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I am going to have Workers Comp buy me a new bed. (No..they are not happy!) I cannot get a decent nights sleep in my 85% wave-less waterbed anymore and it is he!! to get into and out of. I have been using it (with mattress changes) for 20 years. I am going with a adjustable frame because of the low back issues, but what to put on top of it? I am over 300lbs and need medium support. I don't want anything to put stress on the hips but need support for the spine. I live in a small town so trying this stuff out is not an option easily done and can't afford the return costs on those "free" trials. So I gotta pick it right from pure investigation. I have ruled out the Sleep-number (leakage) and the Tempurpedic (compression and bottoming out). I guess latex is the next to consider?
Any suggestions are welcome....or in fact...much needed!
Miz Edited to add- Talk to me like I don't know anything...because I don't! :) This message was modified Jan 30, 2011 by Mizmudgie
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Thanks St3v3, I did some research on the Dunlop and Talalay processes. Since this has to be done by the insurance co. facilitator I need to be able to say _______ is what I want in frames and _______ in mattress. I am a side sleeper so I should look at a 3 layer soft, med., firm combo? I wonder if there is someplace in the nearby cities that carry any that would be worth the pain and expense to travel to. I will look into your referrals.
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