillow is too large for you. If it causes you pain and discomfort- it may be too large for you.
If you are still unsure, take the pillow to your Chiropractor or health professional and have them assess the neck pillow for you. They can look at the alignment of your head and neck to make sure it is a good fit for you.
For some patients who are petite framed, they still like to use a medium standard size pillow. That is okay as well. Again, it is whatever you are most comfortable with. The most popular selling size in the linear gravity neck pillow family is definitely the medium sized linear gravity neck pillow. Its dimensions are 20" x 26".
Anyways, I hope this helps you out. Please email us if you have any further questions regarding choosing the right neck pillow for you.
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Linear Gravity Neck Pillow Information
http://www.arc4life.com/site/615058/product/LinearGravityPillow
Posted by: Nav | January 27, 2010 at 09:47 AM
Nice video, how do you determine which size is right for you?
Posted by: Neck Exercises | January 23, 2010 at 03:11 PM