Slipstick CB676 3 Inch Incline Bed Risers for Acid Reflux, Pain, and Breathing Relief (Set of 2 Medical Risers and 2 GorillaPads) Raises/Elevates Head of Bed

We have a metal king-sized bed frame and used a set of these to raise the head rollers up off the floor so we can elevate for acid reflux, etc. It does raise it up quite a bit, but not so high that you feel like you are going to fall out or anything. The only thing I didn't like was there was no option for an adjustable center post support. We have a flat foot center post to support the middle of the king mattress that was left dangling in the air. I wish there was a set of these that included a center post support cup that was adjustable. We can't just buy another set of these to use because the center post doesn't have a wheel and had a different ride height than the two rollers because it was not even with the top two rollers (the center support is closer to the center of the bed than the top). So having a kit with the two roller cups and an adjustable center support cup to hold a solid foot would have been a perfect solution. Not enough to remove stars from my rating, but something I wanted to mention. I just made a custom support out of wood for us. Anyway, I would highly recommend these cups if you have acid reflux or any other ailments where lifting your bed slightly would help.

The product works as intended. The height seems accurate as my breathing has improved without feeling like I’m sliding off the bed.

Husband needed the head of our bed raised to help with acid reflux. It works for him … but I find myself sliding half way down the bed. They are stronger than they look and hold up our heavy wrought iron bed.

My husband has acid reflux and it bothers him while he's sleeping. His doctor recommended that he try a "mattress wedge", which is a foam wedge that is 6 inches high at the head of the bed and slants down to about a half-inch at the foot. This worked to alleviate the reflux, but after about a week of using the wedge, both he and I began waking up with moderate back pain every morning. We had to remove the wedge, and the overnight acid reflux returned. A friend suggested trying these "cups" which fit under the legs at the head of the bed and raise it just 3 inches. This set comes with two flat pads to put under the legs at the foot of the bed, to prevent the legs from digging into the floor, as the head of the bed is raised and puts some pressure on them. It has now been three weeks since we started using them, and we couldn't be happier. The lower (3 inch) rise is enough to alleviate the acid reflux, and our morning back pain has disappeared.

I think every house should have these! They fit nicely under both of the iron antique beds and super easy to put in place. I have purchased these for both of my kid's beds. They do not slip, therefore I never remove them. They are super when my kiddos have allergies/colds and all of the drainage needs to drain so that they can get a good night of rest.

Helpful, easy to place, and met my doctor’s recommendation.

They work ok and seem sturdy. I should have thought more about the purchase though. Since they are round they are not flush with the wall.

Good night sleep. I first thought that the 3 inches would not be enough of an incline, but I was wrong. It is very noticeable and yet it did not feel like it was too much. I can always increase the incline later if I feel the need, but if I had gone any higher, I am sure that I would not have liked it as much.

Están muy bien y son de gran ayuda si tienes reflujo

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Work great

I had to order 2 sets as our bed head has 3 legs. I couldn’t find a set of 3 unfortunately! As long as you have someone to raise the bed then they are easy to fit. I had to use a walking stick to move the 3rd one into the right position. It feels odd to get into the sloping bed that first night, but we had a really good night’s sleep. Not quite as good the next two nights but very, very high humidity so I’m blaming that! As to durability then only time will tell

These worked great. I should have checked before but my cheap crap bed frame doesn't actually have any support at the foot of my bed. Fortunately, we have a big heavy dresser at the end of our bed so the mattress isn't really going anywhere but I wouldn't recommend these unless you have some sort of mattress support at the end of the bed or I guess you could always put the lower end against the wall but that might feel weird depending on your preferences/ decor. They seem very secure and sturdy on carpet. They don't budge at all. I only wish my cat hadn't discovered she can now fit under the bed and cause chaos in the middle of the night. It does seem to help (modestly) snoring, apnea and reflux. With bamboo cotton sheets I don't find the income enough to be a problem for sliding down but with really slippery sheets it might be. I thought this incline wasn't going to be enough to make any difference but it's actually quite substantial. They're not attractive but mine are easily hidden by a bed skirt so no worries.