Backrest Gaming / Reading Pillow – Pressure Relief Memory Foam W/ Extra Support
Jul 13, 2022
Madison Heights,United States - July 13, 2022 /PressCable/ —
Online retailer Husband Pillow has released the new XXL Husband Pillow-Aspen Edition. The popular backrest Reading pillow offers neck and back support for individuals who enjoy reading, playing video games, watching TV, and more.
More details can be found at https://www.husbandpillow.com
The Husband Pillow’s patented ergonomic design allows it to protect the pressure-prone areas of the body. The unique product can promote blood circulation, relieve lower back pain, prevent numbness from sciatica, and more.
Constructed from breathable, premium memory foam, the pillow automatically regulates its own temperature to keep users cool.
The product’s inner shell zipper allows its shredded memory foam to be easily removed or added depending on one’s comfort preferences. If requested, the company can also provide additional memory foam stuffing with a customer’s order.
With its arm and backrest support, the Husband Pillow doubles as a therapeutic bed rest for individuals who are ill, injured, or recovering from surgery. New mothers can also use the pillow for support throughout the nursing period.
The product’s detachable neck roll bolster pillow can be placed behind the head, or under the knees or lower back for added support.
The Husband Pillow also includes a built-in handle that enables customers to conveniently transport it from room to room.
In addition, the pillow’s side and back pockets provide an ideal storage spot for TV remotes, books, magazines smartphones, and more.
The reversible microsuede Husband Pillow is available in 12 colors, including Arizona Maroon, White Dandelion, Rodeo Blue, Ramona Green, and more. Each pillow includes a removable and machine-washable cover.
Customers can customize the size, shell filling, and cover color of their Husband Pillow on the company’s website. The retailer offers a 3-year warranty on all orders as well as a 100-day return guarantee.
A satisfied customer said: “I bought this for my husband and he loves it. He often watches TV or reads sitting up in bed, and this pillow provides the perfect support. Being memory foam, it is very easy to plump up parts if needed.”
Interested parties can find more information at https://www.husbandpillow.com
Contact Info:
Name: Mark Brown
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Organization: Husband Pillow
Address: 32655 Industrial Drive, Madison Heights, Michigan 48071, United States
Website: https://www.husbandpillow.com/
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