Also available in Memory Foam (the top one inch (2.5cm) is cut off and replaced with pressure relieving memory foam topper).
British Made.
2 Year Guarantee.
Lengthy 14 day returns policy.
Recommended by the NHS.
CertiPUR® foam.
Reduces acid reflux and heartburn symptoms instantly.
Comes with a white zipped, removable, poly-cotton cover.
Recommended by the Oesophageal Patients Association (OPA).
 
Heartburn, Acid Reflux, GERD, GORD, Laryngopharyngeal Reflux (LPR) and similar medical conditions all result from acid seeping upwards during sleep when laying flat. When sleeping slightly tilted on this triangle pillow, gravity helps stop this occurrence and reduces associated discomfort and sleep disruption.
 
The Putnams Bed wedge can be used for many different medical conditions including:
Acid Reflux (GERD/GORD) / Heartburn / Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease
Laryngopharyngeal Reflux (LPR)
Snoring reduction
Shoulder Surgery
Hiatus hernia (Oesophagitis)
Rhinitis
Glaucoma
Esophageal Motility
Vertigo
Respiratory illness (pneumonia & flu (keeps you propped up at night))
Varicose veins / Swollen ankles / Phlebitis /Oedema  (when wedge is placed under feet)
 
The Adult Bed Wedge can be used in three ways:
Place it under your pillow to sleep in a raised comfortable position, ideal for sufferers of hiatus hernia, rhinitis, glaucoma, vertigo and respiratory problems. The Putnams bed wedge helps keep you upright and comfortable at the same time.
Use as a back support in bed.
Place the Bed wedge at the bottom of the bed to raise and support your legs. This provides relief from varicose veins, swollen ankles, phlebitis and oedema.
"SERD [supraesophageal reflux disease] frequently occurs in the supine position and that 6 inches of head-of-bed elevation is effective in reducing supine SERD." -The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology 2015
 
Ideal for post surgery, including;
Post hysterectomy
Post hip replacement
Post spinal surgery
Post open-heart surgery
As well as being great for mobility, sitting up in bed and chest pain.
''Weight loss and head of bed elevation are effective lifestyle interventions for GERD'' - Stanford Study 2006