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sleepyman99 wrote:

These folks carry latex, lots of Georgia locations, and have a good reputation:  Original Mattress Factory    http://originalmattress.com/locations

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Here are a couple of web sites from others on this forum which were recommended:

and:  http://www.lpadjustablebeds.com/

I bought our S-capes from Original Mattress Factory with the latex mattresses.  It works fine and is fairly quiet but you aren't running them all night.  I really didn't do a comparison.  I've "heard" that the L&P S-cape were good but didn't do any real comparison or much research.  OMF wouldn't sell the adjustable bed without the mattress.  The local back store would have but it would have been a little more expensive that way so we went with the OMF one.  On line may be the best way to get the least expensive one.  I think our TXL versions with a latex mattress were about $2000 or slightly less each.  We used them to replace a King size bed and mattress.

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I would look at all the websites online.  I would also recommend if you have one near you, an Original Mattress Factory bed.  Might want to check them out.  I called I think over 20 of the online companies.  I found a person on the phone I liked and literally bought from them because of the person, who happened to be the owner of the company.  I will say the cover to my online purchased topper is not the best and I understand it is on all of driftawaymattress products they sell.  But, I would invest some time looking around.  I was very disappointed in a few of the companies with asking questions and getting what seemed to be a run around.  Good luck shopping and getting a product you will eventually be happy with.

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I spent weeks reading through posts on the 'what's the best mattress forum' as well as any other websites I could before I took the plunge to buy our new bed.  Furthermore, I've had our new bed for a few months, so I think that the 'new purchase glow' has worn off enough to allow me to give a balanced review of our new bed.  I thought I'd put the review here as well as in the review section in case there are questions or anyone wants to enter into dialog.

 

First a quick history: 

I'm a woman in my mid. thirties who has had chronic pain issues that have been worsening significantly for the last few years.  Aside from a bad choice of bed, I may just have a  predisposition exacerbated by a couple of MVA's, and postural issues....

Awwww, snap.  Have you tried calling The Original Mattress Factory and asked how the delivery times work?  You don't have some neighbors who are at home all day that you might convince to help you for $10 or a meal or something?  If I lived near you, I'd offer to help.  I think you really should try to get the mattress you really want.  Otherwise, you might be second guessing yourself....

You're not alone.  I'm pretty rail thin and have had a hell of a time lately, but I'm learning.  I think Tempurpedic might be some of the most pressure relieving out there.  It is a very popular brand.  I don't think they are a bunch of marketing shysters.  The places they are sold have liberal return policies, so they would be returned if they stunk (pun intended!).  The issue of toxic foam .... I don't have an answer for that.  I would personally sleep on a Temurpedic.  I used a TP symphony pillow for years and never had a problem.

I have a lot of years on innerspring, 4 weeks on an iComfort memory foam bed and 1 1/2 weeks on an all latex bed.

About the all latex.  Well, it is not popular in stores.  Each store has maybe one or two models of latex...