For use in conjunction with a BIPAP/CPAP mask. Always follow medical advice.

Product features:

• Bed wedges are recommended by NHS online for sleep Apnoea
• Rated by The Independent's Indy buy team as "extremely effective at reducing snoring"
• Made in the UK (Devon)
• 2 Year Guarantee
• Comes with a white zipped, washable, poly-cotton cover
• Spare covers available

Helps heal & comfort:

• Sleep apnoea (apnea)
• Snoring reduction
• Respiratory illness (pneumonia & flu (keeps you propped up at night))

Material:

Standard (original) - soft but supportive foam.

Memory foam - the top 1" is replaced with memory foam for pressure relief.

Graphite latex - the top 1" is replaced with graphite latex (cooler, no FR chemicals, partly plant made, hypoallergenic).

NHS advice: "sleep on your side – try taping a tennis ball to the back of your sleepwear, or buy a special pillow or bed wedge to help keep you on your side"

We also the UK's number one manufacturer of CPAP Pillows. See our range here.

The Adult Bed Wedge is versatile and can be used in three many ways:

• Place it under your pillow to sleep in a raised comfortable position, ideal for sufferers of hiatus hernia, rhinitis, glaucoma, vertigo and respiratory problems. The Putnams bed wedge helps keep you upright and comfortable at the same time.
• Use as a back support when sitting up in bed.
• Place the Bed wedge at the bottom of the bed to raise and support your legs and feet. This provides relief from varicose veins, swollen ankles, phlebitis and oedema.

Size: Width as selected x Length 30" (76cm)  x Height 6" (15.2cm)

NHS: Our bed wedge is 15cm high, which is between 10-20cm high as recommended on the NHS website. Our wedge is also recommended by several NHS trusts.

Please note: Sizes 30" & upwards come as two pieces of foam that fit into one fitted cover, side by side. Once in the cover you cannot feel the join. Spare covers available here.

Our bed wedge pillow is not a cure for sleep apnea. While it can help alleviate symptoms, it will not be enough for severe cases. If you suspect you have sleep apnea, it's essential to consult with a healthcare professional for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.