EOS Trilux Organic Latex Mattress

I did a fair amount of research on this a couple months back! I’ve actually read some (MANY many) unfavorable things about the avocado from Costco (not what you mentioned, but just throwing it out there. That is a Costco exclusive in my understanding, not like the other avocados). People LOVE latex mattresses. Sleep on Latex, My Green Mattress etc. If you haven’t poked around on the Matress sub on Reddit, you should!! I feel like you can’t go wrong trying a My Green Mattress considering the price point and return policy. I wound up with a Naturepedic Trilux (which I loooooove) BUT I got an insane deal on a gently used floor model, so I lucked out.

Yes, I had EOS Trilux - that is three layers of latex. They have a 100 night trial where you can get new layers to replace the ones that aren’t working (they have you cut off the tags and send a photo), so we ended up with a few extras because we had to try so many different combinations.

Yeah I was in excruciating pain- and I have a high pain tolerance… an all latex mattress is not for me!! The coils make a huge difference though

I had EOS naturepedic latex and it was super uncomfortable for me and it sagged on one side after a year. After that we switched to Tempurpedic tempur breeze hybrid. It’s an amazing mattress from a comfort perspective. I sleep hot regardless of mattress so I have the BedJet to help regulate that. With this combo you can have the best of both worlds. I was anti-foam but the open cell and cooling technology is pretty much on par with latex.

I burn up on our old naturepedic latex mattress even with a wool topper and fully cotton bedding.

I suggest Naturepaedic (firm) or Happsy Organic (more soft - owned by Naturepaedic). Only options I've felt comfortable with once I looked into them.

You can get the EOS classic in a latex free version that uses micro coils for the comfort layer instead. Also engineered sleep has the Duo Lift that also has a replaceable comfort layer of micro coils for over $1000 less. While the ES isn't wholly certified organic the mattress cover is made of organic cotton and the entire mattress is all natural materials. Edit: I would like to add though that in addition to being wholly organic, the Naturepedic does offer free comfort layer exchanges during it's 100 night trial if you find the mattress you ordered isn't to your liking and the comfort levels range from plush to firm. The ES just has a flippable base that offers slightly firmer or slightly softer while the comfort layer remains the same.

I don’t like memory foam and prefer latex hybrid mattresses but not sure if you’ve ruled out latex all together. After a lot of searching I just purchased a Naturepedic EOS king size which is 2 twin XL’s in on mattress which should reduce motion transfer. I chose one half firm coils with medium latex topper and the other half with a soft latex topper - they can be switched out so I will try both and maybe switch. You can also get two layers of latex on top of coils (firm or plush) which is their pillowtop version to customize the plushiness of the mattress. You could do soft coils with two layers of medium latex or one soft and one medium layer of latex. Hopefully that’s clear. Also you can switch the layers within the first 100 days. It almost inspired me to build my own but I just liked the guarantee of purchasing through a company. They’re also all organic.