Complete Sleeprrr Therapeutic Pillow Home / Complete Sleeprrr Therapeutic Pillow
Posted by Dr Fiona McIntyre (Osteopath), 21 Mar 2023
$120.00
Complete Sleeprrr Therapeutic Pillow Features:
Designed to help with a range of conditions and ailments
– Headaches and migraine reduction
– Improve neck and shoulder pain
– Assists with sleep apnea and snoring
– Encourages side sleeping
– Improve posture and general wellness
– Helps you get a good night’s sleep
Please note that we are not required to provide a refund or replacement on personal use items unless the item is faulty.
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