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Pianoman, I appreciate your response and suggestions! I had seen some of those other threads but missed the one about the Emma.

As I understand it from this forum, the major properties of latex seem to be that it is more antimicrobial (hypoallergenic?), does not wear out as fast as coil or foam mattresses, and has more "spring" to it than memory foam or Tempur-pedic. The longevity isn't as important a factor as whether I like the feel of something, and thus far, I haven't ever *seen* any latex mattresses. None of the salespeople in the mattress stores have even mentioned them, although they were happy to show us a range of traditional and Tempur-pedic. The closest I have come is a 3" square of latex on a Tempur-pedic display used for comparison. I do like the Tempur-pedic/MF "sinking feeling," like melting into a bed and being comfortable...

Hi everyone, I am new to the forum. My husband and I are about to buy the third mattress of our 10-year marriage :-) I have been doing a little "light reading" on this forum beforehand and I thought I would share our experience so far. I will also report back after we purchase and test-drive.

I had spinal fusion surgery for scoliosis when I was 13, and have had back issues (shoulder, neck, and low back/hip areas) off and on ever since. I see an excellent chiropractor about every month or so (Gonstead school) to manage flareups. I cannot sleep on any kind of air mattress or sofa without feeling wrecked - I'm better off on a padded floor. My husband doesn't have back trouble and can sleep pretty much on anything. I weigh about 105 lbs and he weighs about 170.

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Mc4nam,

Looks like you have tried Sleep science costco matress with its foundation and tempur-Pedic foundation.

How is it working out for you?

Is the mattress firm enough?

Does it sink in with its foundation? If yes did the problem go away with tempur-pedic foundation?

I am in process of buying a new matress, sleep science from costco is what I am considering.

Few comments on you experiance with it will be helpful.

Thanks

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Hello Roy:

 

I saw your post and I am wondering if you can share your experience on the Sleep Science Latex mattress you bought from Costco..IF you already bought it.

I read some review that says this bed is too soft and does not provide support.

My husband has back pain problems and he wants something firm..maybe with an ILD of 26 minimum.

Recently we went browsing at Mattress Giant, and we tried many beds and he liked the Tempurpedic Grand Bed.

He said it was firm and  yet has the slowly-sinking feeling. But of course we are not going to spend $4000 for a Queen mattress..plus I have heard quite bad reviews of the memory foam, esp Tempurpedic.

I have a Leggett and Platt Queen Adjustable Base with Massage.

If you can...

Hi there, I have been reading and studying on this website for awhile. We have bought 2 new king mattresses in just over a years time and both have been warrantied through the manufactures (both innerspring, a Serta and an Aireloom). Both of these mattresses had severe body impressions within a couple months and became very uncomfortable. We have decided to move away from innerspring and try something new. I was initially interested in a memory foam mattress, but after having the Aireloom and reading a lot of reviews, I discovered that the memory foam might be way too hot for me. Here is what the Aireloom was made of:

8" Aireloom Pocketed Coil Springs

Soy Based Foam Encased Edge

1" 19 Ild. Talalay Latex

1 1/2" Super Foam

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