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Originally Posted by Eric5273
I got a new mattress 2 years ago. I looked at the Tempurpedic, but I wasn't comfortable in it. It feels like it's too hard. After you are laying in the same spot for about a minute, and memory foam warms up to your body temperature, it then becomes soft and comfortable. But when you move to a new position, it feels hard again for the first minute or two. Since I am a somewhat restless sleeper and tend to move around a lot, it isn't very good for me.
An alternative to the memory foam matresses is to get a latex matress, which is what I did. The latex matresses are much softer and feel like a cross between a regular matress and the momory foam. They are much softer, yet they still give the support that the memory foam does.
Sealy makes a line of latex matresses called "Reflexion"
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You're right that the latex is a cross between memory foam and a conventional mattress. My Select Comfort bed came with both inserts memory foam and latex. The latex is also hypo allergenic and holds up better. With that said I preferred the memory foam for support.