Support pillow
OwnerAdam A. Zuberinventor
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Abstract
A circular-shaped support pillow (1) having a head support (2) with a top surface (3) and a bottom surface (4). The bottom surface of the head support is preferably planar. The top surface of the head support is preferably convex, thereby curving or angling downward from an apex (6) located in the center of the head support to an outer perimeter (5) of the head support. The angled top surface of the head support positions a user's jaw in a downward angled position when the individual is laying face down on the pillow of the present invention. An optional base (7) may extend downward from the bottom surface of the head support to elevate the head support and to provide additional space for the user to place his or her arms around and/or under the perimeter edge 5 the head support.
Claims16
A support pillow comprising:
- a circular-shaped head support having a top surface, a bottom surface and a perimeter edge;
- said bottom surface of the head support being planar;
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- said top surface of the head support angling downward from an apex located in a center of the circular-shaped head support to the perimeter edge of the head support.
A support pillow comprising:
- a circular-shaped head support having a top surface, a bottom surface and a perimeter edge;
- said bottom surface of the head support being planar;
- said top surface of the head support angling downward from an apex located in a center of the circular-shaped head support to the perimeter edge of the head support;
- and
- a base having a bottom surface and a perimeter side wall extending downward from the bottom surface of the head support.
A support pillow comprising:
- a circular-shaped head support having a top surface, a bottom surface and a perimeter edge;
- said bottom surface of the head support being planar;
- said top surface of the head support angling downward from an apex located in a center of the circular-shaped head support to the perimeter edge of the head support;
- a base having a bottom surface and a perimeter side wall extending downward from the bottom surface of the head support;
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- said base having a circular shape and a diameter that is less than a diameter of the head support, thereby creating an overhang.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.