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Im looking for an all latex bed (or possibly latex ontop of springs). Requirements are sustainable production, hypoallergenic, and great support. Im also on a budget since Im a student (lets say no more than $2k MAXIMUM). Full size should be fine Is there really any difference between the above brands? Im thinking one later of dunlop and the rest talalay is best - something medium to medium firm. Any recommendations on 2 or 3 layers, and which types to use for each? Im a side sleeper and back (and I also prefer stomach, but I have heard that is bad). Finally, has anyone ever tried to get the cost of the bed covered by medical insurance? Although Im only 23 I have fairly severe arthritis in both my back and hips, so Im thinking if it is possible my doctor would definitely support it.
Thanks! Chris This message was modified Jun 6, 2011 by kawasakiguy37
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I have an American Sleep Organic mattress from Sam's Club. Its all Dunlop (see webstie for ILD layer ratings, its actually the White Night made by Innomax). It is a FIRM mattress. It only has a very thin layer of wool over the latex and then its organic knit cover. So, it doesn't crater or sink in, and it has nothing to compress & cause the body impressions that have been the bane of my existence for the past decade+. If you don't want a firm mattress, you will need to look elsewhere or else plan on putting a topper over it to get it to your liking comfort-wise. And since its from Sam's Club, if you don't like it, you get all your money back. Might be something for you to consider. |