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Good Pillow but not a miracle solution
For a long time I've been having problems sleeping comfortable, especially in relaxing my neck area. I also disliked the heat caused by using traditional pillows. So when I read these reviews about the buckwheat pillow I decided to try one myself.

I've had it now for two weeks, and generally speaking I like. I discovered though it is not a perfect solution, and that it might not necessarily be worth spending ~ for.

Few points from my use:

1) The queen size pillow was too thick for me, to the point I'd wake up in unusual straining positions. I took out around a gallon and a half worth of buckwheat and that did the trick. Now it's much more comfortable to sleep on.

2) It's quite firm. It really does feel like you're sleeping on a bag of rice, as another reviewer mentioned (not that I've tried... yet!). I personally like the firmness, but if that's not your cup of tea then you might wanna look for something else.

3) My favorite part about the pillow: Not hot! I say not hot because it isn't exactly cool either, it just doesn't seem to store heat. No more waking up feeling like I had a shower!

4) A bit noisy, but not to the point that it's annoying.

5) Seems to help provide good back support, but my neck still feels a bit strained at times.

Ultimately, if you're interested in purchasing one, and you like thinner pillows, you might want to consider purchasing a pound or two (random number) of buckwheat hulls instead, and filling up a zipped pillow case with it. Probably will be cheaper, too!

Queen size buckwheat pillow
I puchased the queen size pillow for my husband. He has used this type pillow for years, but he has never had a large size. He loves this buckwheat pillow. This was a good value for this large size.

The only problem we have is the stiff sizing in the buckwheat hull cover. I purchased a pillow cover also. I plan on empting the hulls and washing the cover soon.

Effing Amazing Pillow
This pillow is the third greatest purchase of my life. Since it is nearly amorphous within the confines of its casing, many positions are possible. All provide contoured but firm support. Amazing.

Great for Sleep
I purchased my buckwheat pillow almost 2 months ago and absolutely love it. It keeps me cool and cradles my head and neck so that I never wake up with an ache or pain.

Been Using Buckwheat Pillows for Over 10 Years
In my experience, no other pillow can compare to a buckwheat pillow. These are heavy pillows that can be shaped perfectly for sleeping, and because of the buckwheat hulls, your skin can still breathe. They're the best.

I love my queen size pillow, the subject of this review. It's long and quite heavy - lots of buckwheat husks. And that's important because the pillow I'm replacing, a buckwheat pillow, served for many years but lost more than 50% of its volume over time. That's a lot of loss, probably an unusual degree of volume loss, but these pillows lose volume the more they're used. That's because the husks rub against each other and polish themselves. In the beginning the volume loss was good because the husks moved more freely and this allowed me to shape the pillow as I wanted. Eventually the pillow got too small in volume to provide optimal head support.

The queen size pillow that I got is so big that volume loss won't be a problem - maybe ever.

I saw on websites that one can maintain their buckwheat pillows. Just get some more buckwheat and add it in over time. Seems economical.

Another product that is similar is a coir mattress. Coir is a strong material fibers from coconuts. One advantage of using coir is that it's free of bacteria and fungal spores. Coir mattresses are very comfortable. Here's one for babies: Natural Mat Coco Stokke Sleepi Mattress.