Lux thick knitted Weighted Blanket – Clinically Informed Comfort for Better Sleep 9kg
Lux thick knitted Weighted Blanket – Clinically Informed Comfort for Better Sleep 9kg
Weighted Blanket – Clinically Informed Comfort for Better Sleep
This weighted blanket is designed to support relaxation and sleep quality through deep pressure stimulation (DPS) — a gentle, evenly distributed pressure shown to promote a sense of calm and security.
Research suggests that DPS can help modulate the autonomic nervous system, encouraging parasympathetic (rest-and-digest) activity. This may assist in reducing physiological arousal associated with stress and anxiety, supporting easier sleep onset and improved sleep continuity.
Ideal for overnight use, the blanket can also be used while resting on the sofa or during periods of winding down. The chunky knit construction provides warmth without excessive heat retention, allowing breathability across seasons.
Built for practical daily use, the blanket is durable, machine washable, and dryer safe, ensuring consistent use without disruption to sleep routines.
Available in multiple sizes and weights to suit both adults and children. Selection of an appropriate weight is important to ensure comfort and effectiveness.
Key Features
- Even weight distribution to support deep pressure stimulation
- Chunky knit design for airflow and thermal regulation
- Soft, dense texture for consistent contact pressure
- Hand-woven construction
- Suitable for sleep, rest, or relaxation
- Can be used as a bed blanket or throw
Specifications
- Weights: 9 kg
- Material: Polyester
- Filling: Microfibre
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Dimensions (L × W):
- Kids: 121 cm × 91 cm
- Adult: 198 cm × 122 cm or 202 cm × 151 cM
Evidence Base (Primary Literature)
- Chen et al., 2013. The effects of deep pressure touch on anxiety. Journal of Medical and Biological Engineering.
- Mullen et al., 2008. Exploring the safety and therapeutic effects of deep pressure stimulation. American Journal of Occupational Therapy.
- Ekholm et al., 2020. Weighted blankets and sleep quality in adults with insomnia. Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine.