Neck Support Travel Pillow

The neck support travel pillow is scientifically proven superior than u shape pillows and uses a strategic ergonomic design to help prevent neck pain and sore shoulders. No more struggling to find a comfortable sleeping position while traveling again.

With over 1,000,000 pillows sold, it combines a super soft, hypoallergenic fleece with an internal neck support to keep your head and neck in the best position for resting or sleeping while sitting or reclining.

The neck support travel pillow is used on either side and can even be used on the front of the neck. Using it in the front helps with dropped head syndrome, but is not a stand alone head support for this. Placing the support more underneath your chin keeps your head in a more upright position. You can choose your most comfortable position and switch positions at your leisure.

The super soft fleece perfectly combines with the unique hidden internal support, creating an extra comfortable cushioning place for your head and neck. Available in different colors and has a unique patented design to look like a scarf and can be easily adjusted to your comfort.

It is easy to attach to the outside of your luggage handle or your backpack or and only weighs 148 grams. Washable to stay fresh and ready to go. The formula for a supportive, responsive neck support travel pillow begins with a softer, plush and comfortable material and combine it with scientific support that contacts the head, neck and shoulders. A great combination of the latest technologies in pillow science to produce a unique and quality pillow that is made to last and provides great support options.

Perfect for those with sensitive necks for arthritis, neck strains and whiplash sufferers will really benefit from this pillow.

For reclining: Many recliners have a head support portion or an upper part that extends out or is filled more. This is pretty much standard design, even the real expensive ones. This can make using most pillows frustrating. Most are too much, placing the neck in an awkward position and/or producing too much pressure. This compensates and allows true ergonomic positioning. The same when traveling, some headrests are set forward. You can compensate for this by reclining the backrest of the seat some, but most headrests in vehicles are firm and not so comfortable. Using a firm or overly supportive pillow can be counterproductive to healing, rest and relaxation.

*Department of Orthopaedic & Trauma Surgery – University of Dundee, 2017