Rejuvenite pillows (Latex International)
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Rejuvenite is a division of Latex International. They offer 8 different pillows, all made from NuForm, which is referred to as an all-natural Talalay viscoelastic latex. They claim some temperature sensitivity, ala memory foam. www.rejuvenite.com
A low profile design with a luxuriously plush feel. Includes a white check velour washable cover. This classic pillow is recommended for those who are stomach and back sleepers.
A high loft design and larger classic pillow, Restora has a firm and resilient feel for those who prefer more support. Restora, our best seller, provides maximum comfort and pressure relief for those who are side and back sleepers.
Resilient Talalay Comfort Puffs covered with a luxuriously soft velour cover, offers a down-like feel while providing superior pressure relief and plush conforming support. Perfect for pillow scrunchers and those who enjoy the feel of down but may be allergic."
A unique, sculpted, contoured shape that cradles your head and neck for proper support and alignment throughout the night.
Exclusive to RejuveNite, this zoned mold offers the support of a contour pillow with the classic look you love! The two custom molded support zones offer enhanced support to you head and neck. Is this the pillow that JC Penney is selling?
A low profile design with a unique Talalay Latex comfort core that creates a plush feel when snuggled inside the down liner. The cover is a silky sateen stripe cotton with a 260 thread count. Recommended for stomach and back sleepers, as well as pillow scrunchers.
A high loft design with Talalay Latex Comfort Puffs creating a firmer feel that combines great support with the luxury of down. The cover is a silky sateen striped cotton fabric with a luxurious 260 thread count. Recommended for side and back sleepers and those who prefer a little more support.
On one side you have resilient Talalay Latex that provides breathable comfort and superior pressure relief. On the other side you have temperature sensitive memory foam providing plush cradling support. This message was modified Nov 12, 2010 by a moderator
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Re: Rejuvenite pillows (Latex International)
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I stopped sleeping on my latex and down pillow a few days ago and switched back to my ORIGINAL fiber fill pillow. The latex can be "lumpy" and hard to mush into the right configuration, and just like my Tempur-Pedic body pillow, it can feel hard at times. I think I also prefer a lighter weight pillow. Both the Tempur and Rejuvenite pillows are quite heavy. So, over $200 later and I'm right back where I started. If I could just find a pillow that had a wee bit more firmness than my fiberfill pillow, I'd be happy, but I've gone through every pillow at Bed Bath and Beyond and none felt any better. Maybe this is one of those cases where I need a zippered pillow cover that would allow me to transfer the contents of my fiber fill pillow plus enough from a second pillow to get the loft I want. I guess I could just try using the down filled cover of the Rejuvenite pillow. ::lightbulb coming on:: This message was modified Oct 19, 2007 by haysdb
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Re: Rejuvenite pillows (Latex International)
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Wondering just a bit off topic... I stuffed my old fiberfill pillow inside the Rejuvenite down-filled cover. Stuffed being the operative word. It's a bit much, but really...Not Bad. I think I might be onto something here. I like the concept at work here of a soft shell of something that feels really good against your cheek, but may not be firm enough for an entire pillow, along with something just a bit more firm inside. What doesn't quite work for me in the case of the Harmony is the inner core of shredded latex. The second key feature is adjustability. Without the ability to adjust the loft, any pillow is going to be hit or miss, even if if feels good. I opened just enough of a seam on the fiberfill pillow to pull out some of the fiberfill, which I put into a zip lock bag in case I need some of it back. |
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| I agree with you on the adustability, particularly with latex, since it tends to push back so much. That's why I kept adjusting the amount of shredded latex in my home-made pillow. The zippered cover makes it easy to do. I have also considered adding something like down on top of the latex shreds to make for more softness against the skin. I am happy with the loft, but the lumpiness against my face is sometimes annoying. |
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Do you like the feel of a medium all-down pillow? I really the one by Pacific Coast Feather Co. I bought at Costco. $35.99 for a standard size. It has just the right amount of down, making it easy to conform to my head. And, it's not too lofty, nor does it go flat. I am really pleased with this pillow. I also like the Down-Around pillow, also by Pacific Coast Feather Co. That one has the feather core and is surrounded by a separate area of soft down. I got that at JC Penney for something like $24.99 on sale. Both are great pillows! Another pillow I bought over at Bed, Bath and Beyond before I purchased these is the down alternative pillow called Indulgence by Isotonic. I have the one for side sleepers with the gusseted sides. Very down-like feel. Of course, since I like my REAL down pillows so much, I'm not sure when I'll give the Indulgence a try! :-) So many pillows, so little time. I could open a store with JUST mattress toppers and pillows! I bet I'm not the only one here. <grin> haysdb wrote: I stopped sleeping on my latex and down pillow a few days ago and switched back to my ORIGINAL fiber fill pillow. The latex can be "lumpy" and hard to mush into the right configuration, and just like my Tempur-Pedic body pillow, it can feel hard at times. I think I also prefer a lighter weight pillow. Both the Tempur and Rejuvenite pillows are quite heavy. So, over $200 later and I'm right back where I started.<BR><BR>If I could just find a pillow that had a wee bit more firmness than my fiberfill pillow, I'd be happy, but I've gone through every pillow at Bed Bath and Beyond and none felt any better. Maybe this is one of those cases where I need a zippered pillow cover that would allow me to transfer the contents of my fiber fill pillow plus enough from a second pillow to get the loft I want. I guess I could just try using the down filled cover of the Rejuvenite pillow. ::lightbulb coming on::<br type="_moz"/> |
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I came across the Pacific Coast Feather Co pillows tonight as I was doing research on down pillows. I visited a couple of BB&B stores today and really liked the feel of the down pillows the best. I especially like the idea of the Pacific Coast pillow-in-pillow designs. Macy's has a Pacific Coast SuperLoft Down Around I may go look at. I like the gussetted sides and I like the idea of a firmer core, even if the inner pillow is feathers rather than down. This pillow-in-pillow design is already something I have some experience with, first with the Rejuvenite Harmony with it's "Comfort Puffs" latex inner pillow, and now the Harmony's outer down-filled shell with a down-alternative pillow inside instead of the latex. A feature of my arrangement is the I can customize the loft by adding or subtracting material from the inner pillow. I haven't come across any other pillow-in-pillow design with that feature. |