pillow talk
Mar 18, 2010 1:09 AM
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OK, I toss and turn and totally stress out when trying to sleep so put alot of pressure on my pillow and neck, lately it's like one a week now where I'm getting painful knots inbetween my shoulders and neck either on one side or the other.  Any suggestions on what's the best type of pillow to stop me from hurting myself?
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Reply #12 Mar 20, 2010 7:35 PM
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thank you for all of the replies.  I'd pretty much never heard of latex bed stuff before coming here, only the memory form.  We don't have JC Penny's in Canada, I wonder if the website would mail to non USA locations.  But, I'd honestly like to see what one is like in person first.  Is latex for mattresses and pillows a newer thing?
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Reply #13 Mar 20, 2010 8:07 PM
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jimsocal wrote:

I have a pillow related question. I did ask it in another thread but maybe it will get more replies here:

What is the best pillow for someone suffering from allergies? I think my mem. foam pillow may be giving me watery eyes.

I would like to try the latex one at JCP but I wonder if that might also give me allergy issues such as watery eyes or etc. I do sleep on latex, but it's under a sheet and currently also under a wool comforter. I think it would be okay but am wondering if maybe a regular Dacron or whatever they use nowadays for pillow stuffing would be better?

Any thoughts on this?


No Jim those pillows won't give you allergies.  Those JCP latex pillows,  Sears latex pillows, or Bed bath and beyond latex pillows are all made from Latex International and are all Talalay blended latex.  I love them all.  Of course I still have horrible allergies this year, I live where there are tons of blooming fruit trees!!!!  But the pollen still gets in the house, and when I go outside forget it!

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Reply #14 Mar 20, 2010 10:44 PM
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jimsocal wrote:


That's plenty long for 2 pillow, then, in my opinion.I actually prefer smaller pillows.

Let me know how this goes. I assume you mean you got one of the JCP pillows. Did you get it at the store or via the web?


Yes, a JCP pillow, I got it from the store.

It may be just my imagination, but the pillow seems cushier in the middle than it does on the ends.

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Reply #15 Mar 21, 2010 12:10 AM
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Yes, the ends of the latex pillows curve down to a smaller size so it is softer and fuller in the middle, that is why I wanted the King size.

Also for the person who wanted to see the latex pillows before they buy, good idea.....  Because standard is not as thick, queen is thicker, and king is even thicker.  I like the queen size thickness, the standard is too flat for me.

Jim was talking about cutting them, I wouldn't recommend that it will never be the same.  Just buy 2 standards they are cheap.

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Reply #16 Mar 21, 2010 11:58 PM
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Just ordered 2 JCP queen latex pillows.  Natural Latex Pillow with BONUS Cover

Hope I got the right ones ??   The price was good and I can return them if they don't pass inspection.

2 queen pillows with the free shipping (current promo code): INVIGOR8 + tax came to $74.21 

Not a bad price especially if its Latex International.   

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Reply #17 Mar 22, 2010 12:57 AM
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zzzombie wrote:

Just ordered 2 JCP queen latex pillows.  Natural Latex Pillow with BONUS Cover

Hope I got the right ones ??   The price was good and I can return them if they don't pass inspection.

2 queen pillows with the free shipping (current promo code): INVIGOR8 + tax came to $74.21 

Not a bad price especially if its Latex International.   


Yes, those are the Latex International pillows.

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