Mrs.BurtonRW and I like ours after a little more than a year, but make sure you get the right firmness. If you like a really firm pillow, go for their extra firm. It works well for us.

You also have to use it right. If you don’t manipulate it so it’s stuffed the way you want it, it doesn’t work quite as well.

-Rob

Not interested. Foam pillows give me headaches. Give me good ol' goose feathers!

I hated that pillow. Lumpy and way too hard.

Bonnie used one as a guest at her cousins house, she said that it took her five days to get used to it. she left on the 6th day.

In the time it took to read this thread ,
I turned the tv channel 3 times in an effort to get away from the my pillow commercials.

Why Billy Mays does not call Mike home to his final resting place is beyond me. C'mon Billy , try harder.

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Originally posted by Hamden106:
Doesn't that dog ever tire?

He tried a tire once but it gave him a rash.

I had no interest in even trying one, but my wife sent away for a couple of them—I don’t know where they are now.

My Pillow is neck-and-neck with “bada book bada boom” as most obnoxious commercial on television. I can’t help but be annoyed that the guy pulls out the cross he wears around his neck so that it shows in his commercials.

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Over priced for a bunch of cut of left over foam pieces

I bought two, as I like to prop up. I ended up only needing one and I sleep very well on it. I would buy another one.

I have one. I like the support, and they don't crush down. I don't like the feel of the little chunks of foam in them. They feel slightly lumpy.

I tried one and did not like it at all.

It got all clumpy on me.

I got a Leesa pillow about 6 months ago and I absolutely love it.

I was very skeptical, but I love mine. I have recurring neck pain from a boating incident a while back, and I'd tried all kinds of pillows to alleviate the discomfort with no success until MyPillow. My neck pain is completely gone now. It maintains shape and is firm but soft at the same time, if that makes sense. It also sleeps cooler than other pillows I've tried.

An inexpensive way to try the MyPillow is available at WalMart.

Here:

It's a pillow made from clumps of memory foam. It's all we use anymore, and cheap enough to change out every other year (pillows should only last between 1.5 to 3 years, depending on quality)

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Originally posted by Dakor:
Feels like a sack of building blocks, so a big Nay.

Yeah, I gave it a shot, and gave up after a week or so. The way you can adjust it (and it generally holds its shape) with the interlocking foam pieces is kind of interesting, but on a practical level it just wasn't comfortable for me.

I never tried a "my pillow" but I have to admit that Mike is a marketing genius.
Find a product that everybody uses, find a huge price to cost difference, market the hell out of it using old school advertising technics at low production costs.
I applaud him.
He's laughing all the way to the bank!

I try to stay away from any product that begins with the first two letters of MY because it can only be marketed toward the extremely shallow and those narrow of mind.

Then a lending company who started their name with MI because they are marketing loans to people who cannot spell.

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Originally posted by .38supersig:
I try to stay away from any product that begins with the first two letters of MY because it can only be marketed toward the extremely shallow and those narrow of mind.

Then a lending company who started their name with MI because they are marketing loans to people who cannot spell.

The BEST is how Mypillow says it was voted #1 out of all pillows by the national sleep federation or something along those lines. Problem is, THEY own the national sleep federation. LOLOLOLOL

Like it. Sleep better.

RMD

Our nephew bought us a set of "My Pillow" a few years ago. I like them, my wife does not. I use mine, my wife uses some other brand.

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In the time it took to read this thread ,
I turned the tv channel 3 times in an effort to get away from the my pillow commercials.

Why Billy Mays does not call Mike home to his final resting place is beyond me. C'mon Billy , try harder.

Yes, the ads do get a bit tiresome, but I really hate the guy selling that miracle tape and glue crap that tapes the boat back together and then has an "afternoon on the lake".

The inflections in his voice drive me up the wall.

RMD

They’re running a special now- My Pillows are only $25/each. A fabulous buy.