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would 2 inch 14ild be too soft, iam 5' 7, 200 lbs., i had 2 in. soft from foambymail.com, they don't say ild numbers and it was kind of like firm with some bouciness to it. so i sent it back thinking that 2 in was too much now with the 1in. foambymail soft it is not enough so i need to go back to 2in. but maybe with a different type of latex like the talalay process . plus the 1in. from foambymail has the holes all over the place nothing is uniform and the last 12in. on one side they is no holes at all all the way down . this i don't see could have come out of a mold so how did they make this 1in. piece. the 2in. that i sent back was nice quality not this 1in. This message was modified Sep 5, 2010 by tony
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ok iam going to try that first i must return my 1 inch soft that i just got from Foambymail cause there are holes missing all over it . This message was modified Sep 6, 2010 by tony
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tony wrote: DianeK iam having trouble understanding when you say the 14ild is very soft, but it is not soft enough where it is able to compromise your arm circulation on my downside arm even at 100 lb. seems like that would not happen, maybe it was not 14, maybe it was 19ild . The Costco memory foam topper (Pure Comfort) is also rated at 14 ILD and I couldn't sleep on it until it softened up a bit with time. Based on that, I bought a 3 lb MF that is rated as 10 ILD - didn't compromise my circulation but provided no support in the ribcage area once it warmed up so that was a bust. Even 4 lb. Aerus which is rated at 12 ILD will start to affect my circulation when I have tried it in a mattress store - whether it would soften up enough to become 10 ILD over time I don't know. Alas, I can find no MF rated at 10 ILD but is of higher density, like 4 lb or 5 lb for extra support. Such are the tribulations of someone with fibromyalgia. |