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Restore™
Pillow
The pillow has a nest-shaped design in the centre, with two support levels for the neck and the height is customisable by removing foam inserts. The pillow not only gives good support to your spine, it also improves snoring when sleeping on the back with its ergonomic support that helps to prevent the head from tilting too forward and prevents the airway being constricted.
Made in USA
Nest-Shaped Design
Customisable Height
HK$1,690.00
Do you need a Restore™
Spine Support & Anti-Snoring Pillow?
If you are
currently contemplating
purchasing a good spine
supporting pillow
You know
most of the time you
sleep on your back
You hope
this spine supporting
pillow helps to reduce
your snoring
In this case, we recommend you to try the Restore™ spine protecting and anti-snoring pillow. It not only supports the spine, but also improves snoring, and is very comfortable.
The American made Restore™ pillow
Ergonomic Support with 4-Way Design
Using ergonomic principles, when you lie down, its flexible and breathable cover fabric offers "four-way stretch technology" that can conform to the curve of your head. It is as if your head being supported comfortably by a soft palm.
Central Nest-Shaped Design
It liberates the ear from pain caused by long-term pressure sleep on the side so that the ear can maintain good blood circulation.
Unique Ear Well Design on Both Sides
Simply rotate the pillow 180°, and choose the neck support height that suits your neck curvature or preferred softness.
Different Support Levels for the Neck
Restore™ comes with four separate foam pads, each about 1 centimetre (cm) high. You can freely use various pad combinations on the sides situated under the pillow to a suitable height.
Custom Pillow Height
Sleepers who are Stout
can add foam pads on both sides
Sleepers who are Lean
can reduce foam pads on both sides
How does the Restore™ Pillow
Reduce Snoring?
Try Sleeping on the Side
To Improve Snoring
Theoretically, if you want to improve snoring, sleeping on your side is generally better than sleeping on your back. Sleeping on the side can reduce gravity's influence on soft tissue collapsing and blocking the airway. However, if you cannot get used to sleeping on your side; or health problems prevent you from doing so (such as shoulder pain), or you feel more comfortable sleeping on your back, then you should be prudent to choose a pillow that is good for supine sleeping with excellent support.
Flexible Design
Offers Comfortable Spine Support
to Back or Side Sleepers Equally
Do you know back & side sleepers require pillows of different heights?
The sleeping position of each person is likely different every night. Even during the same night, it is rare to maintain the same sleeping position throughout the whole night, sometimes sleeping on the back and sometimes on the side. When sleeping on your back, you can choose a lower pillow as the curvature from the neck to the back is small. When sleeping on the side, since there is an apparent distance from the neck to the shoulders, you should choose a higher pillow to keep the head and the centre of the body aligned.
Restore™ Pillow
1 Pillow 2 Neck Support Heights
Restore™ spine supporting and anti-snoring pillow takes care of both back and side sleepers simultaneously with adjustable pillow heights. When sleeping on the back, the nest-shaped design in the centre makes the pillow in a lower position. While sleeping on the side, the head can rest near the sides that are higher and have unique ear wells. Whether you sleep on your back or your side, you can protect your spine and enjoy a comfortable slumber.
After using the Restore™ Pillow
the snoring continues, what should be done?
Restore™ tends to spinal care first, and is a relatively comfortable and simple solution for people with minor snoring. If you want to improve your snoring further, you can consider taking a simple Snoring Assessment for one night to obtain more comprehensive data, including sleeping posture, snoring frequency, snoring volume, and the relationship between the two. It will help create a more customised and effective treatment plan.
