earthSake Botanical Latex Sleep Pillows - Molded or ClusterShred fill - Reviews

earthSake Botanical Latex Sleep Pillows - Molded or ClusterShred fill

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Molded natural latex pillow 06/04/2021
By Lee Ann Stoner
I ordered one for myself and it was so comfortable sleeping on and supporting of my neck that I bought one for my husband and adult daughter who also deal with neck pain. Now both my husband and I cannot sleep with any other pillow.
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Botanical Latex Sleep Pillow - Shreded Latex Fill - Standard 05/27/2020
By Frank & Gwynne Carosella
We have four of these pillows and they are wonderful.
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Perfection 02/12/2020
By Phillip Holbdy
12-10-2018: The pillow covers are plain perfection and they keep the pillows in the best condition over time.
botanical-latex-pillow.jpg earthSake Botanical Latex Sleep Pillows - Molded or ClusterShred fill SKU: LTXPLS Price: $89.00

100% Organic Botanical Latex Sleep Pillows. Made in the USA! Our Botanical latex (one molded piece or filled with shredded latex clusters - aka: latex nuggets) is not blended with any synthetic latex or petrochemicals.  Latex noodles are no longer made organically and incorporate a synthetic foam to produce perfect noodle shapes. As such, we do not carry latex noodle filled pillows. Our shredded latex clusters are organic and pure and they work best when blended with kapok.  All of our 100% Organic Botanical Latex Sleep pillows help support and align the neck & spine. Your head, neck, shoulders & back "sense" the support and relax so you enjoy a deep, restful night's sleep and awake feeling rejuvenated. 

Comes in a soft Organic Cotton Muslin Cover with zipper.  Molded latex or Latex Clusters/Paradise option (Clusters/Nuggets can be removed or added to adjust comfort level).  The Paradise option has 50% Organic Kapok blended with the Latex Clusters to stabilize and provide even distribution of the latex clusters.  Both Kapok and Latex come from trees that are never cut down to harvest the latex liquid or kapok fiber (which comes from Ceiba tree seed pods).