The Mediflow Water Pillow, Original Memory Foam is designed for people who want better neck support, improved sleep comfort and a pillow that adapts to their body throughout the night.
Unlike a traditional pillow that can flatten or lose shape, this pillow uses Mediflow’s adjustable Waterbase™ Technology. The water layer responds as you move, helping support the natural position of your head, neck and shoulders. You can also adjust the firmness by adding or removing water, making it suitable for back sleepers, side sleepers and stomach sleepers.
The upper layer is made with soft, ventilated European memory foam. It gently contours to the head and neck while allowing better airflow for a more comfortable sleep experience. Beneath the memory foam, the waterbase provides steady support and helps reduce pressure points during the night.
This pillow may be a helpful option for people who wake up with neck stiffness, shoulder tension or discomfort caused by poor pillow support. It is also a good choice for those who need a pillow that can be customized instead of relying on one fixed height or firmness level.
Mediflow’s water pillow technology has been clinically studied for neck comfort and sleep quality, including research associated with Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. The product is also trusted by many healthcare professionals worldwide.
Who Is This Pillow For?
This pillow is ideal for anyone looking for a more supportive sleep surface, especially those dealing with neck discomfort, morning stiffness, shoulder tension or restless sleep caused by poor pillow positioning.
How to Adjust the Support
Simply add or remove water to change the level of support. Mediflow recommends approximately 2 litres for soft support, 3 litres for medium support and 4 to 5 litres for firm support.
The Mediflow Water Pillow, Original Memory Foam offers a practical balance of comfort, support and adjustability, making it a strong option for patients and customers who want a better night’s sleep with improved neck positioning.





