Is the Back in Action Memory Foam pillow worth buying? I'm hesitant to say that this pillow is a good choice for everyone.

I find that memory-foam pillows are generally best-suited for back and side sleepers, who typically need a little more support and uplift compared to stomach sleepers, who tend to need a lower ...

Organic pillows may be hard to come by ... which may suit back, side, or combination sleepers. The foam in this pillow uses NASA-engineered Outlast fabric, which is clinically proven to reduce ...

A measure of how well the pillow supports those sleepers who lay on their back and the angle at which ... The Weekender Gel Memory Foam is part of the Pillows test program at Consumer Reports.

Picking the right pillow can improve sleep and ease heartburn or sleep apnea, says sleep research from the Sleep Foundation.

If you do the math, each pillow is now around $27! This set of memory foam pillows was made for back and side sleepers and comes with low-profile and adaptive support. Each soft pillow returns to ...

Both the outer soft and gel layers feel a bit hard when I first ... but I can easily see back or front sleepers benefiting from its foam layers too. The pillow was tested both with and without ...

I alternate between sleeping on my back and side, and this pillow is conducive to both positions as well. Is the Sijo FlexCool Shredded Memory Foam Pillow Worth the Splurge? Trust me, I understand ...

We've tested and reviewed products since 1936. Read CR's review of the Serta Sertapedic Won't Go Flat Foam pillow to find out if it's worth it.

Also, because they’re soft, they don’t provide as much support as, say, a memory foam pillow, and they'll change shape overnight, too. If you suffer back, neck or joint problems, you might ...