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" Best for Side Sleepers Pacific Coast Double DownAround Firm  ($50 to $70, amazon.com)  Testers found the dense feather-and-down stuffing in this plush option dreamy. &amp;quot;The perfect height,&amp;quot; one said. Cuddledown Sateen Synthetic Fill Contour Cradle Gusseted  ($69 to $89, cuddledown.com)  A special shoulder cutout makes this comfy pillow perfect for propping up dedicated side snoozers. JCPenney Signature Collection Side Sleeper  ($55, jcpenney.com)  The foam sprang back into shape after we stacked on 30 pounds for eight hours, a sign of good durability. Testers deemed it comfortable and substantial. Best for Back Sleepers Garnet Hill Signature Jacquard Down  ($130 to $178, garnethill.com)  Its lofty down fill explains the price. This kept its shape \u2014 no lumps! \u2014 and easily slid into a case after five washings. The Company Store Black Label Primaloft Medium  ($64 to $74, thecompanystore.com)  Looked as good as new even after laundering, and its synthetic filling held up well: &amp;quot;Loved how it cradled my head,&amp;quot; one sleepy volunteer observed. Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Neck  ($89 to $159, tempurpedic.com)  A curved design cushions the head and neck. Most found the foam&amp;#039;s shape and firmness supportive; a few pronounced it &amp;quot;too hard.&amp;quot; Best for Stomach Sleepers Pacific Coast Double DownAround Soft  ($50 to $70, amazon.com)  Aced all lab tests, from multiple washings to withstanding weight, but testers were split on whether it was soft enough. Wamsutta Comfort Medium Support  ($15 to $20, bedbathandbeyond.com)  At this price, it was impressive how well this pillow both maintained its appearance after laundering and held up to our durability test; it also struck the ideal balance of cushiness and support, dozers reported. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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