My husband is a little shorter than you but same weight, and I am the same weight as your wife and I too sleep on my stomach. We just bought a tempurpedic proadapt blue and it is fantastic! We slept on a tempurpedic cloud for 11 years and then since August we have tried silk and snow medium, tempurpedic prima blue and kingsdown silent partner x3. They were all awful. We had our proadapt delivered on Friday and we slept so good all weekend. My husband's shoulder pain has subsided significantly too (he is a side sleeper).
we paid $3,900 at sleep country. The posted price was $5,800
Hi everyone,
About three years ago, I shared my experience switching from a 10-inch Tempur-Pedic mattress to the Serta iComfort CF2000 Hybrid Firm, which brought significant relief to both my back pain and my wife’s shoulder pain. For reference, here is the original post:
[https://www.reddit.com/r/Mattress/comments/15wfgpn/serta\_mattress\_surprising\_relief\_for\_back\_pain/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Mattress/comments/15wfgpn/serta_mattress_surprising_relief_for_back_pain/)
Here is my 3-year follow-up:
**Back Pain Relief** My back pain improved dramatically after switching mattresses and has remained stable. I have rarely needed to take medication for back pain since then. Since alleviating my back pain was the primary reason for changing mattresses, this outcome has been extremely satisfying.
**Durability** After three years of use, I have not noticed any sagging or changes in support. I will confess I have barely rotated it during these three years—probably not best practice and not something I would recommend. Of course, the long-term durability beyond this period remains to be seen.
**Fiberglass Concerns** I have seen discussions on this forum suggesting that some Serta mattresses may contain fiberglass as a fire barrier. Can anyone confirm or refute whether the iComfort CF2000 specifically includes fiberglass?
**Summary** I am currently very satisfied. It solved my most pressing health issue, and the medium-term durability has defied the "S-brand" stigma so far. I hope to check back in at the 5 or 10-year mark to see if the streak continues.
Thanks to everyone in this community for the valuable discussions and insights!
Ok i literally JUST went through this exact situation and resolved it! I could have written your original post
We have a medium-soft tempurpedic bed from Costco and lately I’ve connected that my back pain is being caused by it being too soft.
I also was sleeping on the couch recently because my husband was sick and I was trying to avoid catching it, and also noticed it helped my back pain.
I got a 3” medium latex topper from sleep on latex a few days ago, and I swear in one single night sleeping on it, I went from barely being able to change positions in bed without intense back pain, to my pain being COMPLETELY GONE the next morning.
It feels like magic and now I’m obsessed with this latex topper and will tell anyone who will listen how amazing it is 😂
We had an amazing Tempurpedic pillow top for 20 years that we replaced with a new Tempurpedic in 2021. It was like sleeping on a concrete slab. No matter what I tried to do with toppers I could not make it work.
So three months ago we tested all the Saatvas at the store and went with the 15” RX. I am so happy we did. At first you do have to get used to going back to a bit of a bounce you don’t get with memory foam but since we sleep so deeply it’s not an issue. It’s not like the old springs style bed type bounce. The mattress stays cool and we sleep great. My husband has chronic lower back pain and I am a side sleeper who needs shoulder and hip support. We are both super happy so far.
I love Tempurpedic. As a mattress reviewer, I've slept on three models. My favorite is the Cloud, but they all have the Tempur foam, which I've found does an amazing job of contouring to your body. But, it isn't for everyone. Some people are off put by it.
I have found they're durable, and the warranty does cover indentation up to 0.75 inches. Most other warranties I've seen are 1.5 inches.
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I’m just not sure any of them are meant to last anymore. I’m a back sleeper, and we ended up giving our kid our Tempurpedic cloud which I loved, because I needed an adjustable base. Our old mattress was at least 10 or more years old, and still has plenty of life. The cheaper memory foams we have in the other bedrooms don’t seem that great. I bought a split king through Costco, and it has a medium and soft side (also the adjustable base). The soft side isn’t too soft, the medium was a bit firmer than we liked. I think it’s Sleep Science. So we’ve had it almost two years, and so far, it seems to be holding up. I’ve read that Tempurpedics aren’t what they used to be. And most mattresses are not made to be forever. They have a definite end point, esp spring mattresses.
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