Discover common myths about mattresses!
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What kind of mattress not to buy?

If you want to ensure your comfort and spinal support, you should avoid buying a memory mattress, which has memory foam in the top layer.

Can a mattress cause back pain?

Yes, a mattress can indeed cause back pain. Most often, the reason is improper body support provided by the mattress's top layers, leading to unnatural spine curvature and improper pressure point distribution. Back pain is frequently caused by having a mattress with memory foam in the top layer.

Who should sleep on a firm mattress?

Only young, slim, and athletic individuals who primarily sleep on their stomach should sleep on a firm mattress. For everyone else, firm mattresses are not suitable. It's a long-standing myth that the firmer the mattress, the better it is for the spine.

What to do with a new mattress?

You can unpack and use a new mattress immediately upon delivery. The mattresses we sell are folded in a semi-circular shape and then packed into a box for shipment. They are ready for immediate use upon delivery.

How often should a mattress be rotated?

Many sellers suggest rotating a mattress every six months, or twice a year. In reality, rotating a mattress doesn't make much sense. A good and functional mattress doesn't require it.