Two Pack of Under Mattress Wedges,Adjustable Height Bed Wedge,Mattress Elevator for Acid Reflux,Metal Mattress Lifter Wedge,to Assist with GERD,Heartburn

+1 would buy again good for: road trips We need a raised bed when travelling (GERD/reflux), pretty easy toss these in the car and they work well on a queen mattress (slide mattress toward foot of bed, set up both sid-by-side at the headboard, pull mattress back up). Solid, fold down flat, travel well. They're a good size for what they do. The inflatable wedge things are fragile, easy for them to leak / go flat. bad for: air travel, I imagine - would burn a lot of space in luggage. may ok for: long term home use. A "zero gravity" adjustable bed is better for home/long-term, but these rack things maybe useful for for a guest bedroom / power outage (makes an adjustable bed non-adjustable).

I read all of the reviews and was very hesitant about buying this product, but went with it anyway as there wasn’t anything else like it on the market. These mattress lift bars are very sturdy and create a perfect height, which is also adjustable, especially for post OP care. I use them with my king tempurpedic mattress and they create a purfect comfort

***Don't waste your time buying this item!!!*** I will give it 2 stars, but only because it's sturdy. Otherwise... go ahead and scratch your head at these images. Basically the adjustable bar does not even reach the last notch/lowest setting and even 1 notch above, it's basically laying flat, not rising anything (except for my blood pressure for spending $$$ on it and having to return it now!!). I *wish* this item worked, because it is very sturdy and was perfect for our RV mattress. BUT... even on any setting that would actually raise it enough to make any difference, it was killing my neck, woke up in pain. Returning it, with a broken heart. The search continues for something to use as a bed riser in the RV.

This works good, but I just wish it went down one more step lower as at times it was a bit to high on the lowest step.

This design has major flaws. Levels of elevation start at like 4" and then 10" is the next level. There really needs to be a few options between 4 and 10". The last 2 levels (4") are exactly the same, leaving you almost lying flat on your back, and the next level up (10) is too high for sleeping. That is a 6" difference. Doesn't sound like much but it is. I had lower back pain after the first night. The only positive is that the construction is sturdy. Apparently the seller is not reading the reviews or these adjustments would have been implemented. Save your self time and gas not having to return.

It actually works. It's way better than those ridiculous foam wedges. My one problem is the price($100.00). Forced to buy a 2 pack. They are only sold as a 2 pack. I have a lung condition so it was needed. At least they work!!!

Although the price is a little high, it is way cheaper than an electric lift. I leave mine in a set position so I don't adjust it up or down. They are very solid. Make sure if you have a steel frame foundation that you at least use zip ties to hold it in place. I'm not sure how this would do on a box springs type foundation. You must also have a mattress that can be used on an adjustable bed. Most nowadays are but not all of them.

For whatever reason I can't sleep on a flat bed. Bottom line is this does it job. Even without a headboard I was able to use a ton of zip ties and it stays in place. The two included were great for the queen size mattress. Yes you will have to relift the mattress it may slide down a few inches after each night but very very very effective and I really am grateful. A proper rising bed frame was def not in the budget for me. So this was the best option and I am so glad I purchased this. Thank you!