eConsumersUSA Organic Shredded Latex Foam 5lbs, 10lbs, 20lbs, 40lbs Made in USA 10 Pounds

I ended up buying this as I had bought a hybrid shredded memory foam pillow that was basically a shredded memory foam pillow inside a more traditional pillow shell. I never cared for memory foam as I slept hot on it and never found them very comfortable. I was hoping with the hybrid style , I wouldn't sleep hot and the traditional out shell would be more comfortable. But nope,I still slept hot and even after removing and adjusting the existing fill,it still wasn't comfortable. As I have 2 of these style pillows,I just decided to get the shredded Talalay foam fill to replace the memory foam in my pillow. What a difference it made in comfort and heat retention. Now my pillow is perfect and there is plenty extra if the wife wants to swap hers out also. Price was fine and kept me from returning the two hybrid memory foam pillows. No complaints on the quality of the shredded foam. I'd recommend it If your looking for shredded latex foam.

Have some small camping pillows I made and filled with shredded memory foam. Comfortable until it gets cold and then the pillows get very firm. I knew latex was the right choice but figured I’d give the memory foam a try so that’s on me. I switched out the stuffing to this 100% latex and it works as expected. The quality of the shred is good with only some latex “dust” which was not an issue. Any smell was gone before I used them a few days later. I’m very happy with my pillows now thanks to this latex.

I find it the ideal stuffing for a bed pillow. I have tried feathers, memory foam, fiberfill and even wool.It makes for a firm yet soft pillow that won't be flat by morning. I am a side sleeper.It does smell slightly of latex but to me not offensive.

This is genuine shredded latex foam. I use latex foam for a lot of projects and this is top quality stuff. This is the 20lb size bag shown in the photos. If you order 40lbs you get two of these. If I were stuffing a bean bag, I'd get at least 30lbs. 40lbs to be safe. Latex foam is the ideal filling for beanbags because it never goes flat. Even after decades of use. However it's a bit heavier than it looks; this is not like common craft foam you might see inside a pillow. This foam is made of natural latex rubber and it's much more durable. Common stuffing foams made from petrochemicals will eventually crush down and decompose, but this stuff never does. I have a latex foam bed that I've used for 12 years and it's still 100% perfect. It literally has the same bounce and firmness as when it was brand new. Can't go wrong with this kind of material.Note that this does NOT behave like memory foam. This is very "bouncy". Things that are lightly stuffed with latex foam have a lot of spring to them. If you stuff them with more foam, they become dense and heavy but still very springy. Like punching a soft rubber ball. A king size pillow stuffed with a lot of foam would easily weigh 7-10 lbs (I own several). It's a wonderful sleeping material because it perfectly conforms to your body shape and never goes flat.Just be warned that the shredding process produces some small flecks of foam that can get EVERYWHERE if you're trying to use it indoors. I highly recommend doing this on the front lawn or at least in the garage. If that's not an option, take it to a park. But if you do it inside, be ready to spend the rest of the day vacuuming.

This is exactly what I was looking for. I stuffed five 24x24 pillows for my couch. I didn't know how much I would need, so I ordered 40lbs. It only took 5lbs per pillow, so I have plenty left over for other projects. (That was stuffing the pillows about 90% full, so as not to be too firm.) The only thing I didn't like was the price. I felt because it was scrap latex or irregular products that were shredded, the price was a bit much. A couple of pieces of the latex still had the mattress or pillow tag attached. Over all, I would definitely purchase again. Also, spread out a big sheet, and turn OFF any ceiling fans before attempting to stuff anything!!!

It seems to be a mix of natural and synthetic talalay latex. The natural latex smells like rubber but the synthetic latex they add "milk" or "almond" extract to get rid of the chemical smell. I notice this had a particular sweet smell not like my 100% natural latex. Going throught its mostly synthetic. I requested a refund but I have to pay for shipping. 40 pounds is going to be expensive to send back.You can find shredded 100% natural latex on other sites although it's 20% more expensive. I think the seller should disclose this has synthetic latex.I guess it 25/75 mostly synthetic or the synthetic latex has made most of it smell like milk or almond.Buyer beware!

Compared to other stuffing material, this stuff is heavy but it's an awesome springy, suffing. It didn't come with any documentation to support the organic claim, so I'm treating it as natural. If you need to make 100% sure this is biodegradeable, ask the seller before buying. Slight smell is a little off putting but also strangely pleasant.

Overall exactly what I ordered. I bought the 5 pound bag to fill a Queen-sized bed pillow (in between standard and king sized pillow). I had a little left over (about 1/8th of total) to use as-needed in the future. Attaching 2 pics. One shows how it looks compressed, and the other shows how big it gets when expanded. I let it sit in the bag for 2-3 days before filling my pillow. But the smell was very mild.This foam is not as dense as the other latex foam pillows that I bought through other sources. This is not a bad thing just an observation. The less dense foam seems to compress well under my head in the pillow. I wonder what the approx ILD value is of this stuff. As other mentioned there is some smaller particles of foam, and yes its a bit messy to fill, but once its in the pillow its fine.There was a faint smell of latex but not strong at all. It did not bother me. Overall I'm happy with the price paid and quality of product. I wish the foam was a little more dense and that the fine particles were not quite as many (which would have made the process a bit easier). I'll see how it stands up after a few months of using it in my pillow.