Avocado - Organic Latex Mattress

If there is one thing you don't go cheap on is a mattress! I know its a mattress salesmen pitch but it is true...Don't skimp on something you will be using 1/3 of your time and which has a multitude of impacts on your health. First you need to determine your predominant sleep position for firmness. Don't go all memory foam unless its a tempurpedic, and those are expensive. On the budget friendly side stick with combination of memory foam and springs, I can honestly recommend Brooklyn Bedding , I had the Auorora Luxe and I got the best sleep ever as a side/back sleeper who suffered from shoulder and back pain. Helix is their upscale brand and equally good with more premium materials. When we upgraded to a king size bed, we went with organic latex from Avocado.The good thing about the internet only vendors is long trial periods and no interest payment plans if you cant unload a few thousand on the spot. Costco is another viable option with their forever return policy also, and they have good prices on run of the mill mattresses. Stay away from mattress and furniture stores, quality is crap and huge markups.

I bought a $1500 avocado mattress and my sons hated it. They like the costco top of the line mattress. I swear by a latex topper - all latex. It’s wonderful.

100%. Or Avocado. They’re not firm if that’s your preference though.

I like my Avocado mattress, but to be honest it does not compare at all to my water bed. A water bed, without any hybrid stuff (like foam), was the best bed I’ve ever slept on. It does require some maintenance though and you do need a sheepskin cover on top to keep a distance between your body and the water bed vinyl itself. Nice thing is that the bed is heated.

I've bought 3 sleep innovations Marley mattresses off Amazon. They're cheap, and comfortable. The queen is 299, and lasted about 3 years. I currently have one on my guest bed that I bought Mar 2022 that is still brand new (that bed doesn't get slept on very much). I bought an Avocado a couple years ago, and slept on it for almost a year. I absolutely HATED it. It was way too firm for me. But, they have a 1 year full refund policy, and they honored it.

always buy a firm mattress -- the firmer the better -- because if it's too firm, you can always add a soft layer on top. if it's too soft, there's nothing to be done. I recommend avocado mattresses on a base of slats or just a solid piece of wood/plywood (make sure it's nontoxic plywood). They're expensive, but here's what I do (it's weird): instead of one solid mattress, I bought three of the "toppers" to layer on each other. It brings the cost down and it's easier to maneuver and it allows you to adjust the hardness by using either 2 or 3 layers. Start with 2 (order the 3 inch ones) and see if that's thick enough. If not, order a third.

I love my avocado

Avocado mattress got top Choice in Consumer Reports. We’ve had one for years and has been great. Tons of options for stiffness ect. I think ranges from 800$-1K