Goodbye, stiff mornings
Relieve lower back pain, sciatica & morning stiffness while you sleep, right in your own bed.
“At 62, I thought waking up with a stiff, painful back was just part of getting older. One week sleeping with this and I’m moving around in the morning like myself again.” Diane R., USA
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When you lie down, your lower back doesn’t touch the mattress. Its natural curve leaves a gap, and on your side your waist dips toward the mattress. For 7 to 8 hours the lower spine sags into that space, the back muscles stay tense to hold it up, and the nerve roots that form the sciatic nerve get squeezed. That’s the deep ache, the morning stiffness and the burning down your leg.
Core 2.0 works by:
Result: Your back muscles finally rest, the pressure comes off the nerve, and you wake up without the stiff, aching back.
On your back, your lower back hangs over an empty space all night. Without support, the lumbar spine sags toward the mattress, so the muscles that should be resting spend the night holding it up. That’s why you wake up stiffer than you went to bed.
Core 2.0 helps by:
Result: Your lower back rests in its natural position, and the morning ache has nothing left to feed on.
On your side, your waist dips into the mattress and bends the lower spine sideways for hours. That bend crowds the space where the nerve roots leave the spine, which is why the burning and tingling down your leg is often worst at night and first thing in the morning.
Core 2.0 helps by:
Result: The nerve gets room to calm down, so the burning stops waking you up and you can sleep on your side again.
A pillow or rolled-up towel under your back works for about ten minutes. The first time you turn over, it slips out, and the gap is back for the rest of the night. Most people give up on lumbar support because of exactly this.
Core 2.0 helps by:
Result: The support is still there at 3 a.m., which is when your back actually needs it.

A lumbar support you can’t sleep in ends up on the floor by midnight. Hard foam wedges trap heat and dig into your back, so they never make it to morning.
Core 2.0 helps by:
Result: It feels like a soft pillow hugging your waist, not a brace, so you actually keep it on until morning.
Lower back pain that is worst in the morning usually comes from the night, not the day. Lying flat leaves your lower back hanging over a gap, so the muscles along the spine stay switched on for hours to hold it up.
Core 2.0 fills that gap with a memory foam cushion, so those muscles can switch off and the ache has a chance to settle overnight.
Sciatica is the burning, tingling or electric pain that runs from your lower back or buttock down your leg. It happens when the nerve roots that form the sciatic nerve get irritated where they leave the lower spine.
When your spine sags or bends at night, that space gets tighter. Core 2.0 keeps the lower spine straight, on your back or your side, so the nerve gets room to calm down.
The discs between your lower vertebrae work like cushions. When the spine sags into the mattress for hours, they get squeezed unevenly, which is why disc pain often flares in the morning.
Holding your spine in its natural curve all night spreads that load more evenly and takes the strain off the lower discs while you sleep.
The SI joints connect your spine to your pelvis. On your side, a dipping waist twists the pelvis slightly for hours and strains these joints, which you feel as a deep ache low in the back or hip.
The side cushion keeps your hips and spine level, so the joint isn’t pulled out of line all night.
That stiff, locked-up feeling in the first minutes out of bed is your back muscles still guarding after a night of holding you up.
With the gap filled, they can actually rest, so you get out of bed loose instead of shuffling to the bathroom holding your back.
Many people don’t notice how often back pain wakes them: a sharp twinge when turning over, a numb leg at 3 a.m., another change of position.
Because Core 2.0 wraps around your waist and turns with you, the support never disappears when you move, so pain stops breaking up your night.

Problem:Your lower back hangs over an empty gap all night
Solution: The memory foam cushion fills the space between your lower back and the mattress, so your spine rests in its natural curve instead of sagging for 7 to 8 hours.
Problem:Your waist dips and bends your spine on your side
Solution: The side cushion fills the space between your waist and the mattress, so your spine stays straight from shoulders to hips while you sleep on your side.
Problem:Squeezed nerve roots send pain down your leg
Solution: With your lower spine held straight, the space where the nerve roots leave the spine stays open, so the burning and tingling down your leg stops flaring up at night.
Problem:Back muscles guard all night and wake up locked
Solution: Once the gap is filled, the muscles along your spine stop working to hold you up and finally rest, so you get out of bed loose instead of stiff.
Problem:Pillows and towels slip out when you turn over
Solution: Core 2.0 wraps around your waist and closes with a strap, so it turns with you and the support is still there at 3 a.m.
Problem:Hot, hard supports end up on the floor by midnight
Solution: Soft memory foam inside a breathable mesh lets air through, and the whole pillow goes in the washing machine, so you actually keep it on until morning.
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Booked separately, getting your back looked after adds up fast:
A typical 12-visit course costs $750 or more, and the relief fades when the visits stop. Core 2.0 costs $69 once and supports your back every single night.
We know back pain is exhausting, so we make trying Core 2.0 easy and safe.
People who finally sleep through the night, in their own words.
Was skeptical, but desperate. Ready for surgery. Huge relief at 4 to 5 nights. I can’t believe it.

Bought this for my husband, who complains about his back but never wants to try anything lol. Initially got the usual ‘what have you ordered now’ reaction. He’s been putting it on before bed without me reminding him, which probably says more than anything I could write.
I have used this the last 6 nights and I am not waking up several times a night from pain. I’m a chiropractor who will definitely be recommending this to my chronic low back pain patients!
Not an overnight miracle for me. I still have some stiff mornings, but I’m more comfortable lying down with this than without it. Happy to keep using it.

I’m mostly a side sleeper but I turn over a lot. Usually that means whatever pillow I’ve tucked behind me ends up somewhere else entirely. The wraparound part was why I ordered this and it’s what I like most about it. I can move without having to rearrange everything.
Much easier than trying to keep a rolled-up towel under my back. Put it on, get comfortable, done.

Was expecting something stiff and bulky. It’s actually quite soft. You know it’s there, but not in an annoying way.

I was worried about the feeling of having something wrapped around me while sleeping. I don’t even like tight pajama waistbands. But I can adjust this how I like it, and wearing it over a thin top has been comfortable.

I bought it mainly for sleeping on my back. There’s usually that spot where I feel like I need to tuck something underneath me, and this fits there nicely. It’s one of those things that makes more sense once you actually lie down with it.
I nearly didn’t order because I thought wearing a pillow to bed sounded ridiculous. Still looks a bit funny, to be fair. But I care a lot more about being comfortable than looking elegant in my pajamas.
Sleep with Core 2.0 every night. If your back doesn’t feel better within 30 nights, you get your money back.