Utah brothers, Peter and Mark, created a pillow that is fully adjustable. It's like building your own pillow from the ground up.
If you've been on the market for a pillow lately you've probably been overwhelmed with options. The simple choice of picking a pillow can become a frustrating, complicated matter, as you consider different materials, firmness, shape, and even height of a pillow.To solve the problem, two Utah brothers, Peter and Mark, created
Twilla pillows are specifically made for better spine health as users are able to position Pods according to the exact amount of neck support needed. There are other adjustable pillows on the market, and nearly every one comes with loose, messy filling that makes it difficult to add to the pillow.The adjustment Pods can also be positioned within the pillow for specific neck pain relief.
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