Anyone out there? I have this bad. But also have been throwing up and diarrhea. Am trying to find out what causes the second situation. Thanks. T in Pinehurst NV
Do the risers go under the mattress or the legs of bedframe? I would like to check this out for me. I had Poem procedure and has helped do take famodione
@candidough47 – the risers go under the legs/casters of the bedframe at the head of the bed. I have had to eliminate the headboard on my bed because the risers make a headboard a bad fit. At least, in my experience I haven’t found a headboard yet that would work with the risers under the top of the bed (frame).
Bed risers are found in any bedding store – and definitely on Amazon.
Do the risers go under the mattress or the legs of bedframe? I would like to check this out for me. I had Poem procedure and has helped do take famodione
Risers are probably more economical, but you can also buy a wedge. I bought a full body wedge from Amazon. It's basically a graduated piece of foam that goes under the mattress and elevates the upper part of the mattress.
Risers are probably more economical, but you can also buy a wedge. I bought a full body wedge from Amazon. It's basically a graduated piece of foam that goes under the mattress and elevates the upper part of the mattress.
@robertatheriveter – I would imagine that would flatten over time …? And those foam wedges are/would be expensive to replace … I bought my risers almost twenty years ago for under $20 and you can still get them for under $20.
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@candidough47 – the risers go under the legs/casters of the bedframe at the head of the bed. I have had to eliminate the headboard on my bed because the risers make a headboard a bad fit. At least, in my experience I haven’t found a headboard yet that would work with the risers under the top of the bed (frame).
Bed risers are found in any bedding store – and definitely on Amazon.
Risers are probably more economical, but you can also buy a wedge. I bought a full body wedge from Amazon. It's basically a graduated piece of foam that goes under the mattress and elevates the upper part of the mattress.
@robertatheriveter – I would imagine that would flatten over time …? And those foam wedges are/would be expensive to replace … I bought my risers almost twenty years ago for under $20 and you can still get them for under $20.
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@candidough47 – bed risers come in sets of four, but you need just two for under the legs/casters at the top of your bed.
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Bed+risers&i=kitchen-intl-ship&crid=21OZSQOZF9PTO&sprefix=bed+risers%2Ckitchen-intl-ship%2C87&ref=nb_sb_noss_2