Finally I got a great deal on a brand new temperpedc bed. It is adjustable too. And no pains anymore. Been a few days and i sleep without waking up anymore and wake up refreshed.  Everything worked out. Glad I did not buy any crappy beds they are selling at costco, emma or the latex.

Always with the great attitude huh?

Anyway, good luck.

Thanks for the review. Please let us know if it still feels great in a month or so.
Good luck!

jimsocal wrote:
yes, what is most important is what will he say in a month and what position is he putting the bed in, etc...

if he could lose the attitude I would like to hear about it as my next bed will likely be adjustable.

lowbacpain wrote:

Would you mind telling me how you did it, because I'll tell you, Tempurpedic is so expensive. Thanks youl

There's a few ways to get a good deal on Tempur.  Buy the floor model for a discount, buy it used, or know a dealer that is a close friend.  You're gonna pay more for a good used mercedes than you probably would for a new hyndai.  Of course if you pay full price and it's the best thing ever, then it's a great deal I guess. 

Good_Sleep wrote:

You can also find TP on Ebay for good prices; however, some state that the warranty is void.

Greg

ctgreg wrote:

I was researching this about a month ago because I too wanted to see if I could get TP for a good price.  At that time, I recall reading on the official TP website that their products are not sold via eBAY at all

I did notice a few IMO very unscrupulous sellers on eBAY who were using the "TempurPedic" name in their listings of non-TempurPedic products.  They were/are selling knock-off versions of TempurPedic, but they word their listings in a slimey and misleading way to make it look like they are selling actual TempurPedic products.

So, probably best to avoid eBAY when buying TempurPedic.