Top Features include:Impressive 3" Thick SlabHigh Quality Made in the USA Memory FoamDensity of 2.5 lbsSized for College Dorm Bedding (Twin Long dorm beds)**Check out our Video below on why dorm beds are less than the quality you need and how impressive our 3" Topper truly looks on a dorm bed**Note: Internet Explorer users cannot view videos due to Internet Explorer putting a block on YouTube. We recommend Firefox, Safari or Chrome. Other retailers $129.99 Our Price: Dorm Co. Tip: Dorm beds need all the cushion & support possible! Availability: Usually Ships in 24 Hours When shopping for a Twin XL memory foam topper it can be tricky. You want high quality, but you do not want to over-pay either. So how do you know? For starters Dorm Co will always give you the highest quality dorm bedding toppers at the lowest price, but beyond that we will teach you about the product's quality too. Memory foam is a very tricky product to shop for because there are so many grades of memory foam at prices that are quite frankly all over the place.
There are two areas that you want to pay attention to most. First and foremost is the product's density and second is the product's thickness. Most retailers are quick to mention the thickness as you need to know the topper thickness, but the density is sometimes hidden or not stated at all. How high of quality your memory foam is directs relates to the density. As a general rule, the higher the density number, the higher the sink in softness. If you are familiar with the hand print image after touching memory foam this is created by good quality, high density memory foam. Our 3" Twin XL Memory Foam Topper is a high quality 2.5 lb density. You'll be sure to see your hand print, but more importantly you'll get the high quality bedding comfort that you are looking for! So remember when comparing memory foam toppers the density is the key to quality. You can trust Dorm Co's quality and density. If you still aren't sure and you decide to shop around just remember if you find a lower density memory foam the quality will not be as high as this Twin XL Memory Foam Topper.
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People can be comfortable resting in really cockamamie positions… So the recommendations I’ll make are based on my clinical knowledge of the spine, comments patients have shared with me over the past 12-years, and personal experience. 1. Waterbeds: Good mattresses allow for proper spinal alignment. Sleeping on a giant bag of water that’s always moving can’t do this for you. Waterbeds were actually invented in the late 1800’s to help prevent invalids from getting bedsores. 2. Air Mattresses: I’ve sat through the “pitch” at Select Comfort stores in the mall, and can confirm that the last bed they show you is much more comfortable than the first (sales trick). But at the end of the day, you’re still sleeping on a glorified air mattress. Several patients have complained to me about “Sleep Number” type beds and regret buying them. 3. Pillow Top Mattresses: These seem luxurious at first, but the material inside a “pillow top” is extremely flimsy and can break down in a few weeks.
Eventually an indentation forms around where you sleep, and this can compromise spinal alignment. Mattress makers are fully aware of this, so they’ve started sewing a second pillow top on the opposite side of the mattress for you to flip… That’s their way of admitting the problem. It’s a trap, don’t fall for it! 4. : I like memory foam, but there are four reasons I wouldn’t buy an entire mattress made out of it. First, the sheer number of patients who’ve complained about the visco-elastic material’s recovery time is alarming. Many describe the problem as feeling like they’re sleeping in a ditch. Second, this photo taken from one of their TV commercials makes me question the company’s understanding of the spine. They claim Tempur-pedic mattresses provide “perfect alignment,” but the blue dots I placed along the model’s spine aren’t aligned at all! The third reason involves the price tag ($1,200-$6,000). Purchasing an off-brand memory foam mattress topper can be just as relaxing for a fraction of the cost ($150 or less).
Lastly, it’s because I don’t sleep in Outer Space (these beds were invented in the 1970’s for astronauts). If you absolutely insist on buying a memory foam mattress, get this one. It’s a new form of “gel” memory foam that solves some of the heat retention problems of standard memory foam. First, determine if you really need a new mattress. If your current bed doesn’t dip or sag, you can save a lot of money by adding a high quality memory foam mattress topper. Be careful though, people make two mistakes when buying these. The first is buying the thickest topper they find. Since these are sold in different sizes (from 1.5-inches to 6-inches), it’s tempting to assume that 6″ is best… but it’s not! The second mistake is buying the toppers conveniently sold at Walmart, Target, and Bed Bath & Beyond. these toppers are over-priced and wear out very quickly. Density is more important than thickness. Every topper comes with three measurements: Size, thickness, and density.
Pick the size you want (twin, queen, king), then buy the heaviest density you can afford. The denser the memory foam is, the longer it will last and the more resistant it is to wear-and-tear. Quality toppers can last for 3-4 years. Cheap ones won’t even make it 3-4 months! A good rule-of-thumb is you want the density weight to be greater than thickness. Toppers that are 4″ thick with 2-lbs of density aren’t nearly as good as a 2″ topper with 4-lbs of density. I recommend buying a 2-3″ pad, with 4+ pound density. Anything higher than that runs the risk of being too thick. Full memory foam mattresses are typically 6-8″ of pure memory foam, but that’s what creates the “sleeping in a ditch” effect I mentioned earlier. If this sounds confusing, don’t sweat it. Here’s the kind I have at home. Doing this can delay the immediate need to buy a brand new bed, so try it before embarking on a mattress mission. If you’re on a tight budget, don’t assume you have to spend $600+ dollars on a mattress.
When sawed in half, there’s not a significant difference between $300 and $600 mattresses. The $600 options probably have a pillow top and more touch-friendly fabric… but the “bones” of the bed will be eerily similar. So you’re not missing much if you wish to purchase a “wallet-friendly” mattress. Just buy the heaviest mattress you can afford; something that doesn’t dip, bend, poke or squeak. The firmer the better. Then purchase the type of memory foam topper I described above. Your new economy mattress will feel much more expensive than it is… Now, if you’re willing and able to spend more money on a higher quality mattress, I have three different recommendations. First, take a look at Simmons Beautyrest. They’re very well-built and reasonably priced. I like them because they offer the right amount of firmness without being stiff, are surprisingly heavy, and promote healthy spinal alignment. Next, consider a Casper mattress. This company is taking the mattress world by storm, shipping mattresses that defy the laws of physics when they arrive on your doorstep.
(If you’d like to save some money, there’s an alternative/cheaper version made by Tuft & Needle). Finally, you can now get mattresses made entirely of latex. Here’s the best latex mattress that I’ve found – it has consistently high reviews on Amazon. Mattress Buying Tip #1: When purchasing a bed, the last person you want advice from is the guy hoping you buy it. Peer through the window of a free-standing mattress store and you’ll quickly notice that these are relatively low-volume businesses. Salesmen might work an entire shift and not have a single customer. So when someone does walk through the door, it’s “do-or-die” time. They have mouths to feed and might desperately need that sale! Mattress Buying Tip #2: Standard bed construction isn’t nearly as complex or intricate as the price tag indicates. I’ve spent time with manufacturers who build beds from scratch and they’ll be the first to tell you (if they’re being honest) how unsophisticated bed-building is…
So remember this when you’re ready to buy. Consider going directly to a local mattress maker instead of an overpriced chain store. Skipping the middle-man can save you a nice chunk of change. Mattress Buying Tip #3: Depending on where you live, it’s possible to find $1,000+ beds at discount mattress stores on clearance for as little as $200 if you know where to look and how to sniff out bargains. Mattress Buying Tip #4: Prices are negotiable. Buying a bed is like buying a car… Don’t pay sticker price! The mark-up varies between different models and manufacturers, but these bedding stores need to move their inventory. It’s not a flea market, but you certainly have the right to make them an offer. They might say no, but they could also say yes! Mattress Buying Tip #5: If you’re waking up with back or neck pain, it might not be your mattress that needs replacing. Your pillow or your sleep position could be the culprit. In either case, if you’ve never had your spine checked, I recommend you consult with a chiropractor.