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Does anyone know about Natura Organics beds: the "Cloud" and the "harmony" and the "eco-Revive"? Thanks. |
| Neither one of those mattresses are truly organic. The only Natura mattresses that are organic run about 4,000 for a queen size because all of the materials come from a certified organic location in New Zeland. I recommend saving about 2,000 bucks and picking a pure latex mattress from one of the S brands. Serta is probably your best bet since they still use natural, Talalay latex for their support core unlike other brands that use a synthetic blend of latex. |
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MattressmanX wrote: Neither one of those mattresses are truly organic. The only Natura mattresses that are organic run about 4,000 for a queen size because all of the materials come from a certified organic location in New Zeland. I recommend saving about 2,000 bucks and picking a pure latex mattress from one of the S brands. Serta is probably your best bet since they still use natural, Talalay latex for their support core unlike other brands that use a synthetic blend of latex. The Eco Revive that she mentioned is one of those Organic beds. Also what are you talking about saying all of their materials come from a certified organic location in New Zealand? Are you saying the location itself is certified organic? The only materials Natura gets from NZ is their wool. The cotton (US), natural rubber (Sri Lanka and US) and coconut coir (likely Sri Lanka or India) all come from different areas of the globe. And if you are looking at the beds that are 2 grand less like from Serta or Simmons, Natura also makes beds that are inbetween like the Solace model that are much higher quality than Serta. Actually there are a whole host of beds @ 2K made of latex that are all much better value. Look to the S brands only if you want to overpay. |