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I have a pretty firm ("cushion firm") innerspring Sealy mattress that I've owned for 9 years and I often wake up with hip numbness (I'm a side sleeper). Anyway, I was considering getting a 2" or 3" latex topper unless someone has a better suggestion. I don't know which height is best or what ILD range I should be looking at to soften things up a bit. I don't want to "sink in" and I don't want something that conforms to my body and makes me hot or doesn't breathe well, so that's why I thought a latex topper would be a good choice (correct me if I'm wrong). I'm 160lbs. Again, this is going on top of a pretty firm innerspring mattress and my main objective is to relieve pressure points - particularly in my hips. Several sites seem to offer the same line of latex toppers in both 16-18 & 26 ILD. So, what do you think would best suit my needs... 1. 2" or 3"? 2. 16-18 ILD (medium-soft) or 26 ILD (medium-firm)? Thanks a ton! This message was modified Dec 21, 2007 by jkozlow3
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I'll admit that FBM's customer service is lacking and there have been reports of incompetent if not shady business habits, but I've been pleased with the latex I purchased from them and the price I paid. Mccldwll, I agree that LI Talatech is a safe choice, but I've never read complaints of other brands. Have you had a bad experience? Centralplastic.com also has Talatech latex, but apparently only in 33 ILD. Prices are decent. I believe Dunlopillo talalay latex is also a safe choice from what I've read. |