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GoodBed H.
from San Francisco, CA
answered
Aug 2016
Hi Liz -- As mentioned in your earlier question, we generally don't recommend any firm mattress for a side sleeper due to the increased likelihood of pressure points and difficulty in conforming to the body's curves enough to obtain proper spinal support in the side-sleeping position. There are exceptions to this. For example, side sleepers that weigh over 250 pounds might be better off on a firm mattress. Or side sleepers who are very light and not very curvy (eg, children) are generally OK on a firm mattress. Best to take our quiz if you are unsure. If you don't want one that is "too soft," that shouldn't be a problem -- have you tried any that are "Medium" softness? Even Medium-Firm would likely be OK. You can scan lots of online options here and filter them by softness (eg, Medium) as well as price, materials, etc.: http://www.goodbed.com/mattress-models/online/
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