Adjustable Beds for Acid Reflux
An adjustable bed designed for managing acid reflux features a tilt function, originally created by Symphony Sleep. This function allows the entire bed base to be angled, helping to alleviate symptoms of GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease) and acid reflux.
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Symphony Sleep ES500 Adjustable Bed
$1,348.00 – $3,396.00
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Symphony Sleep ES600 Adjustable Bed
$1,498.00 – $3,696.00
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Symphony Sleep Premier 600E Adjustable Bed
Original price was: $3,098.00.$1,520.00Current price is: $1,520.00.
Split King • Single King • Queen • Twin XLSelect options
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Symphony Sleep Premier 500E Adjustable Bed
$1,275.00 – $1,940.00
Split California King • Split King • Single King • Split Queen • Queen • Full • Twin XL • TwinSelect options
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Symphony Sleep Premier 400E Adjustable Bed
$1,250.00 – $1,900.00
Split King • Single King • Queen • Full • Twin XLSelect options
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Adjustable Bed for Acid Reflux
Many individuals who experience discomfort while sleeping at night may benefit from a bed designed for acid reflux. Many forums and doctors recommend sleeping at an angle of seven degrees to help alleviate acid reflux symptoms. However, not all adjustable beds offer this specific tilt angle. The first company to create an elevation feature for beds is Symphony Sleep, which holds the patent for this angle adjustment.
Sleeping at an angle can help reduce acid reflux symptoms because gravity keeps stomach acid down, which in turn promotes better sleep at night. In the past, people often used a wedge to achieve this elevation, but the wedge lacks the flexibility to adjust the bed when elevation isn’t necessary.