Have had this mattress for about a month and we just love it. No problems. We haven't slept this good in a long time. We looked at many beds of all kinds and did a lot or research and are pleased with our decision! No aches and pains. No pressure points.

We've had this mattress for a little over 10 years, and for the last 5 or 6 years, it has had the infamous body prints very deep. We've just put up with it. Now, I toss and turn all night long and must get a new bed. This bed was the most plush bed sold at Sears at the time. Yet when we got it home, I new it wasn't what we needed - probably not enough support. Now I know to avoit pillow tops like the plague.

Bought the adjustable base bed. In the store the model was very comfortable. I was told that Latex did not need a "break in period" like the the Tempurpedic brand. Went to bed on Friday night, expecting what I felt in the store, couldn't sleep well all night, dozed hourly. Bed felt incredibly hard, yet I also felt stuck in my position, and I woke up feeling very hot. Got up the next morning with incredible soreness between the shoulder blades and back aching. So much so that we put our old mattress back on immediately. Called the store the salesperson said, oh to "soften" it up have your husband walk on it several times to break it in. Well if I remember they said this kind of bed didn't need a break in. Was aching so much on Saturday and Sunday from sleeping one night on this bed that I had to go to the chiropractor on Monday. I'm extremely disappointed. What is with all this "break in" period stuff nowadays. Years before you bought a mattress and it felt like what you tested in the store. Now you've got these beds you're suppose to walk all over for several days to "break it in" Absolutely ridiculous.