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Memory
Foam Mattress
Reviews and Ratings --
Based on Data From Over 1,275 Owners
Memory foam
mattresses use viscoelastic foam as the main supporting feature,
as opposed to innersprings, air, latex or water.
Memory
foam is made up of millions of spherical shaped, open cells
that are temperature and weight sensitive.
Consequently, the foam has strong contouring properties and
equally supports every part of the body.
What You Need To Know
Memory foam mattress brands rate respectably in regard to comfort
(better than all top-selling
innerspring beds and about equal to waterbeds
and airbeds)
and can vary significantly in price.
Learn about memory foam mattress advantages
and disadvantages.
Comfort
Rating Comparison
Click
on each brand for more information.
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Mattress
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Percent
of owners indicating mattress is comfortable
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85% |
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82% |
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79% |
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Supplemental
Findings
The memory foam mattress brands below are not included
with the mattresses above because their sample sizes are currently
too small to provide results that meet our accuracy standards.
As a result, a proper comparison is not possible at this time.
However, we provide the limited owner experience information
about them that we have collected because, for the mattress
shopper, having some information is better than having none.
Page and data last updated: July 2008
More Information
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Isoform / Bergad mattress
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Sex on a memory foam mattress
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