The present invention provides devices for neck support and correction, for example, pillows, headrests, or cushions, designed to be placed under the head and neck of a person lying in a supine or side-lying position. Such devices are useful for maintaining or improving cervical and/or thoracic spinal curvature and/or alignment and for reducing pain associated with ailments of the neck or cervical vertebrae. Also provided are methods of improving cervical spinal alignment and for treating or ameliorating ailments of the neck or cervical vertebrae.

A head-neck posture restoration/correction, strengthening device formed from a portable pad having a shape retaining inner core including highly compressed rubber spheres. The inner core top surface has multiple protrusions and is covered by a thin outer shell coating. The shape of the top surface provides a designated neck and head placement area, allowing the user's neck to curve around the designated neck area while translating the weight of the user's head to compress into the semi-resistant designated head area.

The present disclosure provides a specially adapted pillow, and method of manufacture thereof, which compensates for the difference in height between the lower shoulder and neck/head of a user resting on their side by providing a centrally located indent which spans the entire thickness of the pillow and which is configured to receive the lower shoulder of a user, thereby, maintaining a greater difference in height between shoulder support and neck support. The pillow may be provided as a therapeutic pillow for sufferer's of vertigo and neck pain.

A combination pillow/blanket and combination pillow/comforter are described. Both combinations include first and second pillow portions that can be detachably coupled together. In the combination pillow/blanket, a first end of the blanket is coupled to the first pillow portion and a second end is coupled to the second pillow portion. When the first and second pillow portions are coupled together, the blanket is positioned within the second pillow portion. When the first and second pillow portions are detached and spaced apart, the blanket extends between the two pillow portions. In the combination pillow/comforter, the comforter is attached to a portion of each of the first and second pillow portions. When the first and second pillow portions are coupled together, the comforter is positioned within the second pillow portion. When the first and second pillow portions are detached from one another, they are spaced apart adjacent opposing ends of the comforter.

A pillow includes a first lobe, a second lobe, and a third lobe extending outwardly from a central node and containing cushioning filling. A closure mechanism extends around perimeter of the first and second lobe. The third lobe is covered by the first and second lobe in a stowed position and not covered in a sleeping position. Portions of the first and second lobe exposed in the stowed position are covered by durable fabric. A Y-shaped inner pillow case may contain the filling and be positioned within the lobes. The filling may include an air bladder with a valve exposed in the stowed position.

Provided is a double pillow provided with a cervical support, including an outer shell including first storage spaces formed on upper and lower sides respectively, and a second storage space formed between the first storage spaces, a cushion member filled in the first storage space, and a cervical support including neck cores inserted into the second storage space, formed at a center of the lower surface and a center of the upper surface, respectively, and having heights different from each other, and a headroom on which the head of the user is seated, in which the neck cores are formed to be higher than the height of the headroom such that the cushion member provides comfort and relaxation to provide high-quality sleep during sleep, and the C-curve of the user's cervical spine is efficiently maintained by the cervical support.

A height adjustable pillow is a hypoallergenic pillow having a closable pillow case and preferably five cushions within that may be added or removed one at a time to adjust the height of the pillow. The top cushion is stitched diagonally corner to corner to make it easier to place an infant on the pillow so that the infant's head is able to rest comfortably in a chosen position without rolling to a less comfortable position.

A pillow for treating snoring and/or sleep apnea features at least one head recess having a bottom area for receiving and supporting a lateral side of a user's face, and a peripheral area spanning upwardly from the bottom area at a perimeter thereof. A neck channel extends from the head recess. The peripheral area of the head recess includes a chin region that reaches laterally outward from the neck channel at an angle and orientation such that the user's cervical spine resides in a relaxed non-extended state, and the user's mandible is maintained in a closed position. In embodiments for couples, first and second head recesses in the top of one pillow face inwardly toward one another, and third and fourth head recesses in either the bottom of the same pillow or the top of a separate pillow bottom surface face outwardly away from one another.

An apparatus includes a therapeutic cushion including a body support portion, a head support portion and a back support portion. The body support portion has a first end portion and a second end portion and a top surface disposed at an angle relative to a bottom surface. The second end portion has a height greater than a height of the first end portion. The body support portion and the head support portion collectively define a receiving portion configured to receive a user's arm therein and is asymmetric relative to a centerline of the apparatus. The back support is disposed on a portion of the top surface of the body support portion. The back support is configured to maintain the user in a side position on the therapeutic cushion.

A pillow has a supporting structure, a cushion, multiple flexible sensors, and a controlling unit. The supporting structure has a supporting plate. The supporting plate has multiple supporting elements disposed at intervals. Each of the supporting elements is sheet-like. Each of the supporting elements is independently deformable by being independently pressed and independently restoring. The cushion is elastic and is supported by the supporting structure. Each of the flexible sensors is mounted to a corresponding one of the multiple supporting elements. The controlling unit is electrically connected to the multiple flexible sensors. When a user rests his head on the pillow, the user may press the flexible sensors to control a controlled device such as a speaker or a projector.