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You’re investing in 10 to 15 years of quality sleep, so it’s important to know what’s inside the mattress you’re buying. Essentially a mattress contains two functional components. The first is the Support component and the second is the Comfort component. Each component can be made of one or several materials, and occasionally there are mattresses where the same material is used for both support and to offer comfort to the sleeper as well (for example, latex).
Your choice of components should be made based on how you feel when you lie on the mattress, how long you want the mattress to last, whether you’re disturbed by your partner’s movements at night, and whether you have a special need (e.g. pressure and pain relief).
Mattress Support Components
Used to make your mattress supportive and to promote neutral spinal alignment. Latex, pocket-coils, foam, innerspring? Find out more here...
Mattress Comfort Components
Used to make your mattress comfortable and to change the firmness feel. Dacron, foams, latex, viscoelastic, wool? Find out more here...
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