Pure Green Natural Latex Topper Review
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Thanks Danny, you gave me some info other have forgotten to mention. Good Job!
I bought a 3" soft latex topper from SleeponLatex and a regular 9" mattress in medium. Together, they make the PERFECT mattress! Also, much, much cheaper than other organic mattress companies. If you're on the fence, know that this is the ONLY mattress that has worked for me. I've tried micro coil over coil, a "medium firm" Ikea latex mattress which was like a rock, and so, so many other mattresses. I'm 56 and often suffer from bursitis in my hips which has resolved all by itself with this mattress.
Glad that this has worked out for you. Yes, a 3" natural latex topper will do an amazing job at contouring the body, and in some cases, will relieve ailments in the back, hips and shoulders. I hope the topper will serve you well for many years to come.
What a great idea. So simple and ‘just right’. My new latex mattress with coils seems like it’s gonna be the right one 😴🌝, after quite the protracted search.
For pressure relief, I’m awaiting delivery of the soft version of this ⬆️ topper. A gel topper’s also coming, but I’d prefer to leave it boxed if the soft latex will do the trick. Better to avoid putting a gel topper on a latex mattress. Like, why 🤔
Wish I’d discovered this channel a year ago, before making poorly informed decisions while mentally and physically ravaged by sleep deprivation. Sounds dramatic, but 💯 true. Don’t let it happen to you. 👺
@@NaturalMattressFinder your referral money is blood money
Thank you for your video. That was very helpful.
Glad I run into your video..I have been looking at several mattresses and many are very expensive.I a bigger guy and a side sleeper with back problems..I think I am going to go with a 10 inch hybrid mattress with a 3 inch soft latex topper..It is hopefully cost effective and gives me what I want.
Hi Jim, check out the best natural latex mattresses for heavy people: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/best-mattress-for-heavy-people/. You'll find out about some selection criteria you should have in order to find the best mattress to meet your needs. You don't need to get a separate topper, because the mattresses in this list should provide adequate cushioning and pressure relief.
I got mine and absolutely love it what a difference it made on my mattress no more tossing and turning I would definitely say get one fantastic
Glad you like it. Yes, a natural latex topper can help relieve pressure. That's the soreness that prompts you to change sleeping positions. Natural latex is superior to polyurethane (memory foam, gel foam, etc.) in this regard. Less soreness, less changing of sleeping positions means that you can fall asleep faster.
@@NaturalMattressFinder yes exactly gives great support
@@kellysutton2780 is it still good for you? i mead after 2 years
@@MrAbYounes yes
Thank you great video
Very professional video and you are absolutely correct when you explain the late text mattress toppers as being the best way to go. My bad is 100% Dunlop latex and I have firm with medium on top of that followed by the soft latex topper which is 100% natural organic latex and certified.
Glad you found a setup that works for you. Would you be able to share the mattress and topper model you chose?
Thanks for the review! I'm currently debating the medium and soft versions. I think it's time for you to get new socks! (7:27 mark) 🤣
If you find most mattresses too hard, then I would suggest the soft version. If not, the medium will be fine. Thanks for the pointer about the socks. I need all the fashion tips I can get!
LOL! You're good at noticing, I saw the whole video and didn't notice the socks.
@@NaturalMattressFinder Forget Fashion😄, Comfort is King ha. I like Thorlo socks for shoe ‘toppers’;).
Nice room. The walls look short... How high are they not including the roof? I'm thinking of building something similar around my bed to block noise.
After watching your review I think I am going to purchase one of these toppers. I currently have a Zinus all foam memory foam mattress. It is super plush and provides great pressure relief, however it sleeps super hot. What size and firmness level do you recommend? I am a side sleeper, around 5'10" and 200 lbs. I don't necessarily want to change the feel of my mattress, it is comfortable, but I want to get some heat reduction.
I recommend the Pure Green medium firmness: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/sunrising-bedding-100-latex-mattress-review/ . Since you are a side sleeper, I suggest that you go with the 3" version as it will allow for proper ventilation. A 3-inch topper will guarantee that you won't bottom out on the topper as this would impede proper ventilation.
Great video. Your site has been a excellent resource for me in choosing/building my mattress. Thanks very much. I'll be referring other people to your site as well, cheers.
Thanks for the positive feedback! There are some good deals happening around the 4th of July 2019 weekend. Check the comparison chart on my homepage for all the updated deals and coupon codes: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/
What firmness is the topper you're on? Also, do you find the sleep on latex firm mattress to be more or less firm than their firm topper ? Thanks
Is soft better for pressure relief for side sleepers?
Is it possible to construct a mattress with these 3 inch toppers layered one on top. I’d like an easy way to move a mattress. I love the sleep on latex mattress but it’s is incredibly heavy almost like a giant blob of rubber. I would like to buy another one for a different room but would be good if it’s east to move/handle without help.
Good review. Do you still use the Spindle Mattress?
Yes, it is still my current mattress. I don't plan on switching to anything else for the time being. Check out the full Spindle mattress review article on my site: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/spindle-mattress-review/
Thanks for the great information. Your time doing this is appreciated. I'm ready to purchase and I think I'm just going to go with this exact mattress #3 med. I have back and Shoulder issues so I hope for once I can sleep on my side with this #3 Med. Thanks again
Hi Michael, how is the 3" medium natural latex topper working for you? Did you end up going with the Pure Green topper amzn.to/2FCeMd5 ?
I just now purchased the Pure Green 2" latex topper, "Soft" king-size.
I have a new Saatva mattress, but it's just a tad too firm, and my shoulders bother me by morning.
I don't like the sinking in feeling, and so I'm hoping that this will be just the right combination.
Yours here is the best presentation for the latex toppers, thanks...
did it work for you?
Hi Daniel, How has your topper held up over time? Does the medium topper feel soft? Is it a good option for a side sleeper? Thanks.
Hello, thanks for leaving a comment.
The medium Pure Green topper is still in excellent shape after daily use. There are no signs of sagging or indentation.
The medium firmness has just the right balance between softness and support. I'm an all-around sleeper, and it gives me good pressure relief while sleeping on my side. This means that I can sleep on my side for long periods of time without feeling any achiness, which would make me want to change positions.
For most side sleepers and all-around sleepers, the medium firmness is a great option. I suggest going with the 3" medium if you're a side sleeper and want to get the ultimate comfort. Learn more about it here: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/recommends/pure-green-topper-medium/
The Pure Green topper is also available as a soft: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/recommends/pure-green-topper-soft/ and firm: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/recommends/pure-green-topper-firm/
All the best!
Great Review Man, I have a mattress that's on the softer side for me since I'm a bigger guy around 260
Would you recommend the medium firm or firm version to adjust it Thank you!
Considering your body weight, I recommend a firm 3-inch topper. There is no guarantee that it will be the perfect firmness for you but with a firm topper you will have less risk of it bottoming out, especially if you sleep on your side from time to time. You can compare all the 3-inch toppers and get the latest pricing on my handy comparison chart: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/toppers-comparison/
All the best!
Is the medium firm more durable than the soft? Will the topper soften over time? Does a change in room temperature affect the topper ( for example, some memory foam hardens when it’s cold - does latex react the same way?) Is there a difference in heat retention between soft and medium - or between using the side with holes vs the flat side? Would adding an organic cotton cover compromise the functionality /heat dispersion of the topper? So many questions! :) thanks !
The firmness does not change the durability. The firmness will not change if you keep it in a room temperature range. Heat retention will depend on your body weight. If the latex foam is over-compressed, yes it will lose some breathability. But it will still be more breathable than polyurethane of the same thickness and density. The flat or pinhole side will not make a significant difference. Adding an organic cotton cover will not significantly affect the breathability, and the topper will be well protected against tears, dust etc.
Is this the soft topper?
I feel like you're 9 ft tall. Thanks for the video!
Would be nice if you did a close up pressing down on the topper to give a better idea how firm it actually is.
I have a firm mattress, been shopping for toppers. I tried a memory foam one but it was way too squishy, I sank right through to the mattress. I've heard latex is more supportive, but for the options I've found available to order (like this one) I have no way of knowing HOW much more supportive they are.
Please consider adding a demonstration to show firmness for those like me in the future.
Hello Zerocontrast,
thank you for your suggestion. The feel of natural latex is unlike any polyurethane product in that it is highly supportive and pressure relieving. A medium feel topper is good for most people. I would recommend a 2 or 3 inch Dunlop latex topper. Latex foam is also more resilient and durable than polyurethane or memory foam.
My suggestion is that you try out a medium firmness Dunlop latex topper and see if it fits your needs. Give it a week before deciding on it. In some cases, you may be able to return the topper for a refund if you are unsatisfied with it. But, my guess is that you will be pleasantly surprised with the buoyant feel of the latex.
To check out all the 100% natural latex toppers and compare prices, return policies and thicknesses, check out my topper comparison chart:
www.naturalmattressfinder.com/toppers-comparison/
I'm considering getting the 1inch medium topper to soften a bit my firm mattress, because I think the soft topper would be too soft. Im a side sleeper and I enjoy a bed that is a bit of the firmer side for support even though I'm only 56 kilos, so I hope the medium topper would be good enough to add a bit of softness. Hope it makes a difference and won't be too hard. I'd appreciate a feed back and thoughts.
Yes I think medium will be perfect for you. My Spindle latex mattress has 3" medium latex foam and I love the feel. I'm around 71kg, and my bodyweight is very spread out because I'm quite tall. The dunlop latex is very contouring. You'll quickly notice this if you've never slept on a latex mattress.
However, I would go with at least two inches for the topper thickness if you are a side sleeper. You need the extra thickness in the hip area to achieve proper pressure relief. Compare all the natural latex toppers by thickness on my handy comparison chart: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/toppers-comparison/
Let me know if there is anything else I can help you with.
@@NaturalMattressFinder thank you for the reply, but I hope the 2" medium won't make me sink. I'll have to make a decision.
No, don't worry, you will not get the feeling that you are sinking. The 2" minimum that I suggested is just to ensure that you will get enough pressure relief at the hips without bottoming out. Natural latex is excellent for contouring. But, it must be thick enough for it to contour properly.
@@NaturalMattressFinder Thank you for the suggestion on the 2' medium topper, its been almost a week since i got mine and i'm enjoying it. I find it soft enough for what i need.
What is firmness of the topper demonstrated in this video? Is it soft or medium? Thank you for this super nice video.
It is a medium firmness. For most people it is the perfect feel.
@@NaturalMattressFinder Thank you for your advice and quick response!
Thanks I'm definitely getting one those down toppers don't get it they sink and I just can't get a good night's sleep
Would the latex toppers work if layered together with other toppers?
I have a 7.5cm laygel topper (synthetic latex) which is plush yet supportive on top of a medium tension, medium feel pocket sprung mattress.
But on my side I can feel the firmness of the pocket sprung mattress underneath pressing into my shoulder as it doesn't have much give despite being a medium.
Would it work if I put say a medium latex topper in between them for some extra cushioning depth and support?
You may try gettting a firm or medium natural latex topper to add to your current topper. Your current topper is about 3" and that should be sufficient. But, if you are feeling the hardness of the mattress, your current topper may be too plush and not providing enough support. I suggest trying a 3" natural latex topper by itself, and if that doesn't work, you could combine it with your current topper. Compare natural latex toppers and thicknesses on this comparison table: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/toppers-comparison/
@@NaturalMattressFinder thank you, I'll have a look
My boyfriend just bought a mattress but we both wake up with pain in our backs & acks in our body. I can feel the hardnest of the mattress. Im assuming cause theres no support. Would a medium be good ? I dont like too soft or too firm
Yes, the Pure Green Medium topper is what I would recommend in your situation. I recommend the 3" topper but the 2" might be ok, depending on you and your partner's bodyweight. If either of you is above 180 pounds, then I recommend the 3".
Your new mattress is providing some cusioning, but not enough pressure relief. When you wake up with soreness at the neck, shoulders and hips, the mattress is not providing enough pressure relief. Or it might be too firm for your bodyweight.
Check out the Pure Green Medium Topper here: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/recommends/pure-green-topper-medium/
Compare the Pure Green with other natural latex toppers here: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/toppers-comparison/
Hi, any tips on removing the latex smell? It’s so fragile I’m afraid to carry it outside
A mattress protector or mattress pad may help limit the smell that the latex gives off initially. www.naturalmattressfinder.com/non-toxic-mattresss-protector-comparison/
Yes, exposing it to direct sunlight will speed up the process, but it is a big hassle to do. If you want to take that route, put a fitted sheet onto the bottom of the topper and roll it up. Then wrap and tie it with a clean and sturdy rope to keep it from opening. This is how I move latex layers around without damaging them. Latex foam is tough, but it is prone to ripping and scuffs.
I'm strictly a side sleeper and I'm sleeping on a 6 inch Dunlop medium firmness core on a platform bed but still find it too firm. I would love to get the soft firmness topper in 3 inches but I tried that a very long time ago and the topper would keep moving down. Is there some kind of adhesive or way of attaching the topper to the core so that it will not move at all? I already tried buying a mattress cover in the past but it still happens.
I haven't seen anything that can help you with this issue. If I come across something, I'll be in touch.
Yes ..
Actually mattress companies increase the size of mattress by sticking 2 latex .
(Not all)Most of the manufacturers have latex baking mold of size 3",4", etc .
If customer want 8" they stick two 4inch latex with some adhesives.
contact your nearby latex manufacturer'
or dealer , they will help you.
make a custom 9 inch mattress cover , zipper type.
All set✌️👍👍
Thank you so much for this very helpful review. We bought a mattress that is too firm for me (side sleeper, 200 lbs) but ok for my boyfriend (back sleeper) so I am considering adding the 3" Pure Green Natural Latex Topper. What I am struggling with is whether I should get the "soft" or the "medium" version. In other reviews I read that the 'soft' version will provide the most softening of the mattress (which is great for me!) but maybe 'medium' is a better compromise so that it's not too soft for my boyfriend? Any tips?
Hi KK, most people are satisfied with the medium firmness. There are a number of different factors that come into play when choosing a bed. In your case, the bed is too firm. But, it might also be because it is not offering the right amount of pressure relief for your hips and shoulders.. So, adding a 3" natural latex topper will definitely give you the amount of pressure relief that you need. Check out the Pure Green topper here: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/recommends/pure-green-topper-amazon/.
If you want to compare the Pure Green topper to other 100% natural latex toppers, check out the topper comparison chart on NaturalMattressFinder.com: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/toppers-comparison/
@@NaturalMattressFinder Thank you! We have a Sealy PosturePedic King in case that makes any difference. The Sleep on Latex website it not helping our decision as they recommend the SOFT version to soften a firm mattress but recommend the MEDIUM version as a compromise for couples with different preferences, LOL. It's a difficult decision but for $249/279 you don't want to go through the hassle of returning it (if it even fits back into the box)...
@@KK-dd1lk Hi, you can always go with two Twin XL toppers of different firmnesses side by side. www.naturalmattressfinder.com/recommends/pure-green-topper-amazon/
Two XL's make a king. Some companies like Plush Beds offer the split king configuration, but it's essentially two twin xl layers within the mattress cover.
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Would you suggest medium if you're a side sleeper or need support getting up in the morning?
Absolutely, medium is great for most side sleepers. You can check out all the firmness choices for the Pure Green topper here: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/toppers-comparison/
@@NaturalMattressFinder Hey, just wondering, in their website they claim that their latex foam is GOLS certified as they describe their matress but only see the three certifications that you mentioned in this video and on your website, are they lying about it?, or did they recently get certified? If they are not GOLS certified, does that indicate that their latex is blended? Would like to know because so far this is the only company that sells them at a cheaper price than any other, but I don't want to get bamboozled, you know?
I'm looking on Amazon and typed Pure Green ( for a 3" latex topper ) however it's description ( Brand: is showing up as Sleep On Latex ). Is this the same company as Pure Green ? Not 100% sure but could have sworn I noticed Taladay in it's description as well. Any advice ? I'm in so much pain 😫
Yes, the brand is Sleep On Latex. Here is the link: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/recommends/pure-green-topper-amazon/ . Hope the topper helps to alleviate some of the pain you are experiencing. All the toppers in the Pure Green by Sleep On Latex line are made of Dunlop latex.
@@NaturalMattressFinder Thank you so much ! Ordered it from Sleep On Latex ) and couldn't be happier, oh my gosh, comfy . Went with the soft 3" and also decided to purchase it's cover. Everyday I'm waking up with less and less hip and knee pain. So far it's been amazing, I personally recommend a latex topper if you're not ready for a brand new bed 😊
@@NaturalMattressFinder Do you have a link to the soft latex topper for Amazon? Also, what is the firmness scale of the soft toppers. My Entire household just purchased Avocado mattresses in January and they were really firm, so I ordered their soft toppers and they are not soft enough. Do you know if Sleep on latex toppers are softer?
Wait - I have a question about the Sunrising mattress itself. I see that it's on Amazon, and it says it's natural/non-toxic/etc., but I'm wondering, how can they sell a mattress that's actually natural when the Consumer Product Safety Commission started *requiring* fire retardant chemicals to be in every mattress in 2007? How can they sell a mattress on Amazon like that without fire retardant chemicals? I really, really need a new mattress, but I don't want any chemicals in the mattress, so if this one actually doesn't have any chemicals in it, I'd absolutely buy it.
I used to recommend the Sunrising mattress, bu not anymore because it has too many synthetic components. The fire barrier is a synthetic fibre and has fire retardant chemicals. Third-party certifications were pending at the time I made the review, but when I last checked, they still hadn't been certified.
Mattresses are not required to have chemicals in the fire barrier, but they are required to pass an open flame test. It is the UL Certification www.naturalmattressfinder.com/all-natural-mattress-certifications-and-ratings-guide/
I suggest looking for a mattress that is certified by GOLS, Greenguard Gold or Oeko Tex such as the mattresses in this list: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/latex-mattresses/
I used to recommend the Sunrising mattress, bu not anymore because it has too many synthetic components. The fire barrier is a synthetic fibre and has fire retardant chemicals. Third-party certifications were pending at the time I made the review, but when I last checked, they still hadn't been certified.
Mattresses are not required to have chemicals in the fire barrier, but they are required to pass an open flame test. It is the UL Certification www.naturalmattressfinder.com/all-natural-mattress-certifications-and-ratings-guide/
I suggest looking for a mattress that is certified by GOLS, Greenguard Gold or Oeko Tex like the ones in this list: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/latex-mattresses/
The part about the different feel of latex density is just the opposite - where the pin holes are is the softer kind of side as due to the manufacturing process the heavier rubber particles settle to the bottom of the layer (the side where you refer as flush hence it's more dense compared to the top side where the holes are )
I'm six three and weigh about 215 and I'm a side sleeper. I have a new memory foam mattress that's a little too firm so I want to add a topper. I was told that I should get the 3 inch soft version. Do you agree? Thanks!
Hi George,
yes, the Pure Green soft natural latex topper would be an excellent choice. The 3" thickness is also an excellent choice for your bodyweight. If you are unsatisfied with the feel of it, you can always arrange for a return or exchange. You will have at least 30 days for most brands, so give it at least two weeks before deciding.
Compare all the 100% natural latex toppers on my handy comparison chart: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/toppers-comparison/
Where can i get a super single pure green 2 inch topper in Malaysia. Thank you
It is not available in malaysia. However, I think Malaysia is a latex producing country. There might be some local companies that sell natural latex foam topper layers.
@@NaturalMattressFinder the latex in these mattresses is from Sri Lanka, but they are manufactured in Malaysia (Foam Made on the Earthfoam Production Line in Malaysia), so it is possible this person could just find out where that factory is and buy directly from them.
Can this topper be used on a stand alone basis?
Hi, Harilal, this is not recommended, as your bed will not be a standard height, which will make getting in and out of it quite awkward. You may also feel some pressure points at the hips and shoulders because of the lack of cusioning. Using a topper as a standalone is ok for temporary setup, but you will miss the additional layers that are normally used in a mattress like a spring coil unit and fibre layer that is quited in the cover.
is this the soft, medium or firm topper?
It is the medium topper.
I've been considering a Sleep On Latex topper to prolong the life of my mattress and add more firmness. But, I don't know which thickness to get. I currently use a 2 inch gel memory foam on a firm mattress, and I wake up every morning with severe lower back pain. The sinking & slow reaction time of the memory foam is horrible! As a side sleeper, I don't like the feeling of being trapped or sunk in. I know I want a firm topper, but not sure whether to get a 2 in or 3 in. What would you recommend? I'm 5'9" & 140 lbs.
Since you are a side sleeper, I recommend going with the 3" version: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/recommends/pure-green-by-sleep-on-latex-firm/ . Your body weight is much more concentrated when you sleep on your side, so just make sure the latex foam doesn't get too compressed, I suggest the 3".
Yes, I have heard many similar complaints from people that have tried memory foam. You will get much more consistent support and pressure relief from natural Dunlop latex foam like in the Pure Green topper.
If you want to compare other topper models, be sure to check out topper comparison table on my site: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/toppers-comparison/
@@NaturalMattressFinder Ok, thank you. Another question, how FIRM would you say the Sleep On Latex 44 Ild is? Firm like a padded massage table (comfortable), or hard as a carpeted floor (uncomfortable)? I like sleeping on my sides mainly, but also my stomach so I want to make sure the topper has enough support, yet feels cozy.
@@EllieLove21 I would say that it is more like a massage table. The firm model is made to accomodate stomach sleepers as well as people that find the average mattress too soft.
@@NaturalMattressFinder For comparison purposes, what would the two-inch firm (44 ILD) feel like for a side sleeper?
@@EllieLove21 This is a good choice if you like a firmer feel. Ultimately, the impression you have regarding the firmness is subjective. I currently sleep on the Spindle mattress with the 3" FIRM layer on top. I find it perfect for all-around sleeping. If your body weight is below 170lbs, the 2" should be fine. If you weigh more, I suggest the 3".
Is this your personal latex topper...???
Yes it is.
Does it get hot?
No, it is actually very comfortable to sleep on from a temperature and humidity standpoint. I never had the feeling that I was overheating on the Pure Green topper.
Since it is made from natural latex using the Dunlop processing method, the cell structure is open and promotes ventilation. Additionally, the ventilation holes help to channel excess heat and moisture away from your body. Check out more specifications about the topper here: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/recommends/pure-green-topper-amazon/
You can also compare the price and specifications of this topper against others by clicking the link in the description.
Medium seem pretty soft . No ?
This depends on the person. Body weight and size as well as your sleeping position and firmness preference will all influence how you will firm you will find the natural latex. Most people find the medium firmness ideal. The feel of natural latex is very different from polyurethane. Natural latex feel much more buoyant and pressure relieving. Plus, it is much more durable than polyurethane.
I just got the 8'' mattress from sleeponlatex.com and it's pretty good so far - but I may tweek it
Great, let me know how it goes. Are you going to add a topper?
@@NaturalMattressFinder Yes I done ordered a 3 inch soft topper and am hoping this does the trick once and for all
@@thurstonhowelllll948 how did that turn out for you? I am waiting on the firm mattress from sleep on latex, and I'm thinking I may need to add a soft topper...
@@tubasco504 if a mattress needs a topper you're buying the wrong mattress
@@thurstonhowelllll948 ....so, you bought the wrong mattress? (I was asking how you like the mattress now with the 3" topper you mentioned just above)
I love copy and paste reviews that sound like fake advertisements. I read the same word for word comment from H McNamara here. th-cam.com/video/UbsX7Mc_ur0/w-d-xo.html
I wouldn't buy any that dont have GOLS label. That IS all natural. Without that label, the latex can have chemicals and not 100% latex
LISTEN , I HAVE A PURE GREEN 100% "ORGANIC" 2 IN TOPPER IT MAKES ALL THE BEDDING AND MY SKIN SMELL LIKE LATEX ! ITS UNBEARABLE . I HAVE A WATERPROOF COVER , THEN TWO FLAT SHEETS AND TWO FITTED SHEETS . THE SMELL PENATRATES RIGHT THOUGH ALL OF THESE LAYERS
Hi and sorry for the issue you are having with the natural latex topper. How long have you had this topper for? If you are able to air out the topper for a few days in a room with open window, that would be ideal. Airing it out outside under a roof or awning is better, but not always possible. You have many layers between you and the topper, so I'm surprised that the smell is so strong. I will make an inquiry with one of my suppliers and see if there are any other solutions.