Snuggle-Pedic Body Pillow Review

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The Snuggle-Pedic Full Body Pillow is a great full-length pillow that can work well for pregnant women who aren’t interested in C-shape or U-shaped options. It has a really nice shredded foam filling and soft breathable cover. The great news is that it’s one of the few large pillows I’ve reviewed that’s washable in its entirety. Could it work during pregnancy and the postpartum period? It just might- watch my full Snuggle-Pedic Body Pillow review or keep reading for more details.

Snuggle-Pedic Body Pillow

Snuggle-Pedic Body Pillow

The Snuggle-Pedic Full Body Pillow is a great full-length pillow that can work well for pregnant people who aren’t interested in C-shape or U-shaped options. It has a really nice shredded foam filling and soft breathable cover. It’s also one of the few large pillows we’ve reviewed that is washable in its entirety.

Mattress Clarity Score
4.40 / 5
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Snuggle-Pedic Body Pillow Review

Key Features

  • One size; dimensions are 20” x 54”
  • Kool-Flow micro-vented cover made up of 43 percent viscose of bamboo, 56.4 percent polyester, and 0.6 percent Lycra
  • The filling is a shredded-style combination of different types of memory foam
  • Manufactured with Biogreen® and CertiPUR-US certified foam
  • Entire pillow is machine washable and dryer friendly
  • Hypoallergenic and dust mite resistant
  • 120-day returns
  • 20-year limited warranty
  • Made in the USA
  • Removable cover with zipper is an optional product that is sold separately
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Pillow Construction

The body pillow is 20″ wide and 54″ in length. It has a soft knit outer cover that is made from a combination of viscose from bamboo, polyester, and a little bit of Lycra for stretch. The cover fabric is called “Kool-Flow” and the logo is clearly imprinted on the pillow’s fabric (for better or for worse!). Inside the pillow is a shredded mix of memory foam pieces. The pieces are a proprietary shredded mix of several different types of foams that are leftovers from the processing of larger foam pieces used to make a mattress or mattress topper, says the company. While other Snuggle-Pedic products are adjustable (meaning an individual can reach in and add or remove the filling), the body pillow is sealed. However, if more or less filling is desired-  a person can contact Relief-Mart (the maker of the pillow) directly and they will adjust the pillow and re-seal it.

Who Makes It?

This body pillow is made by an online health products company called Relief-Mart, Inc. Snuggle-Pedic is a subsidiary of Relief-Mart. The company says all of its products and support products are developed with the supervision of Dr. Rick Swartzburg, D.C., author of the #1 Back Pain Site and MemoryFoamMattress.org. In addition to the body pillow, the Snuggle-Pedic brand also sells an adjustable shredded memory foam pillow, memory foam mattress topper, and mattress that focuses on airflow. snuggle pedic pillow review packaging

Cleaning

Snuggle-Pedic is always really good about including a lot of instructions for and information about their products. The body pillow comes compressed and rolled up, so the company suggests the first thing to do (prior to washing) is to put it in the dryer for 10 to 20 minutes on high heat. Here are additional cleaning instructions from Snuggle-Pedic: To wash the pillow, we recommend washing the pillows in cold water on a gentle/delicate setting. If needed, color safe hydrogen peroxide bleach may be used for tougher stains. Please ensure that the washing machine is well balanced, due in part to when the pillow is fully saturated it can throw the spin cycle off if the load is not in balance. When the pillow is done in the washing machine, feel free to squeeze the pillow to remove [any] excess water that was absorbed as this will help significantly reduce the time needed for drying. For drying the pillow, we suggest starting out on a low heat setting and if necessary, gradually increasing the dryer heat until the cycle takes no longer to dry than a large load of laundry. We recommend following this procedure because each individual’s dryer works at different levels of strength. What is low heat on one individual’s dryer may be medium or even high heat on another. Putting the pillow in the dryer will actually revitalize the pillow, so feel free to do so every so often. 

Pros

  • Can be a useful pillow not only while pregnant but also postpartum and for other family members
  • Helpful customer service is happy to assist with customizing the pillow if needed
  • Fully machine washable and dryer friendly
  • Can support the back, bump, and side; individuals can also place it between their knees for additional support
  • Does not sleep hot
  • The cover is soft knit

Cons

  • Needs to be fluffed to maintain loft and firmness
  • Takes up a decent amount of space in the bed
  • There’s no way to open up the pillow and adjust the filling oneself
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Snuggle-Pedic Body Pillow

Snuggle-Pedic Body Pillow

The Snuggle-Pedic Full Body Pillow is a great full-length pillow that can work well for pregnant people who aren’t interested in C-shape or U-shaped options. It has a really nice shredded foam filling and soft breathable cover. It’s also one of the few large pillows we’ve reviewed that is washable in its entirety.

Mattress Clarity Score
4.40 / 5
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My Experience

I wanted to include a non-traditional pregnancy pillow amidst my reviews of pregnancy pillows because not everyone wants a C-shaped or U-shaped body pillow during their pregnancies. Sometimes a more attractive option can be a straight full body pillow that adds support but can also be used in other contexts. The Snuggle-Pedic Body Pillow is substantial. It’s 54″ in length and is filled with a proprietary mix of shredded memory foam pieces from the company’s factory in the States. The cover is textured, but it’s also a soft knit and can be covered with an additional pillowcase if desired. I personally had no problem sleeping on it directly, but it’s good to know there are other cover options if needed. My experience with the pillow was straightforward at night. I’m in my third trimester and used it to support my back some nights and then to support my legs and bump the other nights of my review. I found it the most comfortable when it was in front of me and I could sort of “spoon” it and let it support my bump and rest between my knees to better align my hips. This pillow is large, so if a person is planning to clean it, he or she will require a washing machine that’s large enough to fit the whole pillow. I’d highly recommend following the directions carefully to ensure the pillow is fully dried by the end. I would also suggest fluffing the pillow when it first arrives to help soften it up and loosen up the smaller pieces of filling. Put it in a balanced load in the washer and then squeeze out as much water as possible before throwing it in the dryer to cut down on drying time. Expect it to take a little while to dry; one may need to move the pieces around inside the pillow to make sure everything dries evenly (try throwing it in with a tennis ball, too!). I think this pillow is probably beneficial for all trimesters, but I think it becomes very useful after the 20-week mark and most women need to sleep primarily on their sides (as some experts suggest). I also like that the individual can manipulate the filling inside and it’s dense enough that it won’t fall flat. If more filling is needed, customers have the option to work with the customer service team to send the pillow back and have it customized to their liking! snuggle pedic pillow review katie

Overall

Snuggle-Pedic’s Body Pillow is a great alternative as a non-traditional pregnancy pillow option. Those who are already a fan of Snuggle-Pedic’s shredded foam pillows and mattresses will probably like this feel as well. It stays supportive, but it will need to be fluffed on occasion to maintain its loft and support. It won’t curve around the body, but it will support the back or front of the body if the person sleeps on his her or side at night. Plus, for pregnant women,  after the baby comes it can be a nice option for any postpartum needs or to share with someone else in the family. The price point is a little high — around $70 at full price – so I’d check with different retailers to price shop. Also, know that Snuggle-Pedic is very accommodating when it comes to customer service and helping to adjust the pillow until it works for the indivdual. For other pregnancy pillow reviews, click HERE. [Editor’s Note: The content provided on this site is for general informational purposes only. Any medical information provided is not a substitute for professional medical advice. We encourage potential customers to consult with the appropriate health expert if they have concerns.]

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Katie Golde

Katie Golde

Senior Digital Content Manager/Managing Editor​

About Author

Katie Golde is a Certified Sleep Science Coach and previously served Managing Editor and Head of Sleep Research for Mattress Clarity. She handled the daily operations of the site and you’ll still see her in plenty of reviews, from mattresses to travel pillow and bed pillow reviews – plus the occasional How-To video. In addition, Katie reported, writed, and edited sleep health and sleep industry news for the site.

Since joining the Mattress Clarity team in 2016, she has reviewed hundreds of sleep products, like bed pillows and mattresses and written over 200 sleep-related stories for the site. She probably knows more about bamboo sheets and bed pillows than any one person should.

Katie has been writing about wellness-related topics, including sleep, for the last eight years. The first sleep story she wrote covered the best and worst foods to eat before bed. Her previous work can be found in print and online publications like Discover Magazine, USA Today, Bustle and The Huffington Post.

She has a bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Northwestern University and a master’s degree in Journalism with a focus on Interactive Publishing from Northwestern’s Medill School of Journalism as well. During her graduate studies, Katie focused on health and science reporting and she received the G.D. Crain Award for demonstrating leadership, management, and entrepreneurial excellence during her final innovation project.

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