USDA / GOLS Certified Organic Latex As America's largest distributor of ARPICO organic latex, PlushBeds brings the world's finest latex directly from ARPICO's certified organic plantations to your bedroom. More expensive than natutal talalay latex or traditional dunlop, certified organic latex as per the Global Organic Latex Standard (GOLS) is latex that has been processed using only organically-grown, milky-white latex sap tapped from the rubber tree grown without chemicals, fertilizers, or pesticides, as well as being grown using one or more sustainable energy sources. Unlike talalay latex, which is infused with excess air to be light and fluffy (ideal for pillows and top comfort layers), organic latex provides a heavier and more dense mattress core which is where the support of your mattress comes from. The core is the largest, most expensive component of a latex mattress and a high quality core can be the difference between years of long lasting support or unpleasant sagging indentations after a short period of time.
While you'll sometimes find what appear to be great deals on claiming to be "organic", be sure that the true value bears that out, and that the retailer can produce the necessary documentation. 100% Natural Talalay Latex Comfort Layer Right underneath your mattress's organic cotton cover is a plush comfort layer of the world's finest 100% natural talalay latex, which offers a pressure-reducing, buoyant sensation found only with 100% natural talalay latex. Talalay latex is an effective barrier to dust mite allergen transfer and so it can help you sleep better! Dust mites are the #1 source of indoor allergens which may lead to sneezing, runny nose and nasal congestion. This latex provides the highest quality, most consistent, breathable and resilient comforting latex available in the world. Non-Woven Organic Cotton Cover Breathe...deeply...it's, soft, high-quality 100% GOTS certified organic cotton. With unsurpassed non-restricted airflow, moisture absorption, breathability, and environmental safety, your Botanical Bliss latex mattress cover also provides more safety, environmental integrity and care because the cotton was grown without any dangerous pesticides or herbicides.
Non-Woven mattress covers are softer, more breathable, more elastic, offer better moisture control, and provide better pressure relief than woven covers. 100% Pure Joma New Zealand Wool - No Chemical Flame Retardants Every Botanical Bliss is made in the USA with up to 10 pounds of natural Joma wool - over three times what competitors use - allowing your body to get to a comfortable sleeping temperature quicker and maintain it through the night. Our Joma New Zealand wool breathes more naturally than synthetic counterparts and creates a micro climate which assists in regulating body temperature and humidity, allowing your body to get to a comfortable sleeping temperature quicker and maintain it through the night. Unlike most of our competitors, our entire mattress is GreenGuard Gold Certified as a low-emitting product. Through rigorous testing, UL Environment certifies our mattresses meet some of the world's most rigorous, third-party chemical emissions standards with strict low emission limits for over 360 volatile organic compounds, or VOCs.
Our Mattresses get reviewed quarterly to maintain this seal of approval. By being certified at the Gold level, our mattresses are beneficial for sensitive individuals such as children and the elderly.A Company You Can Trust When you buy a natural latex mattress, you are making an investment in your sleep, your body's revitalization, and your health. Like any investment, it's wise to look at the reputation of the company you are considering buying from. Are they an accredited business with the Better Business Bureau? A company's past track record is a good indication of what you might expect should problems arise after you've made your purchase. PlushBeds serves over 10,000 customers a year with a rock solid reputation and hundreds of readable reviews from verified customers. Allow us the opportunity to make you one of our loyal fans! View 3rd Party Reviews Where a 100 Night Risk Free trial is truly Risk Free Unlike other online retailers who boast they will "take the mattress back" within a certain time period, but fail to mention that it's up to you to ship it ($300-$600 average cost to ship a used mattress across the country), at PlushBeds, a risk free trial is truly risk free.
From the day your mattress is delivered, you have 100 nights to fall in love with it. If after the first 30 days you decide that your new mattress is not for you, simply call us to arrange a pickup. We'll send our carriers to your house to pick up your mattress. Once we receive your mattress, a full refund of the purchase price will be refunded back to you. Please note white glove delivery fees or other shipping upgrades are not refundable. View Free Return Policy Non-Woven, Organic Cotton Cover Certified organic non-woven cottonengineered for maximum pressure relief. 100% Pure Joma New Zealand Wool Keeps you cool and comfortable so you sleepAlso ensures your safety by 100% Natural Talalay Latex Layer Three inches of the world's finest pressure- reducing latex, offers a buoyant sensation unlike low-grade synthetic blends. ARPICO Organic Latex Core Six inches of resilient ARPICO premium organic latex, specially vulcanized for a denser feel
that is comfortably supportive, while resistant to sagging and body impressions. Crafted from select all-natural spruce woods to give true pressure-absorbing support for yourSleepopolis is supported by readers. Product links on Sleepopolis are referral links. If you use one of these and buy something Sleepopolis makes a little bit of money. See how it all works here. Night after night, many people find themselves turning to their side for a restful night’s sleep, so what makes the best mattress for side sleepers? Firmness, support, and pelvic rotation are all key factors to consider when selecting your next new mattress. Unlike back sleepers, side sleepers are less likely to struggle with snoring or airflow issues, but they can suffer from hip, back, or neck pain. By following a few critical guidelines, you can help to make sure that the side sleepers in your home are getting restful sleep. Top 5 Mattresses for Side Sleepers Leesa mattress – $865 (Queen) – Avena + memory foam
Amerisleep Liberty mattress – $999 (Queen) – memory foam Loom & Leaf mattress – $1,099 (Queen) – memory foam Helix mattress – $945 (Queen) – latex + polyfoam + microcoils Nest Bedding Alexander Hybrid mattress – $999 (Queen) – memory foam Just want to see the full list of mattress recommendations for side sleepers? Click here to jump to the review summary. First off, let’s talk about firmness. For side sleepers, you’re going to want to look for something soft to moderate on the firmness scale. A soft mattress (with great support) will help to relieve pressure from your neck and back. Firmness is perhaps the most important attribute for side sleepers. This is due to the very nature of the position. In order to provide proper support the mattress must be able to contour to the curves of your body (yes, men, even you have curves on your side). A soft or medium firmness mattress will allow your body to sink into the mattress a bit more, which will let the mattress contour to your shape.
A mattress with great support will relieve pressure points and keep your spine, neck, and back in alignment. For side sleepers, this is especially important since your spine may be misaligned already. It’s important to note that support is not the same thing as hard firmness. A softer mattress can still provide great support. When looking for a new mattress that will meet your side sleeper needs you’ll want to look for one that contours to your body’s shape. Foam mattresses offer many advantages for side sleepers, but well-built and well-designed innerspring mattresses can be effective also. The actual position of side sleepers can drastically range. Some of the most popular ones include forms like: The log – Legs fully extended The sprinter – One leg straight, one leg bent The fetal – Both legs curled at the knee Due to the nightly variation of a side sleeper’s position, support is key to ensure your mattress is properly contouring to your body throughout the night.
Pelvic rotation is the result of misalignment of the back muscles and lumbar spine. It is caused when sleepers twist or curl their legs up in opposition to the position of the upper body. Take for example, “the sprinter”. This person sleeps with one leg fairly straight and the other bent, which tends to rotate his or her upper body into a stomach sleeping position, while the lower body remains on the side. This type of rotation can lead to or worsen any lower back and neck pain so it’s important to take preventative measures before it starts hurting. There aren’t any perfect solutions to preventing pelvic rotation, but there are a few things you can do to help. Try to train yourself to sleep in side sleeping positions that keep your spine in alignment. Use a pillow between your legs to maintain spinal alignment (see below). Buy a good mattress with proper support and softness. That will help to prevent pressure points that might be currently causing you to sleep in positions that cause more pelvic rotation.
Good pillows are just as important as a good mattress. You may have an exceptionally well made and comfortable mattress, but without a good pillow you may still find that your sleeping experience is less than ideal. A quality pillow is critically important for side sleepers due to the increased (and somewhat more complex) support needs. Pillows made from latex, shredded foam, memory foam, or other poly foam help provide consistent and stable support by responding to the varying pressures of your head and neck. You’ll want to look for a pillow that is tall enough to cradle your head and neck, but not so tall that you introduce a new form of pressure. Additionally, many side sleepers use pillows between their legs. This can help to resist pelvic rotation, while also relieving lower back pressure. The advent of foam pillows in the 1990s was nothing short of a miracle for side sleepers. Foam pillows are able to provide great support and softness and properly cradle a side sleeper’s head and neck.