I buy all my mattresses and pillows off the Internet at Bed in a Box. I know it sounds funny, and I was hesitant the first time but after trying it once I highly recommend it. Just go on line and take a look. Won't cost you a penny and you will be surprised at what you find.

I've been using a buckwheat hull pillow for many years. I have reverse curvature in my neck and this pillow has saved me.

I have Tempurpedic love it. Son got me new one an cant get use to it. I guess the old one is pretty flat, Just have to keep trying, maybe I will eventully sleep all nite with new one. they are very expensive,

We have temperpedic pillows. We bought them at Bed, Bath, and Beyond. My husband's cost $99 and mine cost $79. We both love them.

I have down pillows that must be 50 years old that were my mom's....maybe older, because we also had down pillows as kids. I have never been able to be comfortable on any of the alternate-filled pillows. I have picked up some newer down pillows when I found one or two at Tuesday Morning but have not really "shopped" for them.

Last pillows I bought were from Bed, Bath and Beyond. They are great!!! :-)

I thought I was the only one that had problems with pillows going flat. I finally got mad and stuffed my own, hasn't flattened yet, but sometimes I trade it for a softer one.

I only buy down/feather pillows because nothing else really adjusts and supports my head right. I used to always buy them at Daytons during their annual sale, but of course, they have been bought out by Macy's. Lots of people like those pillows. I also buy them at Herbergers. A pillow shouldn't squash down flat until many years of use. I usually replace pillows about every 10-15 years and then remake the pillow into something for the couch or a neck support for a family member.

I couldn't sleep one night and was watching an Infomercial for the Sobakawa pillow. Didn't buy one from the infomercial, but saw it in Target a few days later. Picked one up and LOVE it. Was $20.

Best money I spent hands down.

I make my own.
Use fiberfill and
if it flattens,
just stuff in some more.

I also fluff mine in the dryer each week.
J J