Memory foam mattresses

friendly_ghost

Thank you everyone. I have just returned to Cornwall from a trip to Berks so haven't been able to reply before. I will spend some time checking all your helpful advice and websites. It's quite important for me to get it right cos I suffer from arachnoiditis and at first I couldn't take pressure on the left side of my back, then it was both sides, so I ended up on tum, which is not comfortable but better than the back, now I'm finding I have to adjust my legs to different positions to get comfortable, so I'm really grateful to you all. I'm contemplating moving back to Berks to be closer to my surrogate family, so may end up buying new bed as well. Thanks again

Ted_Hutchinson

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valmiki has bought one of these and has posted his thoughts and the above link.

friendly_ghost

Coolhandluke wrote:

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Hi Luke - As soon as I checked out the Waterline, I could feel this tired achey body sinking into it. (Wish I knew what I was doing on this site - I'm a newbie to chat forums - so if you got half a reply from me just now, that's why!). Not sure I quite understand how your site works - is the price fixed or is it an auction?)

lolly5648

Hi Friendly Ghost

I have very bad arthritis in my hips and cant lie on my sides. I bought a Sealy Mirrorform mattress and it is magic, I can now lie on my side for short periods. Would definitely recommend this make - it is softer than Tempur and has a heat reduction system (with some foam mattresses you get very hot).

friendly_ghost

I've just successfully bid for the Firma Know-How Orthopaedic memory foam mattress on eBay will let you know how I get on with it. This site is amazing!!! and you are all so helpful

margaretclare

Hi all

We went to our local Dreams plc store last weekend. We looked at the memory foam type of mattress, but in the end decided against it. We're having a pocketed-spring orthopaedic mattress on a king-size divan.

Dreams' sale ended on Monday, but we reckon we saved about £600.

Aunty Margaret

alictait

Check out Tempur Mattress...again! ,

as posted in I want to buy it or do it, tried to link it to no avail.

HTH.

Ive posted a lenghty reply to a cheaper option

friendly_ghost

I've tried out my new mattress now. It is very firm and there seems to be little give, so I'm not sure if I'm on the right side, although it is labelled #viscose#, so I'm a little disappointed so far. However, it is definitely more comfortable than my old mattress and at £127 for a double, I can't complain.

devasrs

Hi, a mattress topper seems to make much more sense. Most mattresses that I looked at only had a layer of memory foam on top, so it seems that a topper would do the same job at less than half the price. I got my Prima Comfort one online. When my mother-in-law stayed she slept on it and was free from her arthritic symptoms all the time that she was with us.

eclipse

I have a memory foam mattress and I love it. It's made by Myer's - it's great. (I spend a lot of time in bed so I'm speaking from experience!)