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I keep falling asleep in my glasses
A spectacle arm is a thin rigid bar running along the exact line where your head meets the pillow, ending in a hook over the ear — the smallest contact patch on your body. It concentrates load into a line rather than spreading it, which is why twenty minutes of it leaves a mark and why frames come out of it bent.
What the pillow has to do
- conforming top layer — A surface able to displace further than the object protrudes — typically a dual-density build with a soft top over a supportive base.
- loft in measured range — Pillow loft within the range your own measurement implies. This is first for every constraint in this cluster, because no surface is soft enough to rescue a pillow your head has already flattened.
How people ask this
- Fell asleep with glasses on bent frames
- Glasses hurt behind ear lying down
- Reading in bed glasses side sleeping
The pillows indexed here
Work out your own loft first → Loft comes before everything else on this list.