Take a look at Saatva Solaire: [https://www.saatva.com/mattresses/solaire](https://themattressoasis.com/saatva-solaire)
I literally can't sleep on a regular mattress anymore, it's that good.
I got my mattress online. It’s a Satvaa and it’s so so luxurious. I travel a lot for work and my bed is 1000x better than even the best 5 star hotels. Free delivery and return policy too.
Crazy how we are all different. I have had the Pro Lincoln Heights for almost 6 months in firm. I'm a 115lb side sleeper who had a massive spinal surgery. For some of this time, I put a tempurpedic topper on it - but I hate foam and memory foam beds - but am also constantly wondering - what could my next, better bed be?! I have w Saatva somewhere else and missed that so much when I left / but was back there a week ago and slept on it poorly. Starting to think it is all what we get used to?! That said, the Saatva was great from the get go and this Sealy has taken a long time to break in.
Had a Saatva for a couple years and couldn’t wait to get rid of it. Also upgraded to a S&F. My only qualm with the newer ones is the blue color! I tend to always use white sheets, and the blue color can be seen through them which I’m not a fan of
So, we sat and tried to compose a list of year/make/model/ what went wrong. Not so easy.
My spouse is correct it was 6 beds in 14 years to be exact. Memory foam failure is the #1 reason for having to get rid of each bed. Approximately $16k spent.
Sealy, Stearns Foster Avocado, Saatva, Tempur Pedic and 1 more (can't recall brand). Within the 1st 18 months there's always the start of the breakdown, like you feel that its not the same, then come the dips that become valleys and turning is no longer easy. All while complaining "another one bites the dust /is this really happening again/ wtf, all that money, its got to last longer than this."
We're done. We should have been done years ago.
Latex.
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