We purchased a Kingsdown prime owington king mattress. It's a 12-inch tight top. I purchased a 2-inch cooling mattress topper and a luxury bamboo cooling thick mattress pad. Wow, those two things were the game changers. Add in the new pillows, sheets, goosedown comforter, and linen duvet. I sleep in luxury😴😴
It really depends on the individual. MCAS is highly individualized and nuanced. You might be allergic to the latex, wool, or some other chemical or something that's inside the mattress. I hope you find your dream bed🙏✨️
Some kingsdown mattresses are manufactured in Alberta.
We’re a heavier pair and found that a traditional spring mattress *without* a thick memory foam topper was more usable than a full memory foam variant - less sinking in, so it’s actually comfortable getting upand out.
It’s softened over time, but we definitely visited a local dealer 2-4 times to verify that we likedthe fit.
Was worth the $2k in my opinion.
I've been very happy with Kingsdown, which you can also get at Sleep Country among other chains. It's also Canadian, along with a bunch of other manufacturers that've been listed here
We are currently replacing two Kingsdown mattresses - one is twenty years old and one is twenty five years old. They were warriors and I don’t regret the purchases. I have no idea how they are made these days but they were made very well when we bought them.
We recently moved , and went to pick out a new mattress. Together at the store, we laid on several, and selected a Kingsdown mattress. It’s been a wonderful one! I’m menopausal, and take medication that causes even more night sweats, and the mattress is still comfortable. It’s the perfect firm / soft combo as well.
Of course, I always use a mattress cover to protect the mattress.
We’ve had our Endy for 5 years. It’s quite comfortable. I am 200# and have noticed a bit of a depression where I sleep, but I rarely wake with a back ache. Had a Kingsdown before, was more expensive, and broke down in just 3 years.
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