My back really hurt with the nectar, I felt it was because it came in a box, the shape was too soft and distorted. But it seems all the good organic mattresses are in a box so I am thinking of trying a plushbeds with is rolled just in one direction, not folded then rolled like the nectar. Your thoughts?
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My back really hurt with the nectar, I felt it was because it came in a box, the shape was too soft and distorted. But it seems all the good organic mattresses are in a box so I am thinking of trying a plushbeds with is rolled just in one direction, not folded then rolled like the nectar. Your thoughts?
Do any retail stores carry all-natural mattresses that I can try out? I'm living in south Florida, if it matters.
I saw that Sam's Club is carrying an Awara bed. I was surprised.
My fav top 2 on this list ( in order ) Avocado and PlushBeds.
The avocado is extremely firm, even with the built in topper. It’s the worst.
Isn't Latex toxic?
No, it’s nontoxic. Some people have a specific skin allergy to it but you would not actually be touching the mattress with your skin.
Organic latex shouldn't be toxic unless you have an allergy to latex. Synthetic latex is another story.
What about Naturepedic mattresses models: EOS and Serenade?
I will say, atleast their Website is different compared to most other mattress websites that tend to use the exact same layout making it feel cheap.
Organic latex