I have the 4" sleep innovations. Has anyone had the 4" and bought an 8" or 10" after that? IS THERE A GREAT DIFFERENCE IN COMFORT BETWEEN THE 3?
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I have the 4.5" on my sofa and the 8" in the camper. To me (150 lbs) they are both comfortable and I cannot feel anything through them. My husband (250 lbs) does not like the 4.5" because he can still feel the bars on the sofa. On a flat surface like the floor it is ok, but the 8" is more comfortable.
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I have not experienced the 4" only the 8" and that I can tell you is very comfortable. I'm sure the 10" would be even a tad bit more comfortable. Hope that helps...
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Hi, I would say it depends on how bad is your bed that you need to put this topper on it...mine bed was a pillow top bed, 2 yrs old that we hated sinking into...my husband had a depression from his body---the 2" layer helped very little to elevate our discomfort...I think the 3" would have been better for us...but instead I complained to Sleepy's and they took the mattress back and we got a nice normal mattress...no pillow top...just firm and perfect...I am not using the 2" topper I bought, I think I will cut it up and make dog beds out of it...good luck...
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No, I don't think it has changed. I checked the mattress and it did not quite make it to 8", most likely it starts out with this size and by the time the xtra cover is zipped in, and we used it a few times, it seems to hover between 6-7" We do like it very much,we sit on it, but also is a good thing to sleep on!
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I would go with the 3" at least for that...the 2" might help, but if it was buying one now for you purpose I would get the 3"...it is very firm and will give a better protection to that bar...you would think they would have invented something better for a sofabeds by now...
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mine has been great and such a joy re sleep and comfort. it appears and seems to be 4 inch of gel foam to me and all the same stuff by the looks and feel. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for comfort and sleep. fits well with the mattress that I have and will spread out the usefulness for quite awhile I think. good luck with you decision and for me, I would recommend it.
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Yes I do but remember I have the 7 inch one. A taller one I don't know. I sleep on my side & wrap my arms around another pillow.
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Generally, the thicker the mattress, the more plush/soft the mattress will be. The 8" is designed for back sleepers. The 10-12" is designed for back/side sleepers. The 13" is designed for all around sleeping, including on the stomach. Memory foam mattresses will contour to your body during your rest, as it reacts to temperature. It will support your full body by contouring to your body shape. Our spring mattresses, still give support, as your body will contour to the individually wrapped coils.
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Avoid the 12 inch st all costs to firm. The 8 inch is much better. The warranty is pointless by the way
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I have a pillow top bed too, its about a 3" inch difference. However the bed is a little deep. So you will need to bend down to get baby. My son will be 4 months, I love this sleeper! I used it since day 1! He loves sleeping in it for naps & sleeps in it overnight. It is worth the $30!
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I have the king size. They are very firm, I would say 9-10 of 10. It took me a week or so to get used to it but now I love it.
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I have really bad lower back pain also - this particular mattress is VERY firm - for me personally a little too firm and not enough cushion for my hips (side sleeper) and shoulder so we just ordered and got yesterday a 3in mattress topper with a 4lb density which seemed to really help - my husband loves the firm mattress and had no complaints. If this is too firm you might look at the 14 inch from innovations - apparently that one is a bit softer.
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I bought the 2" and love it. But, in the back of my mind I keep thinking what the 3" would of felt like. I guess I'll never know. Sorry I could not of been of anymore help.
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It comes with a piece of junk "mattress," so I ordered this one. http://www.amazon.com/Dream-On-Me-Portable-Mattress/dp/B0030UUBMO/ref=pd_bxgy_ba_text_y The crib box says not to use a mattress over 2.8 inches or something like that, but the 3 inch seems fine.
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So I had an old Serta mattress. I had a 3" Lucid already on that. This new one I just piled on top. I have no back pain and sleep through the night. I have to believe it will definitely isolate as it's very solid and supportive. Funny thing is that it feels too firm, but, it's not. I'm 6'4" and 205 lbs and really sleep better now.
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The sleep system as manufactured only comes in standard or long length, the width is the same for both. Not sure what the sellers have for inventory, you would need to contact them to find out what they have in stock.Full specs on the system are here:http://www.tennierindustries.com/RFI%20Component%20info.pdf
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Im perfectly content with the 6" mattress myself. Many a nights it is slept on actually. So I guess if you want it extra chushy then maybe get the pad too, but I think the mattress is very comfortable.
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I don't know why, but I'm a side sleeper and the 2" works fine for me. Besides, if this topper were 3" it would be very heavy and I probably would have trouble lifting it. Maybe it has something to do with density.