Shoulder Relief System + Extra Cases Bundle

I’m thankful for the request from Medcline for how the system is working . I shared my arm kept falling asleep and thought I perhaps needed the longer torso one. The specialist stated the based upon my symptoms, a small might work better. I didn’t see this option on the site. She sent me the small to try and it worked! The candy cane snapped pillow goes up at the top of the wedge and is used as a pillow. It’s so supportive yet comfortable. I tend to get migraines and they’ve decreased since using the system. I’m thankful there is a money back guarantee. Also, the candy cane shape works only when there is just ONE pillow case on it. When I put on two (hoping to keep it clean), the pillow foam doesn’t confirm to your body like it should. So just use one pillow case, not doubled up. I fractured my hand and wrist & my back falling on the ice. It’s been very slow to heal. I needed a pillow that would allow me to sleep better. The hole created with the wedge and smaller insert pillow works really well. My only suggestion is to make the covers in grey or light blue. White, surprisingly does NOT easily get dirty. The candy cane pillow also confirms to my body, mimicking being held all night - which is super comfy.

I wanted to leave a review for my MedCline Shoulder Relief System, so I'm happy for the opportunity. Who spends a pretty penny on a sleep system? Those in pain. Those who aren't comfortable any more with a bit of age creeping in and a new mattress didn't solve the problem. A new mattress topper didn't solve the problem. After some years with shoulder pain and numbness while sleeping, it is now gone. This works to eliminate my pain and numb shoulders while sleeping. What I will say though, is that you need to take seriously the comments regarding taking the time to not only get used to the system, but to try many positions with the pillows and arms to find what works for you. For reference, I use the system on a full size bed and sleep alone. Things to consider: If the wedge pushes up against the headboard, then it takes away space in the middle opening for my arm and 'kidney' pillow. I find it important to make sure that I pull the unit away from the headboard a bit. That extra space adds some arm comfort. Also, if you scoot the 'kidney' pillow away (left or right) from the side where the arm is pointing, it gives a bit more room for the arm. And if you move the body pillow up or down, and left or right on the wedge, it dramatically effects the head angle and comfort level. But it is worth messing with - it's getting easier and easier to get it just right. I often reach behind me and pull the back side of the body pillow in a little closer when I want to be…