| I have lost over $3,000 over the past year with mattresses and am getting fed up. I am a side sleeper and have tried to train myself to sleep on my back for months and it just isn't working. When I sleep on a soft bed, my lower back hurts. When I sleep on a firm bed, my back feels fine but my shoulders hurt. Anyone have any recommendations on a solution? THANK YOU! |
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av938, read the post on the 1" Talalay Latex topper. You need a very firm bed with a topper over it to cushion your pressure points. A Zoned latex mattress is ideal if you can get the zoned parts right. I am fine with my 100% Talalay latex bed with my 1" soft Talalay latex over this to cushion my pressure points. I have always liked a very firm bed so my set up is all XFirm latex cores with each of my split sides having a Super Firm latex core. But if you already paid for an expensive too firm mattress, you just need a soft Talalay latex topper. I would start off with 1" and if you need more softness over a too firm bed, you can always add another 1" latex topper. I would be back pain if my bed got softer. Good luck and let us know what works for you. |
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Thanks for the reply.
I tried a soft latex and a hard latex topper and it doesn't seem to work for me. Do you think the V Zone Flo Bed will work? |
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ZV938 wrote: Thanks for the reply.
I tried a soft latex and a hard latex topper and it doesn't seem to work for me. Do you think the V Zone Flo Bed will work? |
| I have it and love it, go with the VZONE! |
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If you tried the topper and it did not work, then I would try the FloBed VZone. I have a FloBed Latex Kit and I love my bed. The Vzone was not out yet when I ordered my bed but the concept seems to be the right idea. I am just comfortable with my set up but I am also petite. I also feel the right Talalay Latex Pillow at the right height would help align your head and not put pressure on your shoulders.
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