Lazyzizi Wedge Mattress Elevator 7-Inch Inclined Mattress Topper for Acid Reflux, GERD, Neck & Back Pain, Snoring, Under Bed Wedge Mattress with Washable Cover & Non-Slip Bottom for Bedroom, Queen

I'd had acid reflux for years, and this mattress elevator has been a game changer in better sleep. Without it, I woke suddenly several times a night from acid reflux, but now I sleep well and wake feeling refreshed. I set it in the middle of both mattresses, and that is where I like it best—it provides you with a slight incline that is comfortable and supportive. I tried placing it on top of the mattress as well, and it did make a difference, but I liked it better when it was in the middle of the mattresses. The quality is great, it doesn't shift around, and it provides just the right level of lift to keep me comfortable without making me feel like I'm sleeping at a weird angle. If you suffer from acid reflux, snoring, or any condition that is alleviated by head elevation, I would strongly recommend this product. It's a very straightforward but life-changing solution!

This mattress elevator is a simple solution to help with night time acid reflux. Mine has greatly improved since using it. At first, I tried it on top of my mattress, and although a bit soft for my taste, it was pretty comfortable. However, my sheets were constantly popping off, and it was annoying having to fix that every morning. Then I decided to make the effort to put it under my mattress. It solved the sheet issue and did not seem to affect the firmness off my mattress (a good thing bc I like the feel of my current mattress). Occasionally I have to recenter the mattress over the incline bc it will slide down a bit over time, but it's nothing too crazy. Maybe once or twice a month? You can see in the picture what I'm talking about near the headboard. I don't think there's anything to be done to fix that with the design bc, ya know, gravity is a thing. This is 100x better than using one of those half wedge pillows in the bed. If those give you acid reflux relief but are otherwise uncomfortable (like giving you back/hip/shoulder pain), this is the solution for you. It does make the bed higher to get in to, so if you are petite, you may need to add a step stool or get a lower bed frame.

I am sleeping better. It's good, just steep and really squishy. It's an odd squishy though. The foam is firm but when I lay on it it slowly squishes, kind of like an air mattress that slowly loses air. I find I slide towards the foot of my bed and that there Is a dip where I have been sleeping that I roll into. It was easy to put on the bed once it was done off gassing (which took a week). I got the full size and it fits my bed with just a little room between the headboard and the foam. It is a great option and price for those who can't afford an adjustable bed set. It accomplished what I wanted, helps prevent acid reflux. It's not perfect but it works.

I was very reluctant to get a wedge because I didn't want it to interfere with my sleep. I knew years ago that it was recommended for GERD but it was mostly under control until the night it wasn't and I fell and broke my ankle. Even that wasn't quite enough for me to get this wedge because I was able to change the timing of my meds. It wasn't until I went to a new dentist and she asked me if I had GERD that I changed my mind. Apparently the acid had been eating into the base of my teeth for years. I mention this in case you're hesitating like I was. Get a wedge. This particular wedge was for a king size bed, and came compressed in a box. I took it to the bedroom and opened it, and of course at that point had a gigantic wedge sitting on the floor. If you don't have an oversize bedroom, you're going to have to figure out where to put it while it airs out--the bedroom wasn't a great idea, but it only outgassed for a day or two and it didn't kill me. But these are hard to handle once they're out of the bag, so keep that in mind. A smaller one would be much easier, of course. The next problem was that I planned to put it under my mattress because I didn't want a topper, and I thought it would be more even that way. Unfortunately, I forgot that i had a combination mattress and box springs, maybe 11 inches thick, and it sits on slats, so I'm sure the wedge would get compressed through the slats. So my only choice was to use it as a topper. I installed it that way and the final problem was that, of course, the contour sheets no longer fit! They barely fit the thick mattress. Plan on getting some straps that attach to the corner of your sheet and hold it in place. I had to do this for the mattress pad and the contour sheet, but only at the head of the bed. These are pretty cheap and available here, so plan on ordering some; I happened to have some on hand, and they work well. Some of the images in reviews seem to be from people who don't apparently care about having taut sheets! LOL! Before I ordered this, I tried a short wedge that we had that was maybe 2 feet long and a foot high, so pretty steep. I slept on that for a week, and of course kept sliding down, so that was a miserable choice, but not unexpected. I find that this makes the bed look pretty weird in person, but that's OK. I don't hold tea parties in my bedroom. Photographs, except for the professional manufacturer ones, tend to not show the slope very well. I couldn't get a good picture, so in photos it doesn't look that weird. So, does this topper work? I can't tell but I haven't had any GERD incidents since I installed it. More importantly, it appears to elevate me sufficiently, but it's not so extreme that I slide down while trying to sleep. It really does go from almost zero to 7 inches. It's softer than I like, but not bad, and because it's basically an inclined plane, your regular pillow will work on it as if it was flat. If you need a wedge, I would recommend this one, but make sure you check your mattress pad and contour sheets first to make sure they will fit, and if not get some straps like I did.

The Lazyzizi wedge mattress incline topper worked for me, after trying to elevate my bed with wood blocks, it didn't work out too well, so i invested in this incline mattress topper. I used a different brand of topper in the past but did not work well, and was not comfortable for me at all, so I took a chance on this incline one figuring I would be able to return it. Upon arriving, I noticed how soft but durable it was, I placed it on my bed and immediately I noticed a major difference. I did not want to get up! it was so very comfortable. I chose the 7" which worked out well, without that much of an incline, yet making a difference upon waking with less reflux. I use mine underneath the sheet so deeper sheets may work better, but the ones I had still work despite not reaching under the mattress,and I never had an issue with the sheet coming off. I ordered this a few months ago and have used it every day and will continue to do so, it is very comfortable and works for reflux, and is very reasonably priced for all of its benefits.

I bought this mattress wedge to help with acid reflux from which I've suffered with for decades. It's easy to order, got to me within two weeks and worked well. Take it out of its packaging when you're ready to use it - it's big - and let it inflate to its fullest. It recommends leaving to inflate and settle for a day or two to be sure it's the right size. We left it a day then put it under our mattress. The photo doesn't really show the angles and height, but it's the right height for us and doesn't deflate at all after being under the mattress. I've had surgery (fundoplication) to deal with my reflux, but wanted to do everything to prevent further issues with it in the future, so chose this to heighten the bed. It rises with a slope, but our normal mattress on top doesn't slip down, and nor do we. I didn't want a half bed wedge as I didn't want to feel the wedge at all, so this is perfect. It's helped my partner's reflux and I'm still reflux free. It's done exactly what we wanted. I'm glad we bought it.

works very well ,has trouble getting to 5 inch but 4 inches ok

Very good,softer them I thought

Amazing for acid reflux! Really has helped My aging mother. Literally the first night. Worth the money.

They sent me the wrong mattress, I ordered 7" twin and they sent 5" queen - but it worked out anyways. I just propped up the head of it by putting a rolled up blanket underneath and it gave me the full 7". It will say the product on the box, you just have to read all the white stickers very closely - so confirm it's the right mattress before you open the box, just in case. I previously used regular wedge pillows and it was a constant hassle at night, sliding off them. This is way more comfortable (for me and my partner, who struggled against my wedge pillow!) and is still working for my GERD. I'm getting a much better night's sleep now. And I can use a pregnancy pillow with it without it being awkward.