Shipping & Handling: $0.00* Durable and Long Lasting A rich 3-inch layer of eco-friendly, patented NutraTemp Memory Foam adds more luxury to your bed in just seconds. This revolutionary Memory Foam is designed to provide enhanced responsiveness and unsurpassed comfort that keeps you sleeping at a comfortable temperature all night long. Enjoy a deep, tranquil sleep because NutraTemp is never too warm, it's always just right. Additionally, the silky, smooth 100% cotton cover has Nanotex protection that releases stains. As an added feature, the cover also has an integrated stretch-to-fit bed skirt that keeps your topper securely in position on the mattress.Essentially, the Pure Comfort Mattress Topper provides the ultimate sleeping experience with comfort, support and luxury combined into one. Sizes: Cal-king, King, Queen, Full, Twin XL or Twin Patented NutraTemp, temperature sensitive memory foam molds naturally to body contours 18 Stretch-to-fit 100% Cotton Cover with Grey Piping (easy removal and machine washable) Memory Foam: 100% Hypo-allergenic, CFC-free Density: 3.0 lbs. of "open cell" memory foam for a restful and relaxing sleep Durable and long-lasting Cover protected w/Nanotex to help stains wash out easily Returns to original shape after use Relieves pressure points & improves circulation Fits easily on most
mattresses 10-year warranty Foam made in the USA/Cover made in ChinaCal King: 84" x 72"King: 80" x 76"Queen: 80" x 60"Full: 75" x 54"Twin XL: 80" x 39"Twin: 75" x 39"Purchasing a Sleep Innovations memory foam mattress, topper or pillow can save you a whopping 60% off a Tempurpedic. But how will you sleep? The following ratings and comparative reviews will help you pick the best one for your situation. You will also discover which are the most popular and how each compares to the industry leader, Tempurpedic. Remember that old saying, "You get what you pay for?" Well... the maker of the cheap Costco Novaform Pure Comfort Deluxe (and others), want you to forget that saying, and with good reason.These manufacturers are out to prove that you can get a long lasting quality memory foam mattresses, topper or pillows without paying the premium price. And as you will see, they are succeeding.TIP: Don't Trust Sleep Innovations Reviews - written before Feb 2009 If you read an old review from before 2009, you will end up paying more than is necessary for quality memory foam.
This company is not the same one it was before 2008. It is way better. In addition, their products have improved also. But it turned out to be a great thing for you.Discover how the improved their memory foam products, their warranty, and also made their call center friendlier. Sleep Innovations 12-inch Memory Foam Mattress Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars More than three quarters of buyers gave it the highest rating possible, 5.0 out of 5.0. This is one of the Maniac's picks for Best Mattresses under $500. Most purchasers agree that you wouldn't know you were sleeping on a 'cheap' memory foam bed unless you saw the sales receipt. These same folks would never pay the extra $1,500 difference in cost to buy the equivalent Tempurpedic bed. The 12-inch high bed has 2.5 inches of breathable 3 pound density memory foam on top. It is very comfortable and does not trap your body heat nor make you sweat. Together with the 9.5" base foam layer it provides sleeping surface that has an ILD rating between 12 and 14.
This range is one that most folks find very cushy but supportive for sleeping.It also comes with the same knitted, non-removable mattress cover as the 10 inch bed.TIP: Pick up a good quality waterproof mattress cover to keep your new bed free of stains and funky odors. What Buyers Give A Thumb's Up to: Sometimes these Innovations beds go on sale. The Maniac has occasionally seen 25% off regular prices.Back to Innovations reviews list Sleep Innovations 10-inch Memory Foam Mattress Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars It's very popular with buyers. Over 80% give it a perfect 5 out of 5. For many folks, this 10" sleeper is a good substitute for the much more expensive Tempurpedic models. It is a bit more popular than the 12" Sleep Innovations model. There are several reasons I found for this: First, the cost is about $50 less than the 12" high modelSecond, this one has 3" of Sure-Temp memory foam instead of 2.5". The extra half inch of comfort provides a softer feel especially for taller or larger people.
3rd: The bedding for 10" high beds is cheaper and easier to findOne drawback is that the knitted cover is fragile.TIP: Buy a quality, waterproof, washable cover like the Malouf Mattress Protector to keep your bed fresh and clean. This generation of covers are not the ones that you hated when you were a child. These are very quiet and there are no crunchy plastic noises when you turn over! Look for frequent sales on these best mattresses. You can often find price reductions up to 23% off of regular prices. The Novaform mattress line sold at Costco has gone through some major changes since 2009. One thing that has not changed is how popular these inexpensive models are and the outstanding Costco return policy. If you find you don't like sleeping on it, they will take it back. Check with your warehouse manager for further details, because returns are at the Costco manager's discretionToday there are two different types of Novaform bed. There's the older Novaform Pure Comfort brand and the newer style Novaform Gel.Go directly to my page on Novaform memory foam mattress reviews to find more information on:
Back to Innovations reviews list Do buyers find that they regret not buying a Tempurpedic mattress instead?Ratings and reviews show that Sleep Innovations and/or the Novaform mattress are very popular with buyers. A large majority of folks who bought them consider these beds to be a very good value. They would recommend them to their friends. In conclusion, the old adage that "you get what you pay for" is still true. However now it is that with Sleep Innovations you end up getting a lot more.Now that you know what memory foam is, the differences between memory foams, and some possible issues, it’s time to select a memory foam top layer for the bed. All of this wouldn’t be much good if they didn’t sell memory foam by itself. Luckily enough, they do – as mattress toppers. We know we’re looking for open-cell viscoelastic polyurethane foam, with a minimum density of 5lb/ft3 (80 kg/m3) . It should be reviewed well for comfort, as well as come with a wicking cover to ensure comfort in humid or warmer conditions.
The only thing left to decide is size and thickness. Mattress size is completely up to you, but I suggest getting as much quality memory foam as you can afford. A thickness of 4 inches appears to be the sweet spot in terms of cost versus benefit. Anything beyond that provides little benefit, and cost increases drastically. I’ll save you the research trouble, and just tell you who I found that satisfies our conditions. That’s not to say there aren’t a ton of vendors out there with great products – this is simply one I’ve used personally and can vouch for. Finding the best deal at any given time is going to be a little bit of work – prices and products change rapidly, but at least your evaluation method will not. In 1Q 2008 when I built my bed, Bergad Inc’s Isoform mattress division provided a very high quality, well reviewed memory foam for a very reasonable price. I purchased a 4″ queen mattress topper with a wicking (“CoolMax”) cover for approximately 215 USD.
The price has increased since that time, but remains a very good value. As of the time I ordered, shipping was free to the US and Ontario. I cannot vouch for any other provinces as I live in Ontario, but to be frank I cannot believe I was not charged extra (or anything!) for cross-border shipping. I would not recommend Ebay or other assorted sites. The deals present can be matched easily by careful shopping with more established merchants, and any deals “too good to be true” usually are. The advantage of having a company you can phone up and contact for issues such as warranty is invaluable. Here are some major manufacturers to get you started. There are actually very few companies manufacturing their own memory foam, and even fewer who do it domestically. Foam is rebranded and resold, and it can be very difficult to trace where your memory foam product really came from. If you’re aware of other companies that actually make their own foam as opposed to brokering it through other sources, please leave a comment!
There are a few things you should be aware of. One, the thing is going to be heavy. Remember our density calculations in the differences between memory foams section? A 4″ queen topper will be almost 60 pounds! Make sure you’re home the day of delivery so you don’t have to go pick it up yourself, and let the delivery guy drop it in your bedroom, not your front door. This isn’t a major issue for younger people, but if you have difficulty lifting and moving heavy awkward objects, recruit a helper! Additionally, memory foam, due to it’s open-cell foam structure, can be compressed quite compactly. This saves on shipping, but often causes people to get confused when they see a compressed shrinkwrapped thing that looks more like a Pilsbury roll than a mattress cover. It will take several hours for the topper to unroll itself and expand. Don’t attempt to “stretch” it back into shape, you could damage it. Just let it be. As the pictures show, it can take a while, especially if delivered in the cold which will cause the memory foam to stiffen up significantly.