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<br>A combination sleeper is someone who switches sleeping positions throughout the night. They may change from their side to their stomach, their stomach to their back, or any blend of the three primary sleeping positions. This can make finding the right pillow a bit of a challenge, as they’ll need something that keeps them fully supported, no matter which position they land in. Combo sleepers may find what they need in the [https://lerablog.org/?s=Sleepgram Sleepgram] pillow - a customizable sleep accessory that lets you enjoy either soft, medium, or medium-firm levels of support depending on how you arrange the inner pillows (yes, there are pillows inside this pillow). It’s like having three pillows in one. In this Sleepgram Pillow review, I’m going to thoroughly test the feel and support of this pillow in every level of firmness. Will this pillow be the answer combo sleepers have been dreaming of? Read on and find out for yourself!<br> <br><br><br>No time to read the full review? Click here to click to the review summary. With three different [https://www.newsweek.com/search/site/firmness firmness] levels, this customizable pillow is great for combo sleepers. What’s the Sleepgram Pillow Made of? The cover fabric of this pillow is made from 100 percet cotton, and it feels super-soft and light. A zipper spans the side of the pillow, allowing sleepers to easily remove the cover when it’s time to be washed. Inside the cover are two separate pillows covered in 100 percent polyester and filled with a fluffy down-alternative called poly microfiber. These inner pillows are labeled with a blue marker and a red marker, denoting soft and medium firmnesses, respectively. This allows the sleeper to mix and match pillow configurations to customize firmness that works best for their preferred sleeping position. Leave only the blue pillow in for soft firmness, only the red pillow in for medium, and leave both in for medium-firm.<br><br><br><br>With three different firmness levels, this customizable pillow is great for combo sleepers. When my Sleepgram arrived, I noticed it came with a pamphlet that illustrated all of the different firmness options. I thought this level of extra care was a really nice touch, and it helped guide me through my testing process. Let’s break down how it felt in all of the various firmness combinations. I began testing this pillow with only the blue in for soft firmness. I knew it was going to be soft, but this setting was very soft. I started in the supine (aka back) position, and my head nearly sunk right to the bottom of the pillow to rest upon the mattress. And you know what? I didn’t hate it. The fluffy down-alternative offered a thin layer of cushion so that my head was propped up just enough to keep it off the mattress, and my posture in healthy alignment. When I rolled onto my side, however, the soft, squishy support sank under the weight of my head, and provided no pressure relief for my shoulder.<br><br><br><br>Side sleepers need that extra firmness and loft in order to relieve pressure in their shoulders and keep their spine in alignment. None of this happened with this particular firmness level when I was on my side, so I quickly moved to my stomach. As I suspected, the soft blue felt best in the prone (stomach) position. The cover fabric felt nice and soft against my cheek, and the thin, squishy poly microfiber offered the right level of support for this position. I didn’t feel like my [https://hwekimchi.gabia.io/bbs/board.php?bo_table=free&tbl=&wr_id=837453 Derila Neck Relief Pillow] was craned in any way, but I still felt comfortably cradled. Some folks might find the blue setting to be too soft for anything but stomach sleeping, but if you’re someone who likes a softer pillow in general, you might find this to be pretty cozy for back sleeping, too. With three different firmness levels, this customizable pillow is great for combo sleepers.<br><br><br><br>To test this pillow with medium firmness, I took the blue pillow out and put the red one in. Right away, I marked how the Sleepgram got loftier and fluffier. It still felt soft and shapeable, but definitely had that extra bit of support that, in my opinion, made this level the most versatile. My posture wasn’t thrown out of alignment in any position, and I found its foldable nature to be useful in molding the loft to my liking. In the back-sleeping position, I could feel the fluffy down-alternative softly conforming to my head and neck and allowing a nice little sink into the pillow. I felt supported, and the medium firmness allowed me to turn my head from side to side with considerable ease. I did notice that I wasn’t really feeling that cool breathability that I’ve felt with some pillows, and the Sleepgram did seem to trap a little bit of heat. Moving onto my side felt better than it did with the blue, but still, I needed a little more support for lateral sleeping.<br>