A unique combination of support and comfort, at a price that won't keep you up at night! Featuring Pressure-Response Zoned Coils and High Density 1.8lb foam, the Doctor's Choice gently cradles your body while you sleep, helping to eliminate pressure points and tossing and turning. Why the Right Mattress? Lowest to Highest Price Highest to Lowest Price -- Ratings & Reviews -- Lowest to Highest Rating Highest to Lowest Rating Doctor's Choice® Euro Top Doctor's Choice® Elite Plush Doctor's Choice® Elite Firm Doctor's Choice® Elite Euro Top Compare up to 4 ProductsA Coca-Cola 9/11 Tribute Is Getting Slammed on TwitterThis story has been updated to reflect a response from Coca-Cola.On September 11, 2001, the Twin Towers in New York City were destroyed. 15 years later, the day was commemorated with cases of Coca-Cola.A Walmart shopper at a location in Panama City Beach, Fla. noticed the display on Tuesday and posted a picture to Twitter.
It depicts Ground Zero assembled using cases of Coke Zero against an American flag backdrop, with rollback prices being advertised right above it.The picture has since been retweeted thousands of times, with many Twitter users venting their disappointment./HU4y2rxgFG- Shawn (@online_shawn) September 6, 2016@online_shawn Please tell me this is fake. Just tell me it's fake even if it's not so I can sleep well tonight 'knowing' this isn't real.- Andrew Cannizzaro (@ajc340) September 6, 2016@online_shawn @JNPLIS this is gross.- Jenn Gordon (@Jennife06465352) September 7, 2016This is THE ultimate in brand 9/11 cash-in tackiness and nothing will ever ever ever top it https://t.co/3VWNTcKfmx- Natasha Daly (@natashaldaly) September 7, /LadiVampKitti/status/774021159482302464Hmm I don't seem to recall anyone else covering 9/11 this week. /1RI5xjfmiK- Laneigh Pfalser (@laneighpfalser) September 8, 2016A Walmart (wmt) spokesperson told the Orlando Weekly that Coca Cola (ko) generally comes up with display ideas, though the retailer gives the final approval.
"We hold this moment in our country's history in the highest regard, and there was nothing disrespectful intended by the display being assembled," a Walmart spokesperson told Fortune. He added that the display was removed from the Florida store on Wednesday. Coca-Cola apologized in a statement to Fortune: "This display was meant to honor local firefighters and to support their organization’s upcoming event. We sincerely apologize that anyone was offended or misunderstood its intent, and we have replaced the display."Coca Cola is not the only company with questionable 9/11-themed advertising. A San Antonio-Texas mattress store made a video spoofing the Twin Towers falling to advertise a "Twin Tower Sale," according to Dallas News. The video has been removed from the company's Facebook page with an apology.Skip to Search Form Skip to Page Content Check Out Our Specials! “The guys who delivered it were really sweet and made sure my dust ruffle was straight and even.”
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Sleeping pads are lighter and thinner than regular air mattresses, making them suitable for folding and carrying in a pack. However, while sleeping pads are thin and lightweight, these self-inflating wonders still pack a lot of comfort in a small package. Queen- and twin-sized air mattresses are by far the most common, but some manufacturers make air beds in full or king size as well. It's important to check the actual dimensions on the blow-up mattress you're considering, however; some air mattresses are sized a bit smaller than the true mattress size. Air mattresses also vary in thickness, but in general they can be either single-height or double-height. A single-height air mattress sits anywhere from 7 to 13 inches off the floor, which can make it difficult for some to get in and out of, especially those who may have physical challenges. A raised, or double-height mattress, by contrast, inflates to between 18 and 22 inches high, bringing it much closer to normal bed height. One caveat: that extra thickness might require you to buy deep-pocketed fitted sheet sets, which are less common and more expensive than standard sheets.
Head on over to our separate report on bed sheets for our top recommendations. Some air mattresses are very basic, just blow up rectangles, but other air mattresses have extra features, such as raised bumpers or built-in pillows. Many people like those features because they help keep your bedding -- and your body -- from falling off the air bed if it's not up against a wall. Parents of small children are particularly complimentary of air beds with bumpers as they feel that those bumpers give their child a feeling of security. All blow-up mattresses, regardless of what they are used for, have one thing in common: they‘re inflated with a pump -- although some sleep pads are then topped off by blowing into a valve. The pump that blows up the mattress may be built-in or a separate unit, and it may run on standard household current, battery power or muscle power (like a bicycle pump). Some mattresses do not actually come with a pump, which can be both a plus and a minus: you have to purchase the pump separately, but you can choose the type that's most convenient for you, and if it breaks you don't have to replace the whole mattress.
Air mattresses should not be confused with permanent-use air beds such as the Sleep Number bed, which uses air-filled pockets in place of springs. Inflatable air mattresses like those covered in this report can be quite inexpensive and are intended for occasional or short-term use only. While some owners do report using an inflatable air mattress as their regular bed, manufacturers do not recommend using air beds for long-term or permanent use. Most of the poor reviews we saw related to our top-rated air mattresses were from people who groused that the mattress started to lose air after months of daily use -- something that's to be expected from using what is, essentially, a reinforced, rectangular balloon. Also, since you are sleeping on air, blow-up mattresses, even those with pillow or flocked tops, tend to have poor insulation. Because of that, we recommend putting a blanket under your air bed and topping it off with a good, thick mattress pad before adding the rest of your bedding.