Home Forum Acid Reflux Wedge Pillow Acid Reflux Wedge Pillow Nov 23, 2007 9:25 PM Quote BillyBob_jcv Joined: Nov 7, 2007 Points: 3 Hello foam gurus - I need some advice on a slightly different use of foam. I use a bed wedge to help prevent acid reflux issues. I do NOT like the wedge I am currently using - it is a PU wedge that is 27" x 27" and 10" high that I ordered from here:http://www.foamfabbed.com/cgi-bin/foam/scan/se=bedwed10pc/su=yes/ml=10/sp=w-wedge-bolster.htmThe specs say this wedge is "B Grade Foam", which they describe as: "Our B Grade Foam has a medium resiliency and density. It has a density of 1.25 lbs. and an ILD of 30 - 35 lbs. Generally, B Grade Foam will last 3 - 5 years but it depends upon the use and weight being supported. Our B Grade Foam works great in any application like as both our A Grade Foam but with a shorter life span. We recommend this type of foam in applications that are not used on a regular or daily basis."There are 2 things I do not like about this wedge: 1) It is too firm, and 2) It is too high. The result is that during the night I slide down and wake up with my head at the bottom of the wedge. Also, since I am a side sleeper, and I am waking up with pain in my shoulders - I think because of pressure points on my shoulders.I have looked at many pillows and wedges that are specifically made for acid reflux, but they are all over the place - some seem to be made of really cheap materials, while others seem fairly high tech - but - they ALL seem way overpriced for what they are. OTOH, the wedge I have now is one of the more reasonably priced ones - and I don't like it - so I'm ready to spend more if it will get me what I need.So... What should I be looking for in the specs for a new wedge? Should I be looking for a wedge made from a higher quality PU or latex that has a bit lower ILD? Or maybe a wedge similar to what I have now (but not as high) with a memory foam layer on top for more comfort? I weigh about 200 pounds and I am a side sleeper - any help is very much appreciated! This message was modified Nov 23, 2007 by BillyBob_jcv Post Reply View as Thread Re: Acid Reflux Wedge Pillow sager66 (Nov 24, 2007 7:45 AM) Re: Acid Reflux Wedge Pillow rob1221 (Dec 22, 2018 2:15 AM) Re: Acid Reflux Wedge Pillow Batman (Nov 25, 2007 1:00 AM) Post Reply View as Thread Go Recent Posts Insightful Perspectives on This Subject - JohnbLund Mar 24, 2025 2:11 PM Insightful Perspectives on This Liable to suffer - JohnbLund Mar 21, 2025 2:17 AM 7reels online mobile casino u53fcp - CarltonGok Mar 14, 2025 7:14 AM Best online casino game to win money e372hh - CarltonGok Mar 13, 2025 9:58 AM Pinup online casino aviator w247ov - CarltonGok Mar 12, 2025 1:47 PM Money casinos online r99htn - CarltonGok Mar 11, 2025 5:22 PM Online casino malaysia free credit u34dms - CarltonGok Mar 10, 2025 4:05 PM How to cheat online casino roulette a97utk - CarltonGok Mar 10, 2025 8:07 AM
Acid Reflux Wedge Pillow Nov 23, 2007 9:25 PM Quote BillyBob_jcv Joined: Nov 7, 2007 Points: 3 Hello foam gurus - I need some advice on a slightly different use of foam. I use a bed wedge to help prevent acid reflux issues. I do NOT like the wedge I am currently using - it is a PU wedge that is 27" x 27" and 10" high that I ordered from here:http://www.foamfabbed.com/cgi-bin/foam/scan/se=bedwed10pc/su=yes/ml=10/sp=w-wedge-bolster.htmThe specs say this wedge is "B Grade Foam", which they describe as: "Our B Grade Foam has a medium resiliency and density. It has a density of 1.25 lbs. and an ILD of 30 - 35 lbs. Generally, B Grade Foam will last 3 - 5 years but it depends upon the use and weight being supported. Our B Grade Foam works great in any application like as both our A Grade Foam but with a shorter life span. We recommend this type of foam in applications that are not used on a regular or daily basis."There are 2 things I do not like about this wedge: 1) It is too firm, and 2) It is too high. The result is that during the night I slide down and wake up with my head at the bottom of the wedge. Also, since I am a side sleeper, and I am waking up with pain in my shoulders - I think because of pressure points on my shoulders.I have looked at many pillows and wedges that are specifically made for acid reflux, but they are all over the place - some seem to be made of really cheap materials, while others seem fairly high tech - but - they ALL seem way overpriced for what they are. OTOH, the wedge I have now is one of the more reasonably priced ones - and I don't like it - so I'm ready to spend more if it will get me what I need.So... What should I be looking for in the specs for a new wedge? Should I be looking for a wedge made from a higher quality PU or latex that has a bit lower ILD? Or maybe a wedge similar to what I have now (but not as high) with a memory foam layer on top for more comfort? I weigh about 200 pounds and I am a side sleeper - any help is very much appreciated! This message was modified Nov 23, 2007 by BillyBob_jcv