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I am still tempted by the ECO latex toppers sold by overstock.com. I contacted them to try and get some more info, but keep getting automated replies saying my question cannot be answered because I have offended their mail system by forgetting to dot an i or cross a t. r they reply asking for more details, even though the info was already in an earlier email.
Just curious, am I having a bad run of luck, or are they one of those companies that will do anything to avoid actually answering a customer inquiry? |
| I just got a belated response from Overstock.com, and they told me the same thing, that the ECO toppers are " 19 ILD (Talalay) 100% natural latex". Now I wonder if I can believe them! |
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I read the reviews at O-stock, a few people said it was Latex Green, which is made in Sri Lanka (I believe) and it is Dunlop, so it will be (again I think) firmer than whatever it is rated. Some say it is seconds. I have the 1 1/2" toppers, medium firmness, you can't sleep directly on them (I can't). One time I got a 23ILD LI blended, that was so flawed I had to cut that section out and move it at the feet. So there you have it. I am tempted myself to try the 2" one you refer too, but I am a USA made latex person. Even though I can't say where the others are from for sure without a tag. |
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wow, I'm glad I read this. and I'm glad you tried calling. I also read in one of the online reviews that it felt more like Dunlop. In the description, it says it is from Sri lanka. I think that is fine from there, I mean that is where all those trees are where they get it from. But I would hate to get a topper too firm for my daughtes bed. As for Foambymail, I was looking there too, but they said their latex is from Europe? mmmm I got my mattress from SleepEz, I feel good about it's safety for my health at least, even if it does make my lower back sore some nights. |