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Every pillow in the index, side by side

Every spec below was read from the manufacturer's own product page on the date shown in its source line. Nothing is copied from a review site, an aggregator, or a retailer listing. Where a manufacturer does not publish a number, it is named as not published — an absent spec is itself information and is shown as absent, never estimated.

Pillow	Loft	Adjustable	Ear opening	Trial	Price
Cushion Lab Deep Sleep Pillow	5–5.5"	No	No	not published	$89.00 was $138.00
The Pillow With A Hole Ltd. The Original P.W.A.H® V2	3.5"	Yes	Yes	14 nights	$90–$155
Coop Sleep Goods Original Adjustable Pillow	not published	Yes	No	100 nights	$71.20 was $89.00
Blissbury Ear Pillow	4–5"	Yes	Yes	stated two ways	$54.90
Elviros C1 Adjustable CPAP Pillow	2.4–4.1"	Yes	Yes	100 nights	$51.99 was $129.00

Read the trial column first. A fit problem takes more than a couple of nights to judge — your neck adapts, and the first nights on a correct pillow can feel worse than the wrong one you were used to. Across this index the published windows run from 14 to 100 nights, which are not the same product risk at all. And one is worse than unpublished: Blissbury Ear Pillow states its trial two different ways on its own page — The page states both a 100 Night Sleep Guarantee and a 30 night sleep trial. This index prints the contradiction rather than picking the friendlier number.

A pillow named for your problem is not automatically tall enough for you. Every pillow in this index built around an opening or a cut-out tops out at 5″, and 3 of 3 of them cannot reach the top of the 4.5–5.2″ band a mid-range adult needs (The Pillow With A Hole Ltd. The Original P.W.A.H® V2, Blissbury Ear Pillow, Elviros C1 Adjustable CPAP Pillow). That matters more here than it would elsewhere, because under-lofting is the mechanism that makes the ear hurt in the first place — so a pillow that solves the object and misses the height can leave you with the original problem in a new shape. Measure first, then check the loft column.

Computed from the 5 pillows in this index, not a claim about the market. Only 1 general-purpose pillow here publishes a fixed loft, which is too few to say specialty pillows are shorter than average — only that these ones fall short of the band.

Why these columns and not others

Loft (in)

The one number the fit calculation is about.

Loft adjustable

Required loft is a property of your body and your mattress, not of the pillow. Adjustability is how a product survives being wrong about you.

Ear opening

Which family of answer it belongs to.

Trial (nights)

THE most under-published spec in this category. A fit problem takes more than a few nights to judge — your neck adapts, and the first two nights on a correct pillow can feel worse than the wrong one you were used to. A 14-day window and a 100-night window are not the same product risk, and no pillow comparison anywhere puts them side by side.

Price

Volatile. Always the last thing to check, and the reason a page like this is worth clicking through from an AI answer.

5 pillows indexed. Adding one is a row of data, not a new page written by hand.