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    About Latex Pillows

    Few things that can improve your night’s sleep as much as the perfect pillow. You want a pillow that’s soft but that also provides the right neck support. For many sleepers, a latex pillow is the right answer. If you love sleeping on a latex mattress, like a PranaSleep, you’ll love a latex pillow as well!

    Latex Pillow Material

    A latex pillow is made from soft, all-natural latex. This means it has hypoallergenic properties and is free from any dangerous chemicals. Natural latex is made from the sap of the rubber tree and typically involves sustainable harvesting, so you can feel good about choosing a natural latex pillow for a variety of reasons.

    Your Options with Latex Pillows

    What makes PranaSleep latex pillows so special is that they feature Talalay latex. Because it’s blended with natural rubber, which is a renewable resource, PranaSleep Latex pillows are environmentally friendly and built to last. PranaSleep Latex helps your pillow conform to the curves of your body to provide comfort and support. This type of latex is also hypoallergenic and resistant to mildew, mold and dust mites.

    Beyond PranaSleep, we also carry top brands like Viscosoft and Pacific Coast Feather Company. 

    What Else You Should Know About Latex Pillows

    Benefits of sleeping on a latex pillow include that it provides appropriate head and neck support, lasts longer than other options, contains no allergens, relieves pain and pressure, and maintains you ideal sleeping temperature.

    F.A.Q.S

    A latex pillow is made from soft, all-natural latex. This means it has hypoallergenic properties and is free from any dangerous chemicals. Natural latex is made from the sap of the rubber tree and typically involves sustainable harvesting, so you can feel good about choosing a natural latex pillow for a variety of reasons.

    When it comes to latex pillows, they can last up to 5 to 10 years as long as they are properly maintained. But it is suggested that you should change your latex pillow after using it for two years.

    Pranasleep latex pillows are environmentally friendly and built to last. Pranasleep latex helps your pillow conform to the curves of your body to provide comfort and support. This gives you the spinal alignment you need to wake up without aches and pains.

    What makes pranasleep latex pillows so special is that they feature talalay latex. Because it’s blended with natural rubber, which is a renewable resource, pranasleep latex pillows are environmentally friendly and built to last.

    Latex material is denser than memory foam or fiber, or even down, so that additional support helps keep your neck and spine aligned for a good night's sleep. Latex is also impression-resistant and can hold its shape for many years while still feeling soft and giving you the right level of sleep support.

    Latex is one of the most durable pillow materials on the market. Latex pillows can last up to 3 or 4 years, which is much longer than memory foam, down, or other types.

    The best way to care for your latex pillow is to gently sponge any soiled areas. Then, place the pillow between two towels and gently squeeze out excess water before air drying in the shade and away from direct heat sources. Completely dry before use. Do not dry clean or put latex pillows in the washing machine.

    Latex is a type of foam made from the sap of the hevea-brasilienis rubber tree, which is foamed to create a myriad of tiny air bubbles, giving it the soft and bouncy texture latex is known for.

    Yes! A natural material, latex is antibacterial and resistant to mildew, dust mites, and other allergens, making it ideal for those with allergies.

    The main difference in feel between the two types of foam is the springiness. While all types of latex foam have a springy and elastic feel. Dunlop latex has a less refined feel. It's has a less uniform consistency, and it's typically heavier and denser than talalay latex. Talalay foam has an extremely springy, “bouncy” feel.