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After reading tons on this site I am very intriguied by flobeds. BUT... Basically, we are moving to Oklahoma, in need of new mattresses (1 king, 1 crib, probably 1 double) and I have requirements/questions... 1- I was thinking latex for the king because of offgassing and comfort. Both my husband and I are side sleepers. I have some serious pressure point issues (shoulder, hip). I definitely do not want PU foam. 2- We currently sleep with an 8 month old, and will likely sleep with another little one a couple of years. Our 3 yr old sleeps in a crib, but will be moving to a double bed. Our current mattress is IKEA latex, the cheapest one, very thin, and my shoulder and hips ache every morning. Also, I should add my husband needs a bed that will deal well with sweat ;) 3- Should I worry about buying organic if I buy latex? The allergies/chenicals issue really matters to me. Can anyone recommend a quality organic crib mattress? 4- My husband doesn't like the idea of buying online. He wants to be able to lay on it in a store first. Can anyone recommend stores in Oklahoma where we can lay on beds somewhat comparable to those online -- like flobeds? Does anyone know of organic/more natural mattresses in oklahoma? 5- I found one furniture store selling "LADY AMERICANA/Eco Comfort King Mattress/Eco Comfort Sanctuary King Mattress" ever heard of this? Thanks so much. All of the postings in this forum are so helpful. I am totally ovewhelmed with moving across the country with 2 kids and no beds!
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I second Diane's response. I purchased a Fobeds on line and I have never been disapointed. I layed on several mattresses in a S&F store where I live but soon found out it was made out of synthetic foam. With Flowbeds generous return and exchange policy it is hard to go wrong with them. Give them a call and see what you think. Have your husband give them a call and talk to Dave Turner or his son Dewey. They own the company. This message was modified May 1, 2010 by eagle2
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Movingmommy, As to your question #3........no one makes a better organic crib mattress than Savvy Rest.
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