Cervical NeckAlign Pillow

The contoured neck support and center head cradle work together to follow the natural curve of your neck. This structured shape is designed to keep your head comfortably supported instead of letting it tilt too far upward, downward, or to one side. The pillow is intended for everyday sleep support and is not a treatment for a medical condition.

Yes. For back sleeping, place your head in the center cradle and let the curved edge support the space beneath your neck. For side sleeping, use the raised side area to help fill the space between your shoulder and head. Your head should feel level with the rest of your spine rather than angled up or down.

Use the contour height that keeps your neck in the most natural, neutral position. The lower edge may feel more comfortable for some back sleepers or smaller frames, while the higher edge may better fill the shoulder gap for some side sleepers. Your mattress firmness, shoulder width, and usual sleep position can all affect which side feels best.

It can. A cervical pillow feels more structured than a soft, flat pillow, so you may need a few nights to become comfortable with the new shape. Check that you are using the correct edge and that your head is resting in the center cradle. Stop using it and reassess the setup if discomfort increases or continues.

Remove the outer cover and wash it according to the care label. Do not place the memory-foam core in a washing machine or dryer. If the foam needs cleaning, gently spot-clean it with a lightly damp cloth and allow it to air-dry completely in a well-ventilated area before replacing the cover.