Anti-Suffocation Pillows

Anti-Suffocation Pillows

Anti-suffocation pillows are designed to reduce the risk of breathing difficulties during a seizure at night. They use specialist materials that allow air to pass through more easily than standard pillows. There is not currently enough research to prove that they are safer than normal pillows or that they can reduce the risk of SUDEP.

This type of aid may be helpful if you:

  • Have seizures at night and during sleep
  • Feel anxious about night-time safety

If you’re not sure which type of anti-suffocation pillow is right for you, it might be helpful to think about whether the pillow is:

  • Suitable for adults
  • Suitable for children
  • CE marked

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This guide provides general information only to help people affected by epilepsy find and compare technology, apps and medical devices that may be relevant to them. It is not medical advice and should not replace advice from a doctor or other qualified healthcare professional. Inclusion does not mean that Epilepsy Action recommends, endorses or clinically approves a product, and exclusion does not mean that a product is unsuitable. Overall ratings and review summaries are based on reviews that pass our moderation checks. They reflect user feedback, not clinical evidence or endorsement by Epilepsy Action. Reviews on this page are user-generated and reflect the views of the reviewer, not Epilepsy Action.

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breathe-zy anti suffocation pillow for epilepsy and seizures

Breathe-zy Pillow

Current rating: ☆☆☆

Suitable for adults

 Suitable for children

✔ CE marked

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sleep-safe anti suffocation pillow for epilepsy and seizures

Sleep-Safe Pillow

Current rating: ☆☆☆

Suitable for adults

 Suitable for children

✔ CE marked

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telmenow anti suffocation pillow for epilepsy and seizures

TelMeNow Pillow

Current rating: Not enough reviews

Suitable for adults

 Suitable for children

CE marked

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