Mattress Base

First, I want to thank everyone who took the time to write reviews on this product. They were very helpful. And let me establish up front that I bought Isoform’s top of the line ‘Luna’ mattress.

I suffer from constant back pain. So I was impressed with and can agree with posts I have read that stated a noticeable difference in the morning between this mattress and traditional mattresses. I was also ‘patriotic’ enough to give an American made product the edge with all else quality wise being equal.

I was surprised what a difference a nice mattress makes in my life. I went from an average bed to this more expensive stearns mattress, and wow. I recommend others make the leap to a higher end bed. It is really comfortable (albeit a massive piece of furniture).

The only consideration beyond this model, in making a choice, is to decide how firm or soft you want your bed. I like mine soft. The choice among soft beds is to go pillow top or euro top - this being much taller. I decided on the euro top and like to fine.

My husband and I realized our king mattress was over 25 years old and decided to get a new one. He had read about the tempurpedic so we decided to look at them. They are definitely different from spring coil mattresses and really cannot even be compared. After reading some of the reviews we decided Tempurpedic is a love hate relationship and were a little afraid of how we would like the mattress. By the way - we HATED the pillows. We brought one home with 2 on back order and called the next day to cancel the pillow order. My husband slept on the pillow for a couple of hours then got his old pillow, I then tried the new one and gave up on it.

My partner and I began looking for a new mattress after our full sized traditional spring mattress’ midsection decided to give way. We weren’t sleeping through the night, tossing and turning, a terribly bad case of the “hammock effect”, and just general “lumpiness” of the mattress made our days unbearable. Due to lack of good, proper sleep at night, getting up to go to work or otherwise was difficult and forced. My partner and I also, are not the healthiest of people. I have two herniated discs in my lower lumbar and also have mild athritis in my spine. My partner has mild RLS (Restless leg syndrome) and experiences pressure pains on her hips, so other than the typical reasons of finding comfort for sleeping, we also needed something that would promote healthier conditions in general. So our search for a new bed ensues.

Bought the beds for family sleep overs, hoping the Queen Size bed would be a good size for two people to sleep on.

Both the Queen Pillow top (one control) and the Twin Size bed were very comfortable and so easy to inflate, set-up and deflate and roll back up to store away.

To inflate, there is nothing to attach, just make sure the deflate button is locked at the foot of the bed and plug in the bed to electrical socket, then just push a button to inflate for about 60 seconds. It’s that easy, no pumps to attach, no tubes to attach to the bed to inflate the bed, everything is already attached, which makes it quite easy to operate. I did not feel the floor beneath me when I turned in the beds.

After 20 years on our high end Serta, it was time for a new mattress - didn’t like the plush/pillow tops that were all we saw in inner-spring mattresses with 10 year warranties. didn’t want to have to buy another mattress in 7 years, and felt locked into 1st sleeping position by Tempur-pedic. Liked some aspects of the Sleep Comfort air beds, but…

The 3000 was comfortable as long as we were centered on the air bladder, but off center, it was uncomfortable, and it had a hole in the middle. Couldn’t test a 4000 except in twin. 5000 had massive pillowtop and was too soft.

I had been shopping for a mattress for quite a few months, but nothing felt quite right. I’d had previously used Beautyrest and Serta, preferring the Beautyrest. Now, however, the Beautyrest I looked at just didn’t excite me. I did like the Tempur-pedic, but at $1,400 for the Queen I felt it was overpriced.

Then I saw the Sleep Innovations “bed in a box” at Costco ($500) and was curious. How could a bed at 1/3 the price be nearly as good? The downside for trying it was having to return it. Other than that you can have a “free trial”, which is just what I did.

I have owned my new Tempur Pedic Deluxe Mattress now for three weeks.

I have Lupus, Fibromyalgia, and recently had cervical spine infusion and plate put in. My old mattress was foam but not memory foam. I had to have foam because I have and adjustable bed. When I’d get up after only two hours of sleep in the old mattress I was very stiff and walked like I was 100 years old!

Now on my new Tempur Pedic Deluxe it is unbelievable the relief on my joints, getting up without any stiffness and I sleep for five solid hours. Which to me is a very big deal.

Super mattress - best sleep possible. I liked a soft mattress and my husband liked a very firm mattress. This mattress makes us both happy. There are no pressure points and I don’t wake up sore like I use to. I feel like I am one with the bed - sounds silly but it is true. When I first received it, it felt hard as a rock and I was scared but it softens up quickly and you just melt into the bed. It is not too soft. My husband is very happy and he really does not like it too soft - it gives all the support you need. Don’t feel other person in bed as they move.We have had it for 1 year and never been happier.

I use to always sleep on my side and I tend to sleep on my back a little more now because it feels so great.

It forms to your body and then bounces right back quickly

It was delivered as promised - delivery man even took pity on me and helped me get it in house. I was concerned buying over internet but it worked out great. Much cheaper than similar beds priced locally.