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Some one wrote memory foam is confusing, but here after reading much, latex is no less confusing in itself. The returns/exchanges of latex, knowing which latex feel is more suitable to one self without testing them, the different ILDs used by different sellers for same latexes, the unknown quality of latex specially the dunlop latex made outside US, the online purchases without seeing the mattresses! and the packaging in for exchanges/returns that are an ordeal in itself. Any one disagrees, post your opinions then. This message was modified Jan 31, 2011 by roy1
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i agree with you 110% however after doing much research and after spending thousands of dollars ive come to one conclusion. flobeds is prob the cheapest way to go . and here is my reason why: flobeds gives you a choice of 3 or 4 layers and gives you an optional v zone to adjust ur hips back and shoulders flobeds also gives you an choice of an adjustable foundation to take it to the next step. and flobeds does NOT do exchanges anymore they simply send you out a new piece of latex for 75.00 that same peice of 3 inch latex would cost u 441.00 for a queen at sleeplikeabear.com plus they give you 90 to try with a full money back guarentee and a 30 year choice to adjust the layers at anytime. and no i dont promote or work for flobeds i bought a latex mattress through a different company and now trying to fix it to suite me and my wife. costing us so far a total of 5300 dollars could have gone to flobeds and bought there vzone queen for 2599.00 you do the math just my opinion. thanks |