ORTHOPAEDIC & MEDICAL COMPLEX

A cheaper mattress made from Talatay latex can still well adapt its shape to fit the curves on our bodies while retaining sufficient strength and support to reduce stress of the body’s weight carrying joints. Proper design of mattresses to balance the qualities between conforming and supporting a wide range of body shape and weight are what differentiates between cheap and mattresses with great orthopedic benefits. Like other types of mattresses, you can choose from very hard and firm mattress support to those that are softer, which depends on your body weight. You should not be choosing a very firm support that is too hard and does not conform its shape to fit your body curves. On the other hand, if it is so soft that you can compress it flat totally just by lying on it, there will be no orthopedic health benefits at all and lazy sleepers are more likely to develop backaches and stiff necks after sleeping on it. Compared to memory foam, latex does not react to heat like memory foam and this means it is more resilient to heavy loads and can return to its original shape after the sleeping person get out of bed. Orthopedic latex mattresses tend to feel denser and heavier compared to memory foam materials. Thus many orthopedic mattress guides believe that the former has more substance to it and will last longer without losing its springy properties. We think that latex is the ideal mattress material suitable for heavier people due to their higher density and can better relieve the pressure points on their body. Many have found that cheap memory foam mattresses cannot sustain their body weight for long and are disappointed in their performance. If that has happened to you before, try a latex foam mattress with stronger body support offering a firm resistance similar to a spring coil mattresses while still having the ability to conform well to the shape of your body like memory foam mattresses. Stress test results show a very low bounce loss of 2-8%.