Far infrared pillow
Abstract
This is a type of body support cervical vertebrae pillow, including pillowcase and pillow, and has the following features: the pillowcase as mentioned is in barrel shape, and the pillow inside is made of far infrared material. The barrel-shaped pillowcase as mentioned is made of net material, and there is a band oillet on each edge of the openings by its two ends, and there is an opening lock band through the oillet. The far infrared material as mentioned is of tube type rubber segments that contain far infrared ceramic powder. This utility model may be put beneath the cervical vertebrae while in sleep, in a vehicle, in an airplane or during a break while working, and it will effectively improve blood circulation at the cervical vertebrae and relax the muscles through the action of far infrared emitted from the pillow, so as to fulfill the purpose of relief, prevention, and supplementary treatment of cervical spondylosis.
Claims
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4 . A far infrared pillow comprising:
an inner compartment; far infrared material that is contained within the inner compartment; and a pillowcase that is securely held to the inner compartment.
5 . The far infrared pillow of claim 4 where the pillowcase comprises a zipper.
6 . The far infrared pillow of claim 4 where the pillowcase comprises an oillet.
7 . The far infrared pillow of claim 6 where there is a lock band through the oillet.
8 . The far infrared pillow of claim 4 where the far infrared material comprises rubber segments filled with far infrared ceramic powder.
9 . The far infrared pillow of claim 4 where the inner compartment is barrel shaped.
10 . The far infrared pillow of claim 4 where the inner compartment is horseshoe shaped.
11 . The far infrared pillow of claim 4 where the inner compartment is disk shaped.
12 . The far infrared pillow of claim 4 where the inner compartment is shaped like a snake.Cited by (0)
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