4 lb. memory foam offers a good density compromise. It is denser than 3 lb. memory foam, making it firmer and more supportive. However, it isn't as dense as 5 lb. memory foam, which means it will have a nicer initial feel, be just a little more yielding, and will cost less.
3" memory foam is considered to have a medium thickness. It is thick enough to provide quite a bit of support for people who sleep on their backs or sides.
- Adjusts to your body's temperature
- Molds to your body's shape, distributing your weight evenly
- Helps eliminate pressure points at the shoulders and hips
- Makes sleep more restful by reducing tossing and turning
Upgrade Options:
- Available Sizes
Twin, 38" x 74" +$0.00Twin XL, 38" x 80" +$0.00Full, 54" x 74" +$80.00Full XL, 54" x 80" +$80.00Queen, 60" x 80" +$100.00Dual King Short, 38" x 74" x 2 +$161.43Dual King, 38" x 80" x 2 +$161.43Dual California King, 36" x 84" x 2 +$161.43
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Feb 20, 2013 9:30 AM | |
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| Old lady with bad back from Aspen, Colorado would recommend this to a friend. | |
| A Little About Myself | Retired great-grandmother |
| Pros | I have a new adjustable bed (not your brand) with spring mattress. I love the "adjustable" but started having back pains again. Bought the foam mattress topper and it has made all the difference. I sleep well with little or no pain. |
| Cons | I cannot move or flip the foam over when I rotate mattress. But I can't rotate the mattress either without help. Time for grandchildren to help. |
I answered your survey on another item and I never got the $15 certificate, I could have applied it to the foam topper. | |
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