Latex Mattress Reviews and Ratings -- Based on Data From Over 135 Owners


Our research and analysis does not include or evaluate specific latex foam mattress brands, but rather the category as a whole.

 

This is because our data involves many individual brands with small sample sizes. In addition, many owners are unaware of their latex mattress brand.


What You Need To Know
According to data from 137 owners, the beds have a high comfort rating and not as many downsides as other types of mattresses (memory foam, air, innerspring and waterbeds). Although latex mattresses have been around for decades, they still do not yet have the track record (at least in the U.S.) that the other bed types have established. Prices are generally high.

Latex bed advantages and disadvantages

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Comfort Rating for Latex Beds (no specific brand):
Number of owners indicating that the mattress was comfortable (120) divided by sample size (137) = 88%



Data on Latex Mattresses
Sample size: 131 owners of various brands and models

    120 Owners
    18 Owners
    11 Owners
    10 Owners
    7 Owners
    7 Owners
    6 Owners
    5 Owners
    5 Owners
    3 Owners
    3 Owners

Last updated: July 2008


Glossary
Comfortable
Lying and sleeping on the bed is restful because it adequately relieves pressure points and allows muscles, especially back muscles, to relax. In other words, the bed provides at least the opportunity for better, more efficient sleep.


Uncomfortable
The mattress failed to make lying and sleeping on it restful and discouraged the opportunity for sound, efficient sleep.

 


No sleeping hot
The mattress absorbs but efficiently releases one's body heat, resulting in a warm but comfortable sleeping surface.

Durable
The bed lasted for five years or longer with no major problems or loss of comfort.

Reduces pain
Sleeping on the bed helps to relieve pain, especially back pain.

No initial smell
Little if any off gassing is present.

Sleeps hot
The mattress absorbs and then fails to release one's body heat, resulting in an uncomfortably warm sleeping surface.

Causes pain
The bed causes or increases pain, particularly back pain, shoulder and hip pain.

Premature sagging
Body impressions or sagging of the bed became present in three years or less.

Little motion transfer
The mattress localizes or absorbs motion. In other words, each air chamber absorbs the movement of one person on the bed so that the other person does not notice the movement much.

Off gassing
The mattress gives off a chemical-like odor for a few days to weeks after delivery.


More Information
Innerspring Reviews
Memory Foam Reviews
Airbed Reviews
Waterbed Reviews
Waterbed advantages and disadvantages
Research Methodology

Consumer Reports
Epinions


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