Customer Reviews

Sleep Innovations 12-inch Sure Temp Memory Foam Mattress - Queen Size

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4 star:		(58)
3 star:		(19)
2 star:		(16)
1 star:		(13)

 

 

The background: My wife and I bought our first king size bed in April 2005. Three years later the thing was already sagging down the middle. Lived with it for a year and then finally made a warranty claim. The company stripped the bed down to the springs and rebuilt a new mattress. Lasted 8 months before terrible again.

So I read Consu. Reports and lo and behold, besides the fact that it states that mattresses are the number one inquired about review next to cars, they don't actually rate any mattresses. I guess it is b/c the companies give each store their own model so it is impossible to compare. C.R. did, however, give satisfaction survey numbers on the different manufacturers. It was amazing. All but one were 50% or lower (the question, I believe, was would you buy another mattress of this brand). Most were much lower than 50% (Serta was 35%). I mean WOW. It is disheartening to think that the vast majority of people are unhappy with their beds. And yes, this includes those Sleep Number, outrageously priced people (I can buy an inflatable queen mattress at Wal-Mart for $15. Why does putting a case around it make it worth $3,000?)

Well, the ONE COMPANY that had higher than 50% was Tempur Pedic (around 60%, not great, but better than the rest). Problem is, even though I could afford it, there is no way I am paying $3,300 for a 12" king size mattress. My first thought is, "China makes everything for 1/100th of the cost", so I started Googling memory foam mattresses. Well to my pleasant surprise the good ole USA came through with Sleep Innovations.

I read all, and I mean all the reviews. I initially thought the Amazon Vine reviews (which are a lot) were bogus, purposely placed customer reviews. I have since learned (from a negative comment) that just means the company gave a bunch of free beds to get Amazon Vine reviews. But even discounting the Vines' reviews, you could see that nearly all people were happy with it. I was still concerned though because I read horror stories from customer reviews on another off-brand memory mattress at Amazon. Stuff like the corners not ever flattening out and the company saying it could only be returned in the original box (which is absolutely impossible - the thing is vacuum sealed in there).

So I called the company. I am expecting terrible service and it was the complete opposite. Got someone right away, very nice, non-outsourced woman who said that the company had been in business for 12 years; yes I could return the mattress within the 20 year warranty and I would not have to use the same box (which when I asked that question, she stated flatly, "that would be impossible").

The product: I took the dive and bought it. The real test is how it will feel in 5 years, but I can't fast forward five years to tell you what's what. And to that end, I figured I could get six of these for the price of a Tempur Pedic.) But I can say that two weeks into it and I love this bed. A couple bullet points:

1. No problem with the hotness issue you read about, but it is not summer. I figure worst case scenario, I will add an egg crate on top to have some separation from my body and the foam mattress if I have a heat issue. I should note that we had an 80 degree day recently and I had no heat issues that night.

UPDATE: Have had 99 degree weather days and no problems (of course we use the A/C (keep it on 78), but I thought I should add that).

2. Foam smell went away. Again, if it hadn't, I would have bought an egg crate so my nose wasn't right on it.

3. It is a firm mattress. You would never believe it if you sat on the side but when your whole body is stretched out, it is firm. It is a good firm though. I always thought I was a soft mattress guy, but after sleeping 4 years on a pillow top and a bad back to show it, I am making the switch. I figured if I needed it softer, I could buy an egg crate (see a pattern here?).

4. DO NOT TAKE OFF THE WHITE COTTON COVER. This is apparently the equivalent of the do not remove for penalty of jail tag. If you read the brochure that comes with the mattress it tells you that the warranty is void if you do that. So put some other cover over that if you must.

5. My wife has a memory foam pillow and it contours big time to your head and if you move your head, it is like you are squishing down Mount Everest again. This mattress is not like that. Very mild contouring which I think is a real plus.

6. As other reviews say, it is heavy as Hades. I got it upstairs with me pushing it up with my back and my wife getting it over each stair hump. I would NOT recommend this if you have a bad back, etc. Get a couple guys to do it.

Anyway it is late, I am tired, and I have a fantastic bed to go sleep in.

UPDATE: Unfortunately, we have had numerous 100+ degree weather days here in Georgia. Fortunately, however, I have not had any problems with feeling hot because of the bed.
UPDATE: Year later, no sagging, still very happy.

I have waited a month to do this review to be as accurate as possible on this purchase. We researched this purchase extensively before deciding to purchase prior to the holidays. We previously had a Simmons Euro top ultra plush king that only lasted 5 years before it started to become uncomfortable and bother my back. We went to numerous stores to lay on Tempur pedic mattresses and other brands. We could not justify spending $3000 on a mattress that we might not like. It seemed like people either loved or hated these memory foam products.
We were a bit apprehensive about purchasing online but the reviews of this product were mostly positive. At a third of the price i figured we couldn't go wrong. We did look at other companies but there were some concerns about the foam being used and where the products were being made. sleep innovations website was good and revlieved any fears on the foam etc.

We had free shipping but it did take close to 4 weeks to get the product which was a little surprising. It comes in a VERY small box that required two people to lift but it could easily be pushed. We opened it up on the foundation as diagramed in the instructions. It was quite cold but it still flattened out within about 2 hours. I have a sensitive nose and my wife even moreso and we noticed essentially NO smell which we were prepared for based on other reviews. We waited 2 days to sleep on it.

Here is where we found the difference between the Tempur Pedic product and the SI mattress. I found the mattress to be quite hard and honestly rather uncomfortable for the first 2 weeks. The "sink" in feeling of the TP beds just wasnt there. My wife was starting to get frusterated with it so we purchased a Down "topper" cover to go over it and PERFECT.... It is now much more comfortable and we are both sleeping better.

We are not big people but it seemed like we bottomed out the memory foam and were sleeping more on the hard foam product. In any event, now I feel like we have a good bed that is comfortable and will hopefully last at still a third of the price of a Tempur pedic.....But had to add the Topper to get the desired comfort we wanted...

After I'd ordered this mattress, it hit me: I live alone, and my bedroom is up a flight of stairs. How the heck am I gonna....?

The box is heavy--over 70 pounds. But the mattress is folded in half, rolled, and compressed, so the box isn't that unmanageable to haul up. Then you pry the mattress out of the box and let it flop open and un-compress. The instructions say to leave it open for 48 hours. This seems...unrealistic to me. I did it in the morning, and let it do its thing all day and slept on it that night. I'll admit, there was a sort of chemical foam smell when you first open it, and a few hours later, but it's gone entirely by the second night.

Sleep quality is nice. Mine is quite firm and supportive. Compared to the standard mattress (which it's replacing) it's a bit taller (so if you have mobility issues, you might have to adjust getting into and out of bed). I can see what they mean about limited motion transfer--before, when my beast of a cat would jump on the bed, oftentimes it would wake me up. Now, I don't even feel him! Nice!

I know one reviewer complained about this mattress being sweltering? I am not trying to refute that, but that has not been my experience. I'm...of a certain age, where waking up with sweating is not that uncommon, and that has yet to happen to me. Which means it may yet happen as a hormonal thing, but I don't think I can quite blame the mattress for it. (Sorry about the T.M.I., there!)

If you have two people to move this mattress, the troubles I've had will be a snap for you and you'll be plenty comfy. I have a bad back and I'm already noticing a lot of improvement in my usual morning stiffness. Give it a try: I really love mine!

I'm not a big Amazon reviewer, but I spent so much time reading mattress reviews before I bought the Sleep Innovations 12" Queen mattress that I felt I should contribute to the discussion as there seems to be a disproportionate number of wholly positive reviews on here. I am trying, hope against hope, to fall in love with this mattress, but it's hard. It's hard as in difficult and it's hard as in I have nicknamed the mattress "The Marble Slab" because this thing is more a morgue table than it is a bed.

Background
I had the same, crapsterella, full-size, basic spring mattress from Serta for 16 years. That's way too long to keep a bed. I know this. I purchased a $200 mattress topper from Bed, Bath & Beyond in order to "extend the life of it" (really, it should have been put out of its misery a decade ago). The topper did make the bed heavenly soft, but I also found myself sleeping at the bottom of a crevasse and having to claw my way out--the topper had no support. I threw my back out after a lifetime of not a single backache (It can happen to you! Stretch! I'm young and active and one day it just went and oh my goodness). Climbing out of the mattress topper was horrible for my back and I decided it was time to buy a new bed. Since I hadn't bought a bed since the Clinton administration, I was delighted to find bed technology had made some technological strides for the better. I had stayed at a friend's home for a month and never slept better; he informed me that his bed was "one of those memory foam ones" and I went on my quest. I went to a midtown NYC Sleepy's and risked catching a social disease lying on their filthy Tempurpedics and latex/foam combos and foam/spring melanges and determined that yes I loved the foam and no I could not pay $2000+ for a new mattress. I turned to Amazon and the overwhelming number of great reviews for Sleep Innovations finally got me (I also explored Bobopedic, Angel Beds, etc.). I had the thing delivered to my NYC apartment.

As others have said a million times, the box is small, the thing weighs about 100 lbs., there is no way on earth you are going to get this upstairs if you are a weak-limbed girl with a back problem. My gym-buffed 6'3" friend pushed it up the one flight with difficulty. Unpacking it was a breeze, there was really no smell, I was psyched to have invested in perhaps the World's Most Praised Mattress. Onward to sleeping.

PROS
If you've been sleeping on a busted old mattress with a busted old boxspring and a ridiculous memory foam topper that only makes things worse, things are looking up when you first lie on the Sleep Innovations mattress. It's flat. It's firm.

-You are not going to roll around a lot. Which is a good thing, because you do sleep more soundly. So soundly you are going to maybe wake up in a little pool of your own drool because you haven't moved a muscle.

-It's firm. If you need back support, which I do, you aren't going to worry that you're sleeping on too soft a pillow-top or you're doing bad things for your spine. This thing is supportive.

-It's high. I like a high bed. I have it on a boxspring (that weird one people say to get on here that you put together yourself is really a decent boxspring, I've clearly been listening to Amazon reviews) and so it's about 20" high from the ground with a bed frame. This is good for getting up with your bad back, as there are no springs to launch you out of bed.

-You can sit on the edge and put your shoes on. I've heard there are foam mattresses that have no edge support. With a mattress this hard, that's no problem.

-There are occasional nights of good, maybe great, sleep. You will go to your brother's house and sleep on a normal mattress, one you have slept on for years and used to think was a little hard, and think "This is too soft! Beds are not supposed to be this soft and springy, this is not good for my back." You are probably right, but it's a matter of degrees.

CONS
OK, listen to me. I'm a picky sleeper, but not that picky. As in I sleep well in most hotel beds that pride themselves on comfort (W, Westin, etc.). I like a firm bed. I also thought, before I got this mattress, that I slept cold.

-Listen to the people who say this mattress is hard. They are not kidding. They may be a tiny chorus that you're ignoring, as I did, needing to believe that this mattress is amazing and those people were a freakish minority, since every other review says this mattress is just right. I've given it time to get used to, and I am still kind of shocked each night at how hard this thing is. There is no burrowing down into your bed. There is no "oh my god my bed is so comfortable and cozy". There's a lot of "what the hell, I might as well be sleeping on the wood floor".

-You won't toss and turn, it's true, but if you TRY to turn, good luck. You can't roll around on this mattress. If you need to roll over, you're going to have to push yourself up on your arm and physically flip yourself over. There's no give. There's no help from the mattress to roll over. If you like to turn to get to the cool side of the pillow, you're better off turning the pillow. Or getting over your need to get to the cool side, because there is no such thing as a cool side in this bed. Which brings me to...

-I am not menopausal, but I believe I have now experienced the discomfiting experience of hot flashes, thanks to the blazing oven that is the Sleep Innovations mattress. Imagine a pizza stone in a wood-burning oven. You are the pizza. HOT! Hot bed! I turn the heat off and still roast away in this bed. I did research to find what on earth was going on since, as mentioned earlier, I tend to be cold when I sleep. I read that a wool mattress cover is going to turn down the heat on a hot foam mattress. Not true. It does give a scratchy, horsehair sort of feel to the bed, which is not pleasant, but it's not cooling it down. People say to get the memory foam topper, but I'm a little wary of the Amazon reviewers on here now, because I feel they've led me astray once before. Listen to me. This bed is warm. I'm a normal person and I'm sleeping in a drafty New York apartment in December with a summer quilt and it's too much blanket. Farewell, down duvet. I won't be needing you now that I've got a flaming mattress. How can we sleep while our beds are burning indeed.

I am really trying to fall in love with this mattress. I so want it to be everything amazing that everyone else says on here. Anyone who lies on my bed or sleeps in it is shocked at how hard it is. I've heard a lot of "I could never sleep on that" and "That is not comfortable" and I feebly cry that it is great (the power of positive protesting!) and great for my back (less pain, but the bar was looow) and really quite a bargain (the price tag is amazing, I'll admit it, but there needs to be a happy medium).

I had given the bed 3 stars, as I do sleep okay sometimes, but then changed it to two after I realized I don't have many good things to say about it. I think I like my bedframe (the Crate & Barrel Scholar Bed) and the fact that it's a queen more than I like anything about the mattress. I really want to be clear that this is a troublesome bed for this not-too-picky sleeper and encourage you to think twice before ignoring the critical reviews of the Sleep Innovations 12-inch Sure Temp Memory Foam Mattress - Queen Size.

Okay, so here was my situation. When my pillow top mattress arrived years ago the delivery guys said they could not get it upstairs into my bedroom because they would have to bend it in order to get it up the stairs. Well, the sales guy at the store said the mattress could bend in order to fit it up the stairs so we told the delivery guys to just "get it up there!" They did and everything was fine, for awhile. Recently we noticed a large valley in the middle of the king sized, pillow top mattress. At first it was no big deal but the last month or so, it was HORRIBLE! So, I was on the hunt for a new mattress. I knew I needed a memory foam mattress because it needed to fit up stairs. And mind you, I don't live in an elf house but the doorway to the upstairs is at a strange angle so no spring mattresses will work.

What does everyone do when they start looking at memory foam mattresses? They look at that name brand memory foam mattress that costs thousands of dollars. I didn't really want to spend that much money, I mean, who does. But I would have if that was the only mattress that I felt was going to work for my wife and I. Now this part is important, I did a TON of research on the internet. No need to research folks, I did it for you! It came down to this mattress or the one available at Sam's Club. After doing more research and Amazon's great reputation, I decided to try this mattress. And I am SO GLAD that I did!

I ordered the mattress and it took a week and half to get to me. No problem. The shipping was free, yes free! So how could I complain? That mattress came in a box about 4.5 feet tall and about 2 feet deep. It was heavy, about 100 lbs. I was able to get it into the house and up my stairs by myself. Any man, in any decent kind of physical shape, will be able to push, pull, carry or drag the box into their house and up stairs. Some women can do it too I am sure! Not trying to be sexist, just realistic.

Anyway, I set up my new bed frame, the folding frame by Structure available and purchased from Amazon as well. This frame is great. SO EASY to put together! Just fold open and screw the two sides together done. Way easier and better for your memory foam mattress than a standard box spring. Once the frame was set up I opened the box and pulled out the mattress. The mattress will be FOLDED IN HALF and scrunched up so it looks like Z's from the side. It will also be in a plastic bag in which all the air has been sucked out. PUT THE MATTRESS ON THE FRAME BEFORE CUTTING OPEN THIS BAG. The down side of the mattress is blue. This is really the only part of the mattress that you will see in the bag since it is folded over. As long as the mattress is on the frame, you can turn it in the right direction after opening the bag. Carefully cut the bag open and you will start to hear the air being sucked in. The mattress will start to get bigger but no need to go super fast as you will have plenty of time to cut open the bag and pull it out from under the mattress.

Once the bag is off the mattress starts to get bigger and bigger and bigger. Once it opens up you will feel bumps an dips in the mattress. Don't worry, after an hour or two these will no longer be there. There is a smell. The room will smell as if you recently painted the walls. This smell slowly goes away. It really is no big deal. In fact, after I made up the bed, I could barely smell it.

The mattress does come with a protecter already over it but I would recommend putting your own on it as well. King size sheets went on perfectly. Hour after hour the mattress would feel better. I was really surprised how nice it felt.

Okay, so I opened the mattress around 1pm. At about 10pm my wife and I went up to bed. The mattress felt like a dream! It is a bit firm but once you lay down, you will slowly melt into it. You will not sink down 6 inches or anything like that, but you will melt in an inch or so. And it will feel fantastic! The mattress did feel a bit warmer than my old one, but IT WAS NOT HOT! You really won't notice a big difference. I slept great last night! Way better than my last mattress! One I paid around 2 grand for!!!! What a rip!

Here are some other things that I read in other reviews.

It is hard to get out of the bed. Not so. You can sit on the side, move around, get in and out. No problem.
"Non-sleeping activities" are tough in this bed. Not at all. If their are problems, it ain't the bed!
It stinks. Like I said before, like fresh paint in the room. But as of today, I smell nothing. No worries!
It is too firm. I don't think so. I usually like soft beds. But this one has changed my mind.
You must work for Amazon or Sleep Innovations. Haha. Nope. City employee who is hoping I have a pension in 20 years (fingers crossed).

I had MAJOR reservations about purchasing a mattress without ever trying it. But what was I going to do? I was kinda stuck. But I pulled the trigger on this mattress and I DON'T REGRET IT! Not one bit! If you are on the fence about purchasing this mattress, just DO IT! I have been looking at this mattress since Christmas! Yes, that long! I should have bought it then. I'm glad I did and like one poster said, if it only lasts 5 years, so what! I can buy another one for a fraction of the cost of the "name brand" memory foam mattress. But I don't see that as being a problem because everything about this mattress is impressive.

If you have any questions, I will check back and answer them for you.

I purchased this mattress based on all the excellent reviews here. I know it's always risky to purchase a mattress without trying, but I figured it was worth the risk given the very reasonable price.

I'd slept with a memory foam topper before and absolutely loved it, so I thought this mattress would measure up. Unfortunately I find it to be very uncomfortable. It's on the firm side, and there's only 2.5" of memory foam (vs. some pricier mattresses where the memory foam goes deeper). I just don't "sink in" to the mattress like I was hoping -- it's more like I hover on top of the foam. It gave me terrible back pain to sleep on my side, as my hips sank in slightly while my legs remained elevated. It doesn't have a lot of give to it. I only find it comfortable to sleep directly on my back.

I ordered a memory foam topper to add on top of it, and that has made a huge difference. I bought the Sleep Studio 2-Inch ViscO2 Ventilated Memory Foam Mattress Topper, Queen. Adding that, I actually sink in and it feels like I'm sleeping on a cloud.

If you're willing to spend more on a topper and a cushiony mattress pad, you can make this a very comfortable mattress. By itself it just doesn't do the job. Given the cheap price it still may be worth it.

We have slept on this mattress for 3 nights, and found that everything said about it in the product description is true, except for one thing: There is no cool comfort. This mattress gets roasting hot after a few hours of sleeping on it. Yes, it's August, but we live in Idaho and it gets chilly at night. Plus, we are both cold sleepers. Waking up in the middle of the night and having to get out of bed because it's too hot is a new and unpleasant experience for us.

There is really no way to send this product back, so we are stuck with it. We called Sleep Innovations and asked them to explain what they meant by marketing this as "Sure Temp." They assured us that the foam is open cell and does not trap heat. Buyer beware.

The only way I can think to remedy the problem is to put a thick mattress pad on top, maybe of wool, to keep the foam from getting too hot.

Otherwise, it's very comfortable to sleep on. We don't hurt when we get up in the morning.

I received the 12-inch thick queen mattress. It came in a box about 40x24x24. It was hard to believe there was actually a queen size mattress in there. We took their advice and placed it on the bed where it was going to be left, and opened the vacuum sealed bag. The mattress expanded to most of it's full size within minutes, and the foam was completely expanded within a couple of hours. Some reviewers had commented on the foam smell, but it was very slight, and even though we didn't plan to, we could have slept on it the first night without it being a problem.
My husband has a pinched nerve in his hip, and has a really hard time getting comfortable at night, but not on this one. He laid down on his back, let out a big ahhhh, made the comment that he didn't think he even needed a pillow with this mattress, that it was THAT comfortable, and was asleep within minutes. None of the usual tossing and turning.
I have no problem getting to sleep, so my assessment came when I woke up the next morning. Nothing hurt. My back felt great, I was well rested, no soreness anywhere, and I was SOLD.
I am in that age of hot flashes, so am miserable a lot of nights from that, but I had no problem with heat on this mattress. It stayed cool, even though it was foam, which was what I was worried about. But their claim that it does not trap heat was true.
We are actually considering replacing our other mattresses with these. I know our overnight guests would love it when they come to visit. No springs to wear out. Buy it. You'll love it, and you'll sleep great!

Until this mattress arrived at my house, I had only ever slept on conventional inner spring mattresses. I simply did not believe all the memory foam hype and could not justify spending hundreds of dollars on a huge hunk of foam. After sleeping on this Sleep Innovations memory foam mattress for about one month now, I am a convert to memory foam sleeping. I can't imagine ever going back to an inner spring mattress.

After my first night on the Sleep Innovations mattress I noticed my shoulders were not sore. I prefer to sleep on my sides. The ravages of time and a few sports injuries had left me unable to sleep for more than 40 minutes or so on my Sealy mattress or any of the others I tried. I did not expect the memory foam would change anything in that department so I was happily surprised when I awoke from my first memory foam sleep on my left side with no pain in my shoulder.

Beyond the shoulder pain, inner spring mattresses leave my lower back aching after more than 7 or 8 hours of sleep. We all deserve to sleep in every now and then. With my Costco purchased Sealy, however, I was a perpetual early riser no matter how tired I was. My back ache has not reoccurred since switching to memory foam. My pressure points have not bothered me since the switch to foam.

No sore back, no sore shoulders, and I sleep through the entire night without waking because of joint pain. This Sleep Innovations mattress is the epitome of comfort. Contrary to what I have heard, I don't feel any warmer sleeping on the foam as opposed to the springs. The foam is quiet when my wife or I change our sleep position. Even though this is a foam mattress, it is delightfully firm.

For my kids, the coolest thing about this mattress was unpacking it. The mattress is fairly heavy and comes vacuum wrapped in plastic in a big (but not huge) box. It is important not to unpack the mattress until it is just where you want it. When I carefully sliced open the plastic the thing metamorphosed as the plastic wrapping hissed air. In under a minute the mattress was fully expanded on the box spring where I had placed it.

I have no reservations recommending this product to anyone looking for a better night's sleep. If you are not sure about memory foam, take a test lie at a local mattress store. Buying a mattress is a bit of a leap of faith. A leap into the Sleep Innovations, though, certainly worth taking. My good fortune at being able to evaluate and review this product has improved my lift. Now I just have to figure out what to do with that old Sealy.

If my Sleep Innovations 12-inch Sure Temp Memory Foam Mattress were a tall, dark and handsome man (preferably named Ben), I'd marry it. As it is, I'm perfectly happy just sleeping with it every night instead.

What's so special about this mattress you ask? Well, here are just a few reasons it gets brownie points...

- Resistant to dust mites and naturally antimicrobial.
- Fire Retardant barrier inherent in the mattress.
- Made in the USA using an environmentally friendly manufacturing process.
- Comes with a limited 20-year manufacturers warranty.

The 9.5-inch base is composed of premium base foam which molds to your body, providing therapeutic support and custom comfort. The top 2.5-inch layer of SureTemp Memory Foam provides a comfortable sleeping temperature through a patented, open-cell technology which provides superior airflow. Finally, these layers are overlaid by a luxurious, circular-knit, all-in-one mattress cover with recovering elasticity.

Before this 12' of wonderful heat responsive memory foam beauty walked (er, was delivered by that guy in the cute little brown uniform) into our lives, all three of us slept on the couch. That was 4 months of complete torture on our backs. I'm not sure I can recall a time where I felt worse - on a daily basis. I was constantly tired, sluggish and achy. And probably snippity too. (yes, I just said snippity)

When my new BFF arrived, I actually laughed and thought - what in the world is this? They must have sent me the wrong product. Seriously. There is NO WAY a Queen sized mattress could fit in THAT box. I almost cried at the thought of having to sleep even one more night on the couch, now affectionately known as the "Back Breaker".

When I opened the top flap to see a huge bundle in what I can only describe as someone having performed "Extreme Vacuum Sealing" to, I was beyond thrilled. I may have done a cartwheel and fist pump for good measure, though I can't be sure, as it was a state of drunken bliss.

We followed the directions and carefully broke the seal to allow the magical mattress to unfold on the platform Ben had lovingly built for it. It was much easier than I thought it would be and within mere seconds, there was a lovely bed upon which to rest our weary bodies.

We immediately did so. And our backs have seriously, never felt better. We are used to a very plush, soft mattress and this one is a bit on the firmer side. I had bought a 4' memory foam topper to use on the couch so I placed it on top of this Sleep Innovations mattress and it is pure heaven.

I actually used to be a very "active" sleeper, tossing and turning and waking up in the strangest positions. My friends have always known me to be a "sleeper" needing 8-10 hours of sleep a night.

I'm now often shocked to wake up in the EXACT SAME position I was in when I feel asleep. And for the first time in my life, I am waking up after only 6-8 hours of sleep feeling fully refreshed and ready for the day.

Thank you, Sleep Innovations!

I love you.