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College > Bedding > Bedding Basics Bedding > Bedding Accessories Healthy Nights™ Circular Knit Cool Finish Pillow Protector for Contour Memory Foam Pillows Therapedic® TruCool® Standard Memory Foam Bed Pillow Bedding Basics > All Bedding BasicsA good sleep on a comfortable mattress is a luxury. Today, when everyone is chasing his/her dreams, a refreshing sleep is a necessity.Globally, physicians, chiropractors, and physiotherapists recommend a memory foam bed and pillow for their patients due its elastic ability to conform to our individual body curves and relieve pressure points. Are you compromising your health by choosing the wrong bed?Memory foam mattresses are popular and highly recommended due to their ability to form to your body which significantly reduces pressure points, improves blood circulation and provides an overall superior sleep.A memory foam bed will take its shape around your body supporting every curve guaranteeing you a comfortable and restful nights sleep.
During the 1970’s, memory foam material was developed for NASA to provide relief for astronauts undergoing gravity forces. Today, it is the most popular segment in the mattress industry.Memory Foam is a soft and heat sensitive material made from polyurethane with some additives to increase its density. Memory foam regains its normal shape when pressure is no longer applied.Aptly named, the ‘Memory Foam’ bed has the ability to remember and return to its original shape much like our own ‘memory cells’.The unique features of Memory Foam Mattresses:- Memory Foam is sensitive to body temperature and molds itself to support all your body contours. - Memory Foam redistributes body weight and provides support to your neck, back, shoulders, knees and legs. - Memory Foam improves circulation and reduces spinal pressure.Memory foam is also known as ‘Visco Foam’. Visco elastic foam is the scientific term for memory foam. You may wonder what adds memory to memory foam; it’s the density characteristic of foam that adds ‘memory’ to the foam.
The density and firmness of memory foam makes it unique. A higher density memory foam = better quality. In market, memory foam is available from 1.5 lbs to 5.3 lbs and most commonly available densities are 3lb, 4lb, and 5lb. Firmness of memory foam usually ranges from 6 to 40 ILD.Memory foam is generally denser and heavier which in return gives more support compared to other mattresses available in market.Memory foam beds are sensitive to temperature, at lower temperature it is harder, and when at warmer temperature it becomes soft and recoils. Usually, a memory foam bed is harder at room temperature and when your body comes in contact with memory mattress it softens and shapes accordingly to your body built up. On applying pressure on the memory foam with your hand, it leaves an impression of your hand when removed.With memory foam say Goodbye to stress and strain and Hello to a sound restful sleep. Give your body the luxury of memory foam and let the technology work while you sleep.
Get a memory foam bed and enrich your future with beautiful memories.For more information, please visit our Learning Center.last updated: Jan 25, 2017What's most important to you? We decided to compare latex and memory foam mattresses and let you decide for yourself.After all, who better to help you figure this one out? We Essentia, do make some of the best latex mattresses in the world.A) Memory foam mattresses are known for their pressure relief and comfort...but are made with some pretty harsh chemicals.B) Latex mattresses are known for being durable, natural and healthy but aren't known for comfort. LatexMemory FoamNatural Memory Foam Made using certified organic & natural components, no metals. Reduced VOC exposure, not exposed to harmful chemicals. Heat dissipates through the mattress and away from the body. Eliminates negative space, ideal for proper spinal alignment. Eliminates numbness and soreness. Evenly distributed body weight allows for increased blood circu
Natural, latex based memory foam is NEW and has been featured on Dr.OZ, Tiny House Nation, O Network, Rachael Ray and many more.Because people demanded a more comfortable latex mattress, we Essentia spent 3 years developing a unique and patented latex mattress.You can learn more about how our mattresses are made.Latex mattresses used to be sold at Sears! They've been around since the 50's and are some of the healthiest and most eco-friendly mattresses available.However, their comfort, leaves much to be desired since the more natural they are the firmer they tend to be.Memory foam mattresses outperform latex mattresses in all tests which measure comfort, like proper blood circulation. Pressure point relief is a clear sign of comfort. A memory foam mattress offers your body the best sleep surface on the market, with better blood circulation and contouring support being big pluses.BUT, most memory foam is made using harsh chemicals. Petroleum based memory foams are made using known carcinogens and have been linked to itchy eyes, respiratory issues, headaches etc.
Making the healthy choice (natural latex) or comfortable choice (memory foam) is a dilemma for consumers.Keep in mind you could always get the benefits of both with our natural memory foam. <-- It feels AMAZING.Latex foam is a type of foam designed to outlast traditional spring mattresses. It can be made using natural or synthetic (manmade) ingredients.There are 3 different types of Latex foam: Natural latex foam is processed Hevea milk (rubber tree sap). It's rare to find natural latex in brand name mattresses since it's expensive and durable, lasting 15+ years. Big box companies will usually only include 1 - 2 inches of natural latex on top so they can promote the mattress as “natural”. In reality, the bed is made up of more synthetic materials than anything else. Be suspicious when companies don't mention the percentage of natural content in their latex.Keep in mind that it's just not feasible for any mattress under $1500 to be made entirely of natural latex due to the costs.
Sap from the Rubber Tree (Hevea brasiliensis) is collected and processed into latex; the finished product is used in mattresses and pillows.1) Talalay ProcessThe Talalay process of making latex results in a softer feeling foam. Synthetics and air are always added to achieve this. 100% Natural Talalay does not exist and most Talalay on today’s market is heavily blended, if not 100% synthetic.2) Dunlop ProcessThe Dunlop process of making latex creates a firmer feeling foam.Both Dunlop and Talalay latex can be made 100% synthetic.People often say that Talalay is the superior latex. This is false and here's why.Dunlop latex foam was put to market in the 1950's. The goal was not to create natural foam, it was to create a longer-lasting, consistent feeling product than other foams on the market.Talalay latex foam was then invented. It felt better than Dunlop foam since it was softer, more durable and had a more consistent feel. To do this, 50%+ of the natural ingredients were replaced with synthetics.