MedCline Therapeutic Body Pillow

MedCline Therapeutic Body Pillow Features

• Full-length, J-shaped body pillow provides side-sleeping support
• Adjustable memory foam stuffing
• Constructed with certified CertiPUR-US shredded memory foam
• Plush, removable, washable cover included
• Available in two sizes
• Patented design eliminates all inner seams
• Offers natural relief without medication
• Eliminates the need to stack pillows at night

Medcline Body Pillow Benefits

How does the Medcline Therapeutic Body Pillow Work?

Who should use MedCline Body Pillow

• Sciatica
• Spinal alignment
• Lower back pain
• Pregnancy aches and pains
• Fibromyalgia
• Medical conditions that benefit from side sleeping

Frequently Bought Together

• Acu-Life Foam Earplugs
• Chattem Icy Hot Topical Pain Relief Patch
• Drive Padded Swivel Seat Cushion

How to use MedCline Therapeutic Body Pillow?

Setup and Assembly

1. Place the Incline Wedge on either side of the bed.
2. Place the Insert Pillow into the inner cavity of the Incline Wedge. (Compressed Insert Pillow will require shaking and re-fluffing to regain shape.)
3. Place the Body Pillow on top and in the center of the Incline 3 Wedge.
   Note: MedCline can also be used with a variety of pillow types. Some users find that using their own, familiar pillow is a good alternative as they are getting used to the new sleep position.

Proper Positioning

1. Insert your downside arm into the space between the Insert 1 Pillow and the Incline Wedge.
2. Lie down while allowing your elbow to descend and ultimately rest on the bed surface. Once your body has settled, your downside arm and shoulder should no longer be supporting your weight
3. The Insert Pillow is designed to move within the cavity of the 3 Incline Wedge. Move to add support where you need it.
4. Ensure that your arm is straight down inside the pocket so there is no pressure on your armpit or underside of your downside arm. You may need to scoot up the incline to accomplish this.
5. The Body Pillow is adjustable and may need to be fluffed up or flattened out for optimal head and neck comfort. Try various 5 positions until you are comfortable and able to relax.
6. Find a comfortable position for your hands and arms using either 6 positions a or b shown below:
   • (a.) This position is recommended, if you find yourself sliding down or if your hand falls asleep in position b.
   • (b.) This position is recommended, if you have longer arms or otherwise feel restricted in position a.