The Different Types of Lumbar Back Pillow

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Lumbar Cushion - Gray 12 inch polyurethane foam molded to curve around to the sides of the back. Supports the lumbar and sacral regions of the spinal column while sitting. May be used in chair or car. Washable, removable covers.
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The Different Types of Lumbar Support Pillow
If you suffer from back discomfort a lumber support pillow can help to relieve and even prevent back
distress. There are several different styles of pillows from which to choose from depending on your need. There is a SlimRest lumber support pillow that will support your back without being bulky. This is due to there being more thickness at the sides of the pillow than in the middle of the pillow. It has somewhat of a winged effect that provides support to the lumbar (located in your lower back) spine.
This pillow also features a strap that you can secure around your chair to keep the pillow in place. It will fit any chair and the pillow can also be used in your car. The cover is made of a cotton polyester blend and it comes in several different colors. The pillow measures twelve inches by fourteen inches and is three inches deep.Travis's cat, and Travis
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The HiBak lumbar support pillow works well in a chair or in a car or truck.Back-Hugger Seat Lumbar Cushion It will help to relieve muscle and spinal discomfort and enable you to ride in a car longer and be much more comfortable. You will also find that you will have reduced muscle tension in your legs when using this pillow. It will work great in your office too. It measures twenty-two inches by fourteen inches and is four inches deep.Hibak Rest Medium

The BackHugger lumbar support pillow relieves low back disc pressure and reduces back pain and

fatigue. Its unique shape will support you laterally and vertically. It has a washable velour cover and
will give you the ultimate support in your home, in your office or in your car. This lumbar support pillow
is available in two versions: the standard version that works best for straight-back chairs and benches,
and the bucket seat version that works best for curved-back chairs and bucket seats. The dimensions
are fourteen inches by fourteen inches by two inches deep.

TheJobri Bi-Foam Lumbar Cushion provides lateral back support as it is made of variable density foam
segments. It has an adjustable strap to hold the pillow in place and to also allow you to change the
support position to accommodate different chairs. It measures thirteen inches by seven inches by four
inches deep.
These lumbar support pillows will allow you to sit in comfort and will properly support your back
whether you are watching television, reading a book or talking on the telephone. Most of the time back
pain results from sitting in positions that are not ideal for the curvatures of your spine. Lumbar support
pillows are easy to take with you no matter where you go. They are lightweight and will not take up
much room in a suitcase if you want to one take one along when you go on vacation. If you take a
look at some of the different varieties of these pillows online, you will find different sizes, shapes and
prices. They are not very expensive and will be well worth any money spent for the comfort and relief
from back discomfort that they will provide.
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