I am a disabled veteran with neck injuries from combat that required disc replacement surgery. I need a pillow with the shape of a memory foam pillow, but also finely adjustable support under the cervical curve.
I have been using PART of the Air-Core adjustable pillow for many years now. Specifically, the adjustable air bladder. The fiber-fill part of this pillow, or the Tri-Core pillows, flattens out so that they don't provide the proper neck curve support. However, the bladder helps with that—if only the surrounding fiber fill wouldn't flatten out.
The solution I came up with is to remove the Air-Core's adjustable air bladder, cut a slit into the side of one lobe of a Memory Plus Cervical Pillow, then slide the air bladder inside. That provides the durable material and proper shape, plus the ability to fine-tune the cervical curve support. I've been doing this since the air bladders in the Air-Core Pillow was made out of black rubber like a piece of sealed-off inner-tube.
Recently, I bought an Air-Core Pillow and put the air bladder into a Double Core Select Foam Cervical Pillow, so I don't need to slice a pocket into the pillow. It seems to work pretty well so far.
However, it would be VASTLY better there was a memory foam pillow with adjustable bladders already installed into both lobes, so people could have a properly shaped, durable material pillow that can be finely adjusted to each person's needs.
Make a pillow like this and I will buy it for the rest of my life.
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with the Air Core Cervical Pillow. We are continuously looking for ways to improve our products and also create new ones to address the needs of our customers, like yourself.
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