MedCline Reflux Relief System Bundle, Bed Wedge Pillow for Acid Reflux and GERD Relief with Therapeutic Body Pillow, Insert, and Extra Covers, Comfortable Sleep Position, Large for 6'0" or Taller

My advice is do not be afraid to try the MedCline Acid Reflux System. Yes, it is expensive, but your health is worth it, and the purchase cost is likely less expensive than anti-relflux pills taken for a year.In my experience the company is very reliable and their customer service is exceptional. Amenity Health sets the bar really high when it comes to understanding and working to help their customers achieve the best result. Through dealing with the company it became obvious to me that they truly care about their customers and designing the best possible product - they listen and are quick to respond to questions.In my opinion this is a very high quality product. I am impressed by the construction details - for instance they include a zippered, water proof case INSIDE the removable, washable outer case (referring to the incline base not the body pillow). This inner case on the incline base would also serve as a dust mite and allergen protector. The design of the incline base is ingenious.Also, rather than trying to save money on shipping the company ships the MedCline Reflux System in a full size box so that the foam incline base is not compressed. (The body pillow is compressed but expands immediately upon opening its separate plastic bag.) I feel compelled to mention the excellent packaging because it was such a relief to not have to struggle with tightly compressed foam to get it out of the package, unlike products I have purchased from other companies.As for my experience with the product:Everyone is different in their body type and sleep comfort needs and as such this type of device may not work for everyone and would take some time to get used to sleeping on an incline but I do believe it's worth a try. In my case I need a medium size with a wider arm opening placed a little lower on the base. For reference my height is 5'7" but I have a short torso and weigh over 240#. Because of my short torso I felt like my left arm was positioned slightly above my shoulder, plus my upper arms are really thick so for me a tweak here and there would make it better.

I bought this pillow, because of some unexplained tingling I have in my hands and feet. Dr thought it might be worth a try to elevate and align my neck. I am a side sleeper too. So I saw this as FSA eligible and bit.THE WEDGE:It is as most other neg reviews have said. No matter what I do, I can't get comfy. It's so STIFF it hurts my whole dang torso in the AM. I will say it works great to elevate feet and legs. If I sleep on the lower third, I'm alright usually, but that sort of defeats the purpose of the arm hole. And I have been having arm and shoulder pain this whole time, worse than ever. If I sleep on my back it sorta does the job of helping me not snore...only sometimes though. Back position is the most comfortable (like 4 on a scale of 1-5) on the lower 1/2 -1/3.THE NOODLE: Ahhh now this thing is comfy. Very similar to pregnancy pillows. This thing makes it worthwhile but for the price.THE "BEAN": Good for an arm pillow for my side sleeping husband. He likes to just tuck it under his arm at night (top arm). Horrible for intended purpose. It's too shallow to work as intended.The hole: Great concept horrible execution. Granted you can use it as intended but I've never had success w/ it. Definitely lose circulation and get sore up and down my rib cage shoulder and ENTIRE arm if I fall asleep with my arm in there. Hence the 12 stories comment!Overall, not worth the waste.

I'm a stomach sleeper, and I have some chronic shoulder/arm tendon issues, because I end up with my arm stretched out under my head and pillow. No matter what I did, this issue was just getting worse over time. What I didn't realize was how much this was also affecting my sleep quality.The first night with this pillow, I had the best sleep I can recall. I didn't wake up at all, until morning when I woke up in the same position I fell asleep in. I thought I was imagining it, but my arms felt better too.Now, after a couple weeks, my arms are both far better. I also realized that it's helping with my mild sleep apnea. Every day I would get tired mid day, and need a nap. I haven't needed a nap once since I bought the pillow. CPAP was out - there's no way I can sleep with the mask on, which was fortunate considering the machine I used is recalled due to risk of causing lung cancer (a whole other story).Stomach sleepers can absolutely use this pillow, but the body pillow also helps me get into a comfortable side-sleeping position. One note is you need to position yourself high enough up on the pillow where your arm easily comes straight down into the channel, while also not increasing strain on your back. This is individual to the user.In all, I thought the price was expensive for some foam, but it's a small price to pay for the relief it has brought me.