Study finding
87% of chronic low back pain patients report sleeping in a side-lying position, with 92% experiencing sleep difficulties due to back pain
Source:Central Hospital of Central Finland - Sleep Position StudyIn stock.
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Made by Putnams in Britain and supplied to healthcare professionals across the UK. Suppliers to the NHS. Recommended by occupational therapists to prevent pelvic twisting and relieve lower back tension.
Prevents the top knee from pulling the pelvis and twisting the lower back.
Includes a soft strap to keep the pillow secured to your leg during sleep.
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When sleeping on your side, your top leg naturally drops forward, putting pressure on your lower back, hip joints, and spine. Our Orthopaedic Side Sleeper Knee Pillow gently separates your knees, creating the perfect natural alignment to ease daily pressure, reduce joint tension, and support a restful night's sleep.
Designed with an innovative built-in adjustable leg strap, this cushion stays securely in position all night long so you never lose your support while sleeping.
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The pillow is placed between the knees while lying on your side. The adjustable strap can be wrapped around the leg to help keep the pillow in position.
Yes. The pillow is designed specifically for people who sleep on their side.
The pillow is available in original foam, memory foam, British wool and organic buckwheat hull fillings so you can choose your preferred firmness.
Yes. The cotton cover can be removed and washed according to the care instructions.
Yes. The pillow can also be used between the knees when sitting for additional support.
Place the knee pillow between your knees when side sleeping. If you switch sides during the night, the pillow should move with you. The strap helps keep it in place. For back sleepers, place under knees to reduce lower back strain.
87% of chronic low back pain patients report sleeping in a side-lying position, with 92% experiencing sleep difficulties due to back pain
Source:Central Hospital of Central Finland - Sleep Position StudyClinical research recommends side-lying with supportive alignment to reduce low back pain, noting that proper pillow support between knees can help maintain spinal neutral position
Source:Musculoskeletal Care - Systematic Review, 2025Try lying on your side with a pillow between your knees. Sleep in whichever position is comfortable for you, using pillows to support your body and maintain alignment.
Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, Physiotherapy DepartmentIndividual results may vary. This evidence summary is educational and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Consult a healthcare professional for personalised medical advice.