BlissTrends Memory Foam Knee Pillow, Knee Pillow for Side Sleepers, Leg Pillows for Sleeping Blood Circulation, Elevation Pillow for Spine Aligning, Sciatica, Back, Hip, Knee, Ankle Pain, Grey

Knee pillow is perfect for sleeping to keep knees comfortable. It's also perfect to use as a head pillow to support and reduce neck pain.

This knee pillow has worked fabulous for me. It helps alleviate my leg and hip pain. I was using a softer pillow previously, but this one has enough firmness to make it just right. It also stays with me as I turn over.

Love it! Supports my hips at night and I sleep much better. The cover is washable. Thank you

This pillow expanded quickly and was comfortable by the time I was ready to use it. It eliminated the feeling of my circulation in my lower left leg was being blocked by pillows under my knee. This Bliss Trends pillow is used above the knee or below the knee avoiding my feeling of blocked circulation completely. It's small, not taking up much room, much less than my pillows. It holds it shape while being soft and very comfortable. I am thrilled to have found the solution to my pain with the relief this Bliss Trends knee pillow provides.

Comes vacuumed sealed so it's small. Once you unwrap it takes a few minutes to fully inflated. It's fairly stiff so it keeps the knees apart.

Very comfortable and provides just the right amount of support.

I thought this nifty pillow might just work. After trying it this is what I found.Due to the block shape and the way the indentation is placed across the block shape, it came in contact with my upper calf muscles below my knees when placed between my knees and kept me from drawing/bending my knees up like I wanted.If you try to sleep on your side do you keep your lags straight? I don't, I like to bend my knees and pull my legs up to about 45 degrees, like the fetal position.I wanted to place this pillow between my knees. Due to the block edges I could only place it on my lower thighs above my knees. Even with it placed on my lower thighs, the block edges would still contact my upper calf area when I bent my knees drawing my low legs up into the fetal position. Pretty much a total fail on the design.What about the pillow itself?Seems well made, the foam density seems OK. It was just firm enough so as to not squish together too much.How could it be improved? Here is what I could suggest. Make the leg indentation at a 45 degree angle instead of straight across the block shape. The indentation should be from corner to corner.That would allow placing the pillow between your knees or on your lower thighs and the resulting edge location then would be aligned with your upper shin bone, that would be where the edge would be so there would be no block edge digging into your upper calf muscle.The way it is built now, I can not use it because the pressure is on the inside of my lower thighs, not on my knees where it should be.What am I going to do? I am going to order a 9" diameter round pillow. This can be placed directly between my knees.Bottom line, this pillow did not work for me. If your like me and want to place it directly between your knees I don't recommend it.If you like the idea of placing it between your lower thighs above your knees, it might work for you.

Works great to get rid of my back pain as long as I do not move during the night. If I I am able to sleep the entire night without turning keeping the pillow between my legs I wake up without back pain.