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When choosing the firmness and material of your pillows there are two important things to consider. How do you normally sleep? And what do you like? The first consideration regarding how you normally sleep helps you narrow down your choice. For side and back sleepers for instance, a firmer higher pillow is often a good choice. For somebody that prefers sleeping on their stomach, a flatter softer pillow might be a better choice, since it allows you to align your head, neck and spine in a better way. We also have specific ergonomic bed pillows that are made specially for side and back sleepers. If you haven’t tried an ergonomic pillow made of memory foam, it could revolutionize your sleep. They mould to the shape of your head and neck with the help of your body temperature. And this brings us to the last consideration. Whatever we, or anyone else, writes or recommends the choice is ultimately a choice of personal preference. What feels right, Derila Brand good and comfortable for you? The pillows that you like the most will also be the pillows that help you get the best sleep. We have pillows with covers in different materials and with different fillings. The different materials give the pillows different characteristics. Some are softer, others mould, some breathe very well, others absorb moisture efficiently. Read the description of each pillow carefully to choose the material that suits your needs best. And remember that we also have sustainable materials that are friendly towards the environment -which also could help you sleep better, thanks to a cleaner conscience.

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