I was waking up stiff every single morning and blaming my mattress. Three weeks with Nira under my lower back and getting out of bed doesn't feel like a chore anymore.

I sit at a desk nine hours a day. This lives on my office chair now and my lower back isn't aching by 3pm. Should've bought one years ago.

Bought it for my mum who's always complaining about her back. She rings me to tell me how well she's been sleeping. Best gift I've given her in years.

I drive a ute for work, hours a day. Chucked this behind my back and the difference on long days is massive. Getting one for the missus next.

Side sleeper — it fills the gap between my waist and the mattress perfectly. I've stopped tossing and turning trying to get comfortable.

Got one for the bed, liked it so much I ordered a second for the car. Long commutes don't wreck me anymore.

Was sceptical because nothing has worked for my lower back. The 30-day trial convinced me to give it a go. It's still on my bed, so that says it all.

Work from home and my dining chair was ruining my posture. This made it actually bearable. Great quality cover too.

I'm in my 60s and very fussy with pillows. This one actually supports where it should. I use it in my reading chair every evening and in bed at night.

After gym days my lower back gets so tight. Lying back with Nira under the curve is the best part of my evening now.

The cover unzips and washes really well — no pilling, still looks brand new. Little things like that make it feel premium.

Strict back sleeper and I always felt a gap under my spine. Nira fills it exactly. I notice the difference on the nights I forget to use it.

Got the 3-pack — one for the bed, one for the couch, one for the office. There's basically nowhere in my day my back isn't supported now.

Months in and it still holds its shape — no slumping, no flattening. Quality is way better than the cheap ones I tried before.

My daughter ordered it for me. It's soft but holds you properly, and it helps me get comfortable on the recliner and in bed. Very happy.