Obviously with my company being called the organic bedroom we are huge on latex, Other than the extremely rare person allergic to natural latex I can not find any downfalls to Latex. My number one seller is the Savvy Rest 10in all dunlop Serenity. I think tempurpedic is still the cool thing in bedding but there are real issues with Heat, off gassing and Price. In fact we porbably see a couple of people a week getting rid of theres due to the issues with them.

Hi Andrew, Recommendations are based on the specific needs of my customers. Even so, there are more mattresses to avoid than there are of value. The two worst products for body impressions are: memory foam and pillowtops. This industry spends a lot of time creating the illusion of quality than they spend on the quality itself. This direction was taken when mattresses went one sided. It has continued with the extensive use of memory foam. If you are a young salesman, you are not likely to be aware of all this. It's been over the last 10 years, or so, that the industry has taken to selling disposable mattresses, as opposed to them lasting 10 to 20 years...as they had been.

There is nothing like all latex for comfort that lasts.

For customers looking for a softer surface, we recommend the use of a soft latex topper, which will, by far, outlast and outperform any pillowtop made.

Pete

At the Sleep Shop, our criteria includes avoiding non-toxic flame retardant. That is my main concern, with all of the science now being shown about the levels of flame retardant in our bloodstream. Our preferred brands are Suite Sleep (Ace Hotel mattress) and Magniflex