HomeMemory Foam Mattress Topper Reviews Sleep Innovations 3-Inch Sculpted Memory Foam Topper Sleep Innovations 3-Inch Sculpted Memory Foam Mattress Topper is a product of Sleep Innovations, a popular US based bedding brand. This 3-Inch thick sculpted SureTemp Topper offers greater airflow in comparison to traditional memory topper. The Sculpted Mattress Topper has reversible design that gives 2 unique surfaces to sleep. Read full review Beautyrest 3-inch Memory Mattress Topper Waterproof Beautyrest offers 3-inch Gel Memory Foam Topper with Waterproof Cover. The ComforPedic Loft comes in a dual-sided design and is infused with rejuvenating gel to offer ultimate support and comfort. The gel absorbs the body pressure and prevents excessive heat build-up by channeling it away. The 3-inch thick and 3.2... Read full review Beautyrest 4-inch Sculpted Mattress Topper Polysilk ComforPedic 4-Inch Sculpted Gel Memory Foam Mattress Topper is the product of Beautyrest. ComforPedic comes with revolutionary gel infused memory foam.
The dual-sided design makes the topper an ultimate choice for soothing and restful sleep. The gel keeps the body cool by absorbing the body pressure and channeling the heat... Read full review Beautyrest GeoMatt Therapeutic Foam Mattress Pad Beautyrest GeoMatt Therapeutic Foam Mattress Pad is a product of Beautyrest, a popular US bedding brand. This high quality mattress topper is used in more than 10,000 medical facilities. The toppers consists of “rings of air” to promote airflow in order to reduce heat build-up, and gives optimal support and... Read full review DreamDNA 2.5 Pound Density Visco Elastic Memory Foam Mattress Bed Topper This topper features a voluptuous 2 square inches of 2.5 pounds of pliable yet firm memory foam that immediately impacts the performance of any mattress by buttressing areas that need support and shaping to the contours of the body, in turn producing many blissful evenings of rest.... Read full review The 2.5 Lucid by LinenSpa Gel Infused Ventilated Memory Foam Mattress Topper This topper with removable bamboo cover offers a 3-year warranty if it is determined this item is defective on the part of the producer.
It offers an outstanding ventilation system that moves air in order to provide the best temperature to achieve a restful slumber. The open cell system also... Read full review Isotonic Ultimate Memory Foam Mattress Topper Like all other the companies products this one has been awarded an official certification from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. This specific model features 100 percent Visco elastic memory foam, encased in a velour zippered cover that can be removed for the customer’s convenience.... Read full review The Sleep Joy 4-Inch ViscO2 Ventilated Topper It implements an innovative new technique that allows this pad to literally breathe by producing five times the normal amount of airflow of any other kind of memory foam, which is prone to retaining heat. This ventilation can also be adjusted through three different types of levels of circulation.... Read full review Visco Elastic Memory Foam Mattress Pad Bed Topper The Visco Elastic Memory Foam Mattress Pad Bed Topper is made in the USA and is 3 inches thick with 4 pounds of foam.
Once placed atop the mattress it immediately provides much more restful slumber and revitalizes the mattress.... Read full review 3.0 Visco2 Ventilated Mattress Enhancer The 3.0 Visco2 Ventilated Mattress Enhancer implements open cell ventilated memory foam and plant-based materials to provide an excellent evening of sleep. Visco2 is a new memory foam created by Sleep Joy that allows five times the amount of air flow to keep the body temperature regulated while at rest.... I’ve been getting a lot of questions about transitioning out of a mattress, so here are some potentially helpful steps. Step 1: Start transitioning out of your mattress by staying on it. Sleep on the other side. Flip the mattress over. Flip it over and sleep on the other side’s other side. Because your mattress has a particular shape created by how you (and anyone else) have slept on it over time. If you put your body on it differently, that alone will change the loads to your body. (And consider swapping sides weekly, no matter what you’ve been sleeping on.)
Step 2: If you have foam over the top of your mattress or a bulky mattress pad, get rid of it and sleep on your de-cushioned bed. Step 3: If you have a guest bed, de-cushion that one too (sorry guests), and log some nights on a different mattress. Mattresses are so different, just sleeping in one that’s not your regular bed will change the loads to your body. Step 4: Put your mattress on the ground and list your box springs and bed frame on Craigslist for $200.00. Step 5: Answer three emails from those responding to your Craigslist ad. Surprisingly, they’re all college students moving in to your area from Kansas who want to put money directly into your bank account because they’re currently awaiting their financial aid package of $35,000, but only have their parent’s money to pay you with today, if you can just send your account information. Step 6: Don’t send them your account information. Step 7: Meet with the one person who answered your ad on Craigslist to let them see the frame and box springs, only to have them offer you $25.00 because they wanted something larger (than the Queen size you listed in your ad).
Step 8: Sleep on your mattress (both sides of it) on the ground for awhile. Step 9: Create a bedroll with sleeping bags, blankets, sheets, on the ground, and sleep on that for a while. Step 10: List your mattress, box springs, and bedframe on Craigslist for $400.00 (you paid $1000 three years ago…). Step 11: Repeat Steps 4 through 7. Step 12: Keep it all in your garage for 3 years and then list in on Free! section of Craigslist and have someone text you 3 minutes after you’ve listed it. Load it into their truck 25 minutes after you listed it. Step 13: Stop using Craigslist with the exception of reading “Missed Connections” for entertainment. And, because, you never know. For what it’s worth, it took me 18 months to go from my mattress of 5 years to what I sleep on now: a 3″ foam mattress pad I got from Costco. In addition to the steps I’ve listed here, the corrective exercises I suggest on this blog and in my books, are to make your neglected joints more mobile head-to-toe.
Immobility will be challenged by gradually changing what you’re sleeping on, but the more you work on your mobility in the form of specific exercises, moving more, and changing your sleep environment, the more each facilitates the others. Q: Why the heck would I want to sleep on a mattress? A: It’s about natural loads and reducing repetitive/unnatural loading to (i.e. deforming of) your cellular bodies. Read Move Your DNA for a more detailed explanation or at least start by reading “Instinctive sleeping and resting postures: an anthropological and zoological approach to treatment of low back and joint pain“ from the British Medical Journal. Q: What about pillows? Should I get rid of my pillow? Do you use a pillow? A: I use my pillows as headboards (see pic) to reduce the coldness of our heads, I don’t use one under my head. To read a similar “how to transition out of a pillow” (which implies that you’re currently inside of one, but you get what I mean), read this post: Your Pillow is an Orthotic.