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Thought I would check in here since I used this thread to pick out my topper.

I ordered a Plush Rejuvenite Latex topper (3" Cal King, $422 Shipped) to go on top of my Costco Sleep Science 10" Cal King Dunlop Latex Mattress ($1247 Shipped) We only have slept on it for one night so far, but the results are very positive.

I have actually had the sleep science mattress for about 8 months, but we were using a queen unknown ILD latex topper with it since my girlfriend and I found the bed much too firm. It took me forever to decide on the topper, partially because I was recovering from the money spent on the mattresses and bedroom set and partially because I wasn't sure what ILD the queen was, which we both enjoyed that combination a ton, aside from losing the space gained by the cal king.

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I don't think 6.5" of memory foam would work for me, even with some of it being fairly high density.  I am pretty sure I would sink in too far, so not enough lower back support.   You both are much lighter than me, so that probably would help.

 I tried one of the Sleep Science that had 2" of 5lb memory foam, and the quality seemed pretty good.  It is also pretty unusual to use the high density memory foams they do.   It seems similier to the TP Allura, which I liked laying on for 10 minutes.  Not sure how it would work over night.

The reviewers on the Costco website seem to like it, and Costco has the best return policy around.  The one I bought ended up being too firm.  I returned it, and it did not cost me a thing.  Have you slept on your family's...

The mattress hasn't been picked up yet, but it will be by the company that delivered it. I don't have to pay any return or shipping fees. You can take it back to the store, but a king size latex mattress is extremely difficult to move, so I'll leave it to the professionals!

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So, after I called to have my Costco Sleep Science latex mattress picked up, I order the Flobed and it arrived yesterday. I sleep on my stomach and was having terrible back pain on the Costco bed. Set up of the Flobed was easy, and I really like the cover. I have heard other say how luxurious it is, but I couldn't imagine what it was going to be like. It really is very nice.

My side is M/F/XF (I am 5'6" and 130), DH's side is F/XF/SF (6'4", 220+). While I didn't sleep well, it had more to do with me constantly evaluating the bed to see if it was better. This happened with the Costco bed too. Whenever I have something new, my mind can't relax and so I get little sleep. Tonight will probably be better. My side is firmer than the Costco mattress, but more...

I know it wasn't me you asked but you should probably know that this is 3 LB memory foam as you can see here http://www.southbayinternational.com/ss_emma.php In the thread is is referred to as both 4 LB and 5 LB both of which are not correct

Sleep science does make some 5 LB memory foam mattresses http://www.sbsleepscience.com/product.php?cid=1 but the Emma isn't one of them. The OP is mistaken in his belief that the Emma is 5 LB. It is quite likely that 3 LB memory foam will break down relatively quickly. It would also be fairly soft.

They own their own Chinese factory http://www.southbayinternational.com/facilities.php which allows them to build their mattresses at less cost.

While it is on sale again at Costco and is probably less than you would find it elsewhere and they do have a great return policy... it's not...

FWIW ... I decided I didn't want to wait for an email with the information about the chirosleeper so I called them back.

The 8lb visco is Foamex Venus (was hoping he would surprise me and say it was Aerus as I haven't seen it in 8lb anywhere)

The 5lb visco is Foamex Sensus

It can be purchased without going through a chiropractor and he quoted me $1800 for a queen which I would assume is not their "best price" since it wasn't a serious "I'm buying it now" conversation.

Seems reasonable to me ... at least in comparison to other good quality memory foam mattresses ... considering it is using what I consider to be top tier memory foams and also has 3" of talalay.

Phoenix

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That's very true ... they are a private for profit company that tends to down rate companies that don't choose to become a member but if a company does choose to become a member and shows evidence that they are taking care of customer complaints, then it does give one indication that they have some concern about customer satisfaction. It also gives you leverage if something does go wrong.

Phoenix

PS: if you've had a chance to read the other thread you will see it's been confirmed that the Dr Breus is almost all poly with just a bit of latex in it ... 20%

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Were the mattress picked up by a transporter and you have to pay return shipping or do you just bring the mattress back to the nearest store?

Thanks

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