Has anyone tried out the Brrokstone's pillow to stop snoring? (part II)?

Question

Only been one night, but so far, so good. Quiet most of the night & snored softly when he did. I'm a light sleeper.

Brookstone....sorry.

Answer 1

IF he sleeps on his back, then the pillow may be comfrotable, but will not stop snoring. I used them for a while, loved them, then suddenly, started having horrendous headaches..changed back to my foam pillow and the headaches subsided, but not all at once...many love them, they just don't work for me. Golwing (for some reason, I think I answered this and it didn't show up earlier.)

Answer 2

Wow. I answered this over the weekend, but my answer isn't here.

I paid $60 for a pillow that's 2 levels, with one slanted. The purpose was to keep my neck in the proper position to keep my throat open. I don't know if it's a Brookstone or not. Didn't work. Apparently it annoyed me because I'd always find it on the floor.

Answer 3

Is this the new pillow advertised that turns you while you sleep? Know I am not suppose to answer a question with a question but if so I would just like to know. ha! ;0)
I have two pillows and a tiny little travel pillow that I use, dead neck it seems and if I get off kilter it aches from my spine to my teeth and it is way nasty about it, sometimes keeps me up for night after night. Old whip lash smack. I sometimes end up sleeping face down at my desk, only way to sleep.

Answer 4

I have never heard of that pillow. Is it spelled Brrokstone or Brookstone? My fiance used a Breathe Rite Strip last night, but it didn't do what it's supposed to. (it usually helps, maybe it fell off. ~lol~)

Answer 5

I also have to have just the right pillow to sleep on my side in the fetal position or I clench my jaw and grind my teeth and wake up with a migraine headache.

Answer 6

I saw your question yesterday, but I'd never tried one. Thanks for the update. I have sinus problems and a stuffy head, I wonder if one would help me breathe better at night.