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Kanuda sells four full size cervical pillows at the same $259 and publishes only two numbers to tell them apart. On the Primo Air those are a 2.52 inch neck support height and a 0.98 inch back-of-head support height, the tallest back-of-head figure in the range.
Price: $259 · Verified: 2026-09-11
Kanuda sells four full size cervical pillows at the same $259 and publishes only two numbers to tell them apart. On the Primo Air those are a 2.52 inch neck support height and a 0.98 inch back-of-head support height, the tallest back-of-head figure in the range.
The Primo Air is one of four full size cervical pillows Kanuda USA sells at $259, and $259 is the standing ask rather than a markdown. Not one variant across the store's 21 published products carries a compare-at price, so there is no struck-through anchor and no clearance figure anywhere in the catalogue. It is a single variant, SKU PRI100, a one-time purchase with no subscription and no consumable. The refund policy's own worked examples corroborate the number, naming Primo Air at 259 USD. The only site-wide discount the storefront publishes is 10 percent off a first order for an email signup; the 20 percent and 15 percent figures that appear in the refund policy are worked examples of how a bundle refund is computed, not a published offer.
The pillow measures 23.6 inches long by 11.8 inches wide by 4.6 inches high, with a neck support height of 2.52 inches and a back-of-head support height of 0.98 inches. Those two numbers are the only numeric basis Kanuda gives for choosing between the four models. Neck support runs Andante 2.56, Primo Air 2.52, Largo 2.36 and Piano Air 2.17 inches; back-of-head support runs Primo Air 0.98, Largo 0.79, Andante 0.71 and Piano Air 0.71 inches. All four carry the same 0.4 inch height pad, which the brand says raises the pillow height by 0.4 inches. The four product pages share an identical set of benefit bullets, all of them the brand's own claims, with no model-specific bullet on any page.
Foam is what Kanuda calls High-Density Tensegrity Foam, a polyurethane foam, under a 100 percent polyester liner with a waterproof coating. Primo Air is the only full size model that ships a Mulberry default case, at 60 percent polyester and 40 percent rayon. Two figures disagree across the brand's own layers: the rendered product page publishes a 0.4 inch height pad and that Mulberry 60/40 cover, while the legacy Shopify description field carried in products.json publishes a 0.5 inch height pad and a 54/43/3 polyester, rayon and cotton cover. The help page FAQ independently states 0.4 inches. The box holds the pillow, the default pillow case and the height pad insert, and the brand's care line is hand wash with mild detergent then air dry, with tumble drying expressly prohibited.
Orders are processed within 1 to 2 business days and the brand says most arrive within 4 to 7 days, with no delivery to P.O. boxes.
A back or side sleeper choosing between Kanuda's four full size models who wants the range's tallest back-of-head support at 0.98 inches, and who is fine with a pillow the brand itself describes as firmer than a traditional one.
The 60 day window is not a free trial: a return or exchange costs $25 per order, the item must go back in original packaging, the policy covers the contiguous US only with Hawaii, Alaska and everywhere else paying return shipping and receiving no refund on original shipping, and the support page calls it a 60-Night Trial while the policy page calls it a 60 day return or exchange window carrying that fee. The one year warranty is scoped to pillows and the in-box pillow cover and never names the four Nap traction devices, the Lumbar Support Back Cushion, the Travel Pillow or the three separately sold pillowcase lines, disputes go to binding arbitration under AAA Commercial Arbitration Rules in Los Angeles before three arbitrators, and Magnuson Moss Warranty Act Title I claims must be arbitrated first.
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Kanuda USA Primo Air cross-shops across several editorial surfaces on this site: the full brand catalog, the buyer-intent tags this item carries, the price band it qualifies for and the in-depth guides for its category.
Kanuda USA Primo Air - buyer FAQ
How much does the Kanuda Primo Air cost?
$259, and that is the standing ask rather than a sale figure: not one variant in the 21 published products carries a compare-at price. It is a single variant, SKU PRI100. The refund policy's worked examples name Primo Air at 259 USD. The only site-wide discount published is 10 percent off a first order for an email signup.
How does the Primo Air differ from the Piano Air, Largo and Andante?
Kanuda publishes two numbers per model. Neck support height: Andante 2.56, Primo Air 2.52, Largo 2.36, Piano Air 2.17 inches. Back-of-head support height: Primo Air 0.98, Largo 0.79, Andante 0.71, Piano Air 0.71 inches. All four measure 23.6 inches long and carry the same 0.4 inch height pad, and Andante is the only one 11.4 inches wide rather than 11.8.
What does a return cost?
The window is 60 days and it is not free: the brand charges a $25 return or exchange fee per order, and the item must be returned in original packaging. The 60 day policy covers the contiguous US only; buyers in Hawaii, Alaska or outside it pay return shipping and receive no refund on original shipping costs.
What does the warranty cover?
One year from the date of purchase, covering defects in material and workmanship in normal home use. It runs to the original purchaser only, in the United States not including US territories, is not transferable and needs proof of purchase. Remedy is repair or replacement at Kanuda's option, and a replaced pillow inherits the original purchase date, so the one year term does not restart.
Can I pay with HSA or FSA funds?
The brand says most of its pillows, pillowcases and traction devices can be paid for with HSA or FSA funds through Truemed if you qualify, and that a Truemed network provider reviews a short intake and issues the Letter of Medical Necessity. Kanuda does not determine eligibility. Truemed states that 99.8 percent of LMNs are issued within 48 hours; that figure is Truemed's, with no source published.
What is the review score on this pillow?
Kanuda's Okendo widget renders one grouped figure per product line, not per model. All four full size pillow pages show the identical 4.8 stars from 344 reviews, all four Nap pages show 4.9 from 126, and the Travel Pillow shows 4.5 from 42. The product page JSON-LD publishes no aggregateRating, so no per-model review count exists on the domain.