Mattress Genie Adjustable Bed, Twin Size, Alternative to Hospital Bed, Perfect for Those Dealing with Acid Reflux, GERD, Post Surgery Recovery, Congestion and Snoring

I had to have major surgery and looked at multiple options for a bed assist. We have twin beds in a spare room that I planned on using so I purchased a twin version.It worked perfectly! I love how I could adjust my bed position with a push of the button. It is a bit loud (similar to a vacuum) however, since I was in a different room than my spouse it was not a problem!

This was purchased for a grandson who has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. This works great when they travel to raise his upper body up while in bed. He can get himself higher or lower with this as needed. It is small enough that it packs well. Just what they needed.

Purchased for my father in the final months of his life. It was one of the few ways we could comfortably prop him up to eat & drink. No arms around his back or trying to gently hold on to each other's arms. It only received a couple months of use, but ended up being a Godsend.

Bought this for work, works very well but the only size options was twin then queen and really needed a full but works good

Said in the description you could use it under a pillow. I ordered a twin and we have a king mattress. Only using it for me, my husband did not need or want it. Tried it once and was the worst sleep I have had. It is too stiff for under a pillow. Other then that it works fine.

Over engineering. The Adjustable air motor died on second use. We'll probably ended up cutting the hose back and adding a manual inflation cap on it. Portable USB charged inflators are more reliable than this bulky motor.

I purchased the twin size genie to use for an elderly relative that at times needs to be fed or take medicine in a twin bed. It raises up quickly and holds in the position of our choice. When using it at bedtime it stays inflated for the majority if not the entire night. The height can be adjusted quickly and there is a button to just have the air completely released quickly if one wishes to sit on the raised portion of the bed. I use it with a 10/12 inch mattress and it works well. It would be nice for just reading or watching TV in bed or gerd issues.

I inflated the mattress genie and checked that the tubing was secure on both ends. The night started off well but the inflatable balloon (or "bladder" as they call it) had significantly deflated by morning and was entirely deflated a few hours later. If it didn't leak this would be a fine product -- more comfortable than a wedge. I'll return but not sure if it's worth replacing for another try. I wonder if it had been previously returned and repackaged by Amazon.Update: Well, I exchanged but the second product also leaked during the night - one to four inches, so not as much -- but I returned that as well. I now think a basic wedge under the mattress would work better, although not adjustable. The air bladder may not leak in the factory, but putting it under a heavy mattress and rolling around on it all night and you deflate at least somewhat. My bed has thin metal slats under the mattress, so maybe putting it on a flat box spring or wood platform wouldn't be such an issue. Also, if you don't mind reflating before using each night and realizing it will go down somewhat, this might still be of value to you.