I am having trouble sleeping on a mattress that contains memory foam.

Hi Margie,

It is, indeed, the memory foam that you’re having trouble with. It’s the problem foam that lots of people have trouble with.

Your old mattresses didn’t have any memory foam in them.

All memory foams are temperature sensitive…absorbing your body’s heat and reflecting that heat back to you.

Gel is used to mitigate that, but it doesn’t work well, or for more than a few hours.

And, that NASA thing is pure BS. NASA used memory foam to pad their instruments.

Avoiding memory foam isn’t easy. All of the name brands and plenty of the off brands use it.

It’s purpose is to sell more mattresses, more frequently to the same people…the worst upholstery material ever invented.

It has created a boon for the industry and a nightmare for the consumer.

The best way to deal with your issue, is not with a new mattress.

The memory foam is only on the top. The supporting materials are under the memory foam. The underside is much firmer.

Flip your mattress over. Add to that, an EverEden all natural 2″ Soft Talalay Latex Topper.

Shown here:

https://themattressexpert.com/talalay-dunlop-latextoppers/

Latex sleeps cool, and remains like new for many years. Latex has a unique feel…cushioning you, but also holding you up.

“Floating” is the best way to describe the feel it provides.

Latex is, and has been, thee best upholstery material for the last 100 years.

You can breathe new life into your old mattresses by adding the same latex topper to them.