Features:

• The unique open cell structure makes new generation memory foam pillows more comfortable and supportive
• Aids in blood flow circulation to the head, face and neck
• Promotes less turning for deep, restful sleep
• Dust-mite resistance
• Is hypo-allergenic – great for asthmatics
• Naturally disperses moisture and heat build-up
• Increadibly durable and long lasting
• Amazing comfort for a deeper, more peaceful night’s sleep

How to Choose the Best Memory Foam Pillow in Australia

Choosing the right memory foam pillow is one of the most important decisions you can make for your sleep health. A quality memory foam pillow conforms to the shape of your head and neck, providing personalised support that can reduce neck pain, shoulder tension, and morning stiffness. Unlike traditional pillows that flatten over time, memory foam maintains its shape night after night.

Memory Foam Pillow for Side Sleepers

Side sleepers need a higher loft memory foam pillow to fill the gap between their shoulder and head. Look for a contour memory foam pillow with a higher side profile. This helps keep the spine aligned and reduces the pressure on your shoulder and neck. Most of our customers who sleep on their side find the Complete Sleeprrr Pillow or the Air Grid Contour Pillow work best.

Memory Foam Pillow for Back Sleepers

Back sleepers need a medium-loft memory foam pillow that supports the natural curve of the neck without pushing the head too far forward. A contoured or cervical memory foam pillow is ideal. The ComFit Hybrid Pillow and Posture Medic Pillow are popular choices among back sleepers for this reason.

Memory Foam Pillow for Neck Pain

If you suffer from chronic neck pain, a therapeutic memory foam pillow can make a significant difference. The slow-response foam molds to the natural contour of your cervical spine, reducing pressure points and muscle tension. Many of our customers with neck pain report improvements within the first week of using a properly fitted memory foam pillow. Our team in Perth can help you find the right height and firmness for your needs.

Why Buy a Memory Foam Pillow from Back and Neck Bed Shop?

At Back and Neck Bed Shop, we specialise exclusively in therapeutic sleep products. Unlike general bedding stores, every memory foam pillow in our range has been selected by our team for its health benefits, durability, and comfort. We stock 28 premium memory foam pillows across different heights, firmness levels, and materials to suit every sleeper type. All products carry manufacturer warranties and are certified to international standards. We offer free delivery Australia-wide and have a Perth showroom where you can try before you buy.

Frequently Asked Questions About Memory Foam Pillows

How long does a memory foam pillow last?

A quality memory foam pillow typically lasts between 2 and 4 years with proper care. Unlike feather or fibre pillows that lose their shape quickly, high-density memory foam maintains its support for much longer. To extend the life of your pillow, use a waterproof pillow protector and wash the cover regularly.

Can I wash a memory foam pillow?

Most memory foam pillows should not be placed in a washing machine as this can damage the foam. However, most of our pillows come with removable, machine-washable covers. Spot clean the foam core if needed, and allow it to air dry completely before use.

What is the difference between memory foam and latex pillows?

Memory foam is a synthetic material that responds slowly to pressure, contouring closely to your head and neck. Latex is a natural material that has a slightly springier feel and tends to be more breathable. Both are excellent for neck pain support. If you run hot at night, a latex or gel-infused memory foam pillow may be a better choice.

Do memory foam pillows help with snoring?

A memory foam pillow can help reduce snoring by keeping the head and neck properly aligned, which helps keep the airway open. Contour memory foam pillows that support the neck in a neutral position are particularly helpful for mild snoring. For severe snoring or sleep apnoea, we recommend speaking with a sleep specialist.