Mediflow Water Based Pillow - 60% off RRP - $32 Single / $59 Twin Pack @ OzSale

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Lpaulmacnee on 15/03/2014 - 19:37 ozsale.com.au (400 clicks)
Last edited 15/03/2014 - 21:41 by 1 other user

• seems like pretty good reviews on amazon
• cheaper than amazon

The Mediflow Waterbase water pillow is a state of the art therapeutic pillow developed to help in the aid on neck support. This Mediflow water pillow can be adjusted to a perfect firmness for the shape of your neck. This is a key feature of the water-based pillow.

Mediflow water pillow is easy to fill and is fully adjustable to your own pillow preferences. If you prefer a firm therapeutic neck pillow, then fill the Mediflow Waterbase pillow with more water, its that simple. If you enjoy a softer neck pillow, limit the amount of water that you put in these Mediflow pillows. Either way your comfort is assured, because you are in complete control of the firmness of your pillow. You can modify your level of comfort whenever you desire.

Features:

Designed to fit you perfectly!
Simply fill the water base as directed, adjusting the amount of water to the degree of support you prefer.
Provides outstanding cervical and head support while responding to changing sleep positions !
Exculsive Waterbase design.
A deep cushion of hypoallergenic polyester fiber rests over the water layer for luxurious comfort.
Thermal insulator surrond the water layer.
An easy to fill waterbase provides gentle, responsive support all night long.
Complete with funnel, filling and care instructions.
Care Instructions :
Empty Water from pillow.
Hand wash in cold water with cap on.
Do not bleach.
Hang to dry.
Do not Iron
Do not Dry Clean
Made in USA

Measurements:
Pillow size 51 cm x 71 cm , Fits Standard Pillowcases
About Mediflow
Since 1994, Mediflow Inc. has had a great reputation within the health care community for developing the Waterbase pillow - an effective water filled pillow for reducing neck pain and improving quality of sleep. If you've tried every different therapeutic and memory foam pillow on the market, and you can't seem to find the right memory foam pillow for your needs, it's time to think outside of the foam to improve your quality of sleep.

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  jamesvtre on 15/03/2014 - 20:08

  I'm interested in this pillow as I'm always on the lookout to find the right pillow for a good nights sleep. Will this make a lot of noise as you have to fill it with water. I'm a side sleeper is this good for all sleeping positions and would it be cool on your neck as well because of the water; especially if you fill it with cold water or what temperature of the water is ideal.

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  DJ on 15/03/2014 - 20:11

  +2

  No price in title, poster signed up 10 minutes before posting, smells like a rep, have to sign in to the website to get the actual price. All ways to p!ss off OzBargainers

  If people want to know, it's $32 for one, $59 for a twin pack. Probably have to add freight.

  EDIT: Even better, just realised it's OzSale - I'm boycotting these guys for their poor customer service. Refused to refund a product that was incorrectly size labelled.

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  darkscorpio on 15/03/2014 - 20:15

  +1

  Looks like it's $32 for one or $59 for a twin pack.

  Thanks bugmenot.com for that account so I didn't have to sign up :D

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  JepunK on 15/03/2014 - 20:32

  seems like a cool idea…but wouldnt it be cold in winter?

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  thedriver on 15/03/2014 - 22:31

  +3

  Great price. Think I paid $120 for mine from my Physio.

  To answer some questions:
  Not cold in winter (I live in Canberra whee it gets down to -5 in winter). The water stays at room temperature and your head is never in direct contact with the water bladder. It Durant matter what water you fill it with because it will start at room temperature after the temp stabilises. You fill it once, assist to your needs and then forget it. You don't refill this on a regular basis like a hot water bottle.

  It only makes noise if you leave air in the water bladder. Then the water kind of sloshes around when you move or turn over. It's easy to get the air out.

  It comes with a screw in funnel to fill the water bladder. Also useful for emptying out excess water if you fill it too much.

  Spend done time filling and trying it out before going to bed for the night. You will definitely need to adjust the water level a few times to get it right for your size.

  I bought one because I have quite broad shoulders and am primarily a side sleeper. It's always been difficult for me to find a suitable pillow that allows me to sleep on my side without my neck bending down to the pillow.
  This allows me to full it with enough water that my neck is aligned with the rest of my sound.

  I do also sleep on my back sometimes and have found it to be quite adaptable.

  The biggest downside is the weight. My pillow is probably about 8kg. And it's awkward to put your pillow case on. My girlfriend can't do it, because if the weight and the pillow flops around.

  I would suggest everyone give it a try at this price. You spend about 50 hours per week on your pillow. Make it worthwhile.

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    JepunK on 15/03/2014 - 23:10

    8Kgs?…wow…

    Ok, I'm sold, getting the twin pack…

    errr…what about the cases? what sort of cases do you use? can you use the normal size pillow case?

    thanks

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      thedriver on 16/03/2014 - 08:15

      Yep, Normal pillow cases.

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    HN Professional on 17/03/2014 - 17:45

    Hi thedriver,

    Great review; I have bad reflux and was gonna buy one of these wedge pillows,

    http://www.clarkrubber.com.au/clark-care-bed-wedge.html

    Would a Mediflow allow for a slanted position? (I ask because you say you have broad shoulders and is still able to sleep comfortably on your side - ie. the Mediflow has high clearance off the bed)

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  eug on 15/03/2014 - 22:35

  Reviews on Amazon look good too.
  http://www.amazon.com/Mediflow-1006-06-Original-Waterbase-Pi…

  Shipping from OzSale is $9.95 btw.

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  Tomika on 16/03/2014 - 02:03

  I am using electric blanket. Will the water. ..emmm… heated?

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    thedriver on 16/03/2014 - 08:22

    Does the electric blanket go under the pillow area of your bed?
    It might heat it a little but I wouldn't imagine it would be noticeable. The water bladder is insulated and would not come in direct contact with the heat source, so any heating would be minimal.
    Imagine trying to heat a pot of water holding it 1cm above the stove, it doesn't heat very well because it is not in direct contact with the heat.

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      Tomika on 16/03/2014 - 09:34

      Thanks for reply!