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Beddey, I saw all your post regarding that pillow. Did you ever do surgery on it? My only concern with it was that a couple of people said it used rather firm latex. I'd like to try one like it with soft latex. Heck, if the Simmons doesn't work for me, maybe I'll feed it to my food processor, and make my own soft shredded latex pillow!...

First, the Rejevenite. We received this pillow free with our MyComfort bed purchase. My wife has been sleeping on it and loves it. I tried it and found it near perfect, too. It is hard to believe it is a firm, however, since your head sinks so readily into it. It has a loft of about 6.5"-7", but my head sinks to near the bottom. This is not too much of a problem, as I could "scrunch" up the pillow and it would remain scrunched. It doesn't feel like it is pushing back too much like other latex pillows, yet it has that great latex support when bottomed out, and slight bounce when head is lifted. Although I could use a little more loft to place my head higher when bottomed out, I would not want this pilow harder - I love its softness. Just a note, we received this pillow off...

Sheesh! What a mess my post ended up looking like! I had posted a link to HomeVisions Natura Dream Mate Granulated latex with a wool outer. But, it came up looking sloppy! :(<BR><BR>&amp;lt;BR&amp;gt;You might want to try this:&amp;amp;nbsp; http://www.homevisions.com/hvprod/prod_display1.asp?Product=52484&amp;amp;amp;CMB=&amp;amp;amp;CP=00&amp;amp;amp;pp=yes&amp;amp;amp;afsrc=1&amp;amp;nbsp;&amp;amp;nbsp;&amp;amp;nbsp; It's a nice compromise between the firmer latex pillows and a down/feather pillow. I preferred the Standard size. The Queen size was too springy and lofty for me. Almost felt like a solid latex pillow. The Standard allows me to scrunch up the granulated latex easier and it conforms to my head the way I want.&amp;lt;BR&amp;gt;&amp;lt;BR&amp;gt;&amp;lt;BR&amp;gt;<BR> donw wrote: