HealthbedsLow Profile Luxury Cooltex Talalay Latex Pillow

I am not a big reviewer but having just spent £180 on 3 different pillows this month on the quest to replace this healthbed low profile latex pillow, there is no way to deny that this is the best pillow I have ever had. I bought my first in May 2017 and it served me till Jan 2022 before showing signs of needing replacing. Unfortunately, Amazon no long stocked it, so I tried alternatives and none came anywhere close. Forget the talatex talalay which is a soft mess and the noffa bouncy pillow is pure prison issue; so hard you could knock someone unconscious with it. I have now tracked down this pillow off amazon and can't wait to re-experience blissful sleep again. It doesn't take much to send my neck out of whack and I have to be very careful in as far as neck support. I am a side sleeper predominantly, with occasional front sleeping and this pillow is perfect in terms of profile and all round thickness. It is soft and supportive, which is so hard to find in pillows. It is a generous size to pillowcase and feels luxurious. It is also indeed cooling as it states, as my body temperature can fluctuate over the course of the month but my head maintains a steady temperature. If you need further convincing - I have never thought to give a pillow as a gift before, but this was such an incredible pillow I once gave one as a birthday present as the ultimate expression of care. Put simply, this pillow is the holy grail for those that desire soft, supportive, 5* hotel quality luxury feel sleep enhancing pillow joy that will have you waving goodbye to the sore neck you experience in your waking hours.

I was a regular Dunlopillo user but all our ancient Dunlopillows have failed over the years - gone brittle in heat/uV sunlight (a common problem with Latex) or simply become very stained. As new Dunlopillo's aren't as highly rated by reviewers, i.e. too firm, I tried this Healthbeds 'low profile' latex pillow as many recommend it for a old softer style Dunlopillo replacement. Although touted as low profile, I still find this pillow far to high to put on top of a standard fibre/feather fill pillow, and I mainly sleep on my side which should help. Also I found it too low on its own. However I happened to have a very thin fibre pillow that just raises the pillows to the perfect height for me (the thin pillow is around a third of the height of this latex one). I now find this Healthbeds pillow perfect as it's very soft and more importantly it holds its shape perfectly. I can even lie on my back with it (I suffer a lot from neck and upper/lower back pain). So it was expensive to 'try', but worth the money for me over a standard fibre feather pillow that forms indents and loses support overnight - so 5*. Mine came direct from Amazon for £62 (you get one pillow in the zipped storage bag). I'm a 5ft 11" male. This Healthbeds low profile pillow is around 6 inches high [15cm] and it can compress to nearer 3 inches [7cm] thick if you squash it down hard.

I've tried so many different pillows and spent so much money!!! The memory foam was to hard and got really hot fluffy pillows soon feel the same as do feather ones. I researched for ages and found so many reviews saying the same thing. They talked of this 'miracle pillow' that they'd had and was trying to replace, but the company had been sold and the new version just didn't compare (Dunlop). They too had searched and found this one was the closest. I too went for the low profile as I have arthritis in my neck and wake constantly to adjust my pillow. So far, I'm really very happy as it does kind of role with you and supports your head, yet it's soft and bouncy. It's hard to say if it makes your head feel hot yet, as we haven't really had summer weather, which is why I haven't given it 5 stars. I will update my findings then. Best pillow to date.

I was swayed by the number of people who said that this was better than the dunlopillo pillow. Unfortunately I found this to be harder than the dunlopillo and it was high. In my view this is not a latex pillow - tantalay is supposed to be of a better quality this may be so but in my opinion it is not as comfortable I tried to sleep on it but had to discard it after an hour and return to my old dunlopillo. This pillow may be liked by some but to me it was still high and quite firm. It was of good quality so if you like a firm pillow it is worth a try - if you do not avoid it and look for a traditional latex pillow the ones that have holes running through the rubbe

After weeks of searching for the right pillow, I plumped for this one and I am so glad I did. Yes it isn't cheap all the more reason why I bought it as I have slept on cheap uncomfortable pillows all my life and now in my 40's I am starting to get aches and pains. Lower back and neckache has been common the past year, but so far so good I haven't woke up with any since. Time will tell.Pillow is soft but firm if that makes sense, Heavier than a normal pillow. I am a side, front and back sleeper and often have my arms under the pillow. Has no effect and can't feel arm under there. It contours to your head, arm, hand etc and as soon as you move springs back into shape.I used to be a 2 pillow sleeper but found that was the cause of aches and pains, spine not aligned right. Did have one of those memory foam pillows but in the end found that lumpy and didnt go back to its normal shape.All in all very happy, latex mattress next me thinks