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Are you using the foundation that comes with the Sleep Science latex mattress?  By most accounts it's a piece of crap, and if you're using it, you might try changing out the foundation.

Also, keep in mind that with all the buzz about latex, people seem to expect it to solve all our back problems.  It doesn't.  It's one piece of a program of back pain relief, but it can't cure everything.

I've had horrific back and hip pain, and the Flobeds latex mattress has gone a great way towards helping me.  Some days, the time I spend lying on my bed is the only time my back isn't aching.  I'm a side sleeper too, and I have a very firm mattress (3 layers of 36 ILD under the convoluted topper).  It still has enough give to provide good pressure relief.

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In the last 10 months i have owned and returned

 

2 Costcto Foam mattresses by Sleep Science, these are the cheap version of tempurpedic, problem was sleeps way too hot for me (whereever your body contacts the mattress, it is too warm) 

 

2 Tempurpedics, Rhapsody and Bellafina...in both cases too firm, heat issues not as bad but there, just wasnt comfortable

 

2 hotel mattresses (over a year ago) both thru serta, biggest mistake was returning the hampton suites mattress, it was the best

 

right now i have a serta perfect day, $2200 ca king, sleeps warm and starting to get back pain so i am about to return it and keep the costco/sleep science LATEX mattress, as that is the best of all...although i am tempted to get a 4...

The force exerted by your "body at rest" ... downward at each point along the contuinuum of your spine must be counterbalanced by the collective force along the body "pushing upward" by the mattress.   The springs in the mattress or the foam acting like a million little springs... are being compressed some linear amount equal to some force in lb ft or inches so that the total displacement of the springs x lb per inch = your weight.

If those areas arent beefed up, they will sag.  The mattress designers problem is that we are eached shaped and weigh differently, and some lie on side or back.

The biggest issues come from overall weight.. and then side or back.

A heavier person needs either stiffer springs or more of them, etc. or will sink to where you will feel a sag.

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I have had  the Costco Sleep Science latex since May. It was a bit too firm, so after some trial and error, I now have the convoluted latex topper from Flobeds, and a CuddleBed mattress cover. My lower back pain has started again, which I was experiencing with my s-brand mattress after sleeping in the deep middle well. Before we bought this current mattress, I built up the middle of my s-brand mattress to get rid of the center depression. It relieved my back pain. The pain just started back up within the last 3-4 weeks. I've had the Flobeds topper for about 2 months. I have tried both sides of the Costco latex. Back hurts worse with the soft side up, but still isn't completely gone with the firmer side up. And, It's too firm, even with the topper, when I have the firm side up.

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There may be a difference in quality. Although, I have only heard positive things about the Legget and Platt S-Cape, Ergo-motion 400, and Tempurpedic Ergo. I have seen complaints about the one that comes with the Sleep Science beds from Costco.

But, there should be no health risk from one to another, unless they are all unhealthy. They all appear to work the same way.

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WHY IS COSTCO SELLING THIS JUNK FOUNDATION?

WHY IS SLEEP SCIENCE CONTINUING TO SELL THIS JUNK FOUNDATION?

WHAT SORT OF POLICY IS THIS?

 

I HAVE TO DIFFER WITH YOU.

THE SOFT SIDE OF THIS SLEEP SCIENCE LATEX MATTRESS SOLD BY COSTCO IS VERY SOFT NOT "FIRM AT ALL LIKE YOU CLAIM IT TO BE.

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