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I personally believe that the biggest "mistake" that people make when they search for a mattress is looking right from the beginning for a specific mattress that is within their price range and that has all the qualities that they feel they like and need. They take every criteria and "evaluate" every mattress as a whole which very quickly becomes confusing. This also tends to make them vulnerable to salespeople who quickly read what they have come to believe is important to them and then steer them in the direction that they may like the best and add a "custom built story" to two or three mattresses that they believe their prospect will buy. More often than not they do. In most cases a mattress purchasor is buying a story and these stories can get really expensive. I would much rather buy a good book.

In my opinion,...

I posted some sources for 3" Talalay toppers here http://www.whatsthebest-mattress.com/forum/latex-toppers/16314-0-1.html

I'd probably be looking for around 24 ILD give or take (it's impossible for me to know for sure without some specific feedback from you knowing what latex you have laid on and how it felt)

I really like the rejuvenite but you'd have to call and see what it would cost to ship. If the 28 worked it would be great and the 19 may be OK too but probably a little soft for you.

The STL one is a great deal but I'm pretty sure it's 14 ILD which I think would be too soft. Don't know if they ship  to Canada or how much.

In general I would probably go with either places like Costco and Sams club for the return policy or mattresses.net and sleepez since they...

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1. Something like this http://www.mygreenmattress.com/view_products/echomattress.htm would probably also be suitable and would leave you room in your budget for a latex topper as well should you want it. The quality sleep side of their business could probably even add a layer of latex for less than it would cost you to buy a topper if you wished.

2. Probably your least expensive "all latex" option would be to buy 2 of these http://www.mattresses.net/3-twin-natural-latex-mattress-pad.html and then buy a 6" cotton mattress encasement here http://www.sleepez.com/mattresscomponents.htm and you would have a 6" all latex mattress for $358 plus a bit of shipping.

3.Don't forget though that you will need some kind of waterproof barrier in case of accidents and in the case of the latex option #2, since the mattress encasement is just cottton and I personally believe that sleeping on wool leads to a deeper...

I originally put this in the Plushbeds thread but I thought it was probably more appropriate that it had it's own. I'll add more for Dunlop and other thicknesses as I have the chance or find out more from some of the companies I didn't include because they don't have prices listed on their website.

If anyone has any other good sources for latex toppers that offer good prices or choices ... or even special time limited pricing as they come up ... they would certainly be welcomed

Phoenix