マットレストッパー ピュアグリーン 100%天然ラテックス ソフト 1" Twin

Perfect topper to add softness tomy slightly too firm mattress. I am an older woman who prefers a plush mattress, but i have learned from experience if you buy a very plush mattress it will be great at first but then will quickly sag over time. This is because mattress makers use cheaper foams to keep costs down, and these foams flatten quickly. So i buy a medium plush mattress and add 1” of soft latex and it is perfect for me. Latex lasts forever and is organic. There is no odour from mine at all. The price is the absolute best out there on a twin mattress.

Warning!! I observed Latex Production in my teens,it should be like a car tire rubber with less Durometer of hardness because Tires are made to endure roads/streets,etc.,not sleep on. Latex should be resilient,firm,rubber like,yet tender,(Not pasta to the tooth al dente)giving to a point,(Yet nothing of the sinking of memory foam I dislike),firm more than expensive leather couch padding,(Ok for a brief period,yet not too decent for sleeping on a lot.) Latex is the opposite of the cheap,airy,not even Polyurethane or latex foam they sent,I am insulted for myself and the unwary,as the reviews I read should have warned me,they almost did,especially the complaints of how it's like a no support foam,which is exactly what it is.I worked making furniture a year or 2 in my teens and at 20,this "latex" is super cheap foam,a joke,considered as only one or two of the many layers (They would be firmer for the middle inner of a mattress,than this rip off foam,though.)in making beds,needed near the top layer under the covering and stitching,I would choose a dry very stiff thin foam layer,direct under the outer cover,then this foam,it cannot really be noticed,it flattens immediately like nothing there,though helps protect the covering,it must be protected from underneath,a matress made like this can last for many years without flattening too much,I learned this from one of the best Mattress Makers,thats how she learned,after High School.This "latex" is about what I just mentioned,the most cheapest, unsupporting foam ever,not even worth maybe $2.00,about what I paid for it then while making matresses,at 1" thick,twin size.(I thought it reminded me of something,even my first job stocking in a corner store for "Umpteen" $ a week,whats that mean,I asked.$13.00,I was told,the first teen after $12.00,your'e only 10 years old,just a child.(Ha-ha,I'm amused nowadays,I did not think it was funny then.Hard to forget.Not exactly big $,boy,did I work hard all my life.)Latex is the best I have had,(Except for air matresses,if they wouldn't flatten,a bunch cheap and expensive went in the trash,not really worth the $.)first Dunlop,which can smell,the plastic helps,then Talalay,which smells less,(Talalay is better,as the refining process is better and more cost to make than Dunlop,do not let anybody lie to you.)the reverse of any latex is bad,if the under matress is not of enough firmness,the latex on top is not supported enough.Expect splits in about a year anyway on either choice,D or T,placed on a hard board,or however,glues do not work too decent,tapes are better.Personally,I wrap my matresses,pillows and toppers in 6ml plastic,use enough to place mattress flat,bring over and beyond top,about a foot beyond,cut to match,or one an inch or so short,black Gorilla tape Tough and Wide(Better than other colors,worth the $15.00 or so.),tape so seam is in middle or so,fold and press,bring up on mattress,press and try to eliminate space,tape again,seam to matress,I use many small peices to shorten up any billowing,a small hole,(You usually do not need to,when you try it out,it'll pop,you may need a small peice of tape if too big,leave a tiny opening.)Do this first before wrapping a comforter around mattress and topper,(Topper is,of course,already on mattress top.),and hold comforter with under straps,though straps can and do break.The comforter stops much of the hot/cold/stick/noise problem,as it is thick enough to,hell,the comforter themselves doubled,2 can provide 4 plush layers,making your own topper,adjustable,the bargain ones at Departyment Stores are worth it here,way better than useless foam.(The "useless" foam is needed in bed making though,as the 2nd layer under the stiff styrofoam like layer just under the stitched covering must have this foam next,or the matress swiftly chaps,the next 10 or so layers are of varying foams,etc.,adjusted to the vare of firmness,etc.)A fitted sheet can work to hold comforter smoothly.Attach the straps to that,as the thickness of comforters tends to break the holders on straps.The comforter can be used a long time before washing,the 6ml plastic virtually water/dust proofs it,a spills a pain,at least the plastic can be damp wiped.I do not eat or drink on my matresses anymore,rare.I keep one comforter ready/stored for that reason,air tighted is best,or chew throughs can occur,they do not know what food is anyway.The pillow(s) need a zip case or 2,works better than 2 pillow cases,with 2nd one reversed,sticking to plastic is to be avoided.This "Latex"rip off (I thought the name was funny.) is not even latex foam they sent for 137.79 twin size,with 4 year warranty,they claim it is natural latex,(No way!Real Latex is like actual flexible rubber.),and upon unwrapping,I felt and knew immediately what it is,a rip off.A lot of people do not know latex,having never seen it made,it is liquid rubber from a rubber tree,processed shaped,mixed sometimes,like Talalay, and cured in a form,so if that expensive latex topper or mattress cost x amount of $ to make,make sure to get the warranty,worth every penny,as they still make a profit from the cost of the warranty alone,it covers the obtaining and production,all "Overhead."Though everything must break, eventually,it cost minimal,or not at all,if so many acres of rubber trees are owned,#100,00 plus matresses can be made first,before machines break,what's 10 or $20,000 to fix a roller,(How expensive,compared to making many millions for a rip off.)thats what ruins existence,owners can have millions of $$ and more in their accounts,the next person's on welfare or ssi,or slave to a clock,not exactly because they want to be.(Yeh,charge thousands for something that costs $67.00 to make,overhead and all,not available to the Public.)Manufacturers,which are usually the Farm owners or source from etc.,think we are chattle.Well,though I consider I am my own person,they got enough $ to keep me poor,flattening my meager wallet condescendingly,they have too much $$, and do not share the land and resources properly,this Earth's a shame.Well,anywho,personally,I consider the Martha Stewart firm foam core pillow slight better than even shredded latex for a pillow,which is better than the whole latex pillow for me,though know I slept on a hard floor till I was 17.How cold,with just a bed sheet under me,it made me hard,though I grew up poor.Now I am 60,and not so hard anymore.It's always one thing or the other,if the water heater does not break,($14,000 plus,they wanted,I fixed it myself for less than $400.00,which includes $350. or so for a 40 gallon Electric hot water heater,just right for one person.),I gotta go up on the roof,though I got bunches more down time now,with time running out,now I gotta rewrap/return after waiting for delivery.I do not appreciate the excruciation and wall of ignorance on almost every product.Thank you.Mike

This 1" topper made all the difference in my comfort. I've been through 4 mattresses in 4 years becasuse I couldn't get the right one (thank goodness for trial periods). For the last two, I had purchased a gel memory foam topper and, while some comfort was afforded, it was a) not enough, b) unpleasant to sleep on, and c) turned out I am highly allergic to memory foam., My current mattress is, as I like to say, neither comfortable nor uncomfortable--but it is unpleasant. It has a tufted surface and it feels lumpy to sleep on. It also is just a little unforgiving on my hip and shoulder if I sleep on my side. The 1" topper is just enough to add a squidge more softness, and it smooths out the surface feel of my bed. I now wake up with no back or shoulder aches and feel better rested. At first I thought I was waking up too early because the topper failed to do what I bought it for. Turns out I am waking up early because I am simply done sleeping. I'm debating whether to get the protective cover, but I don't want to do anything that might affect my comfort level, and the cover is just another layer however thin it may be. I would give this 5 stars for comfort, but take off half a star for the unwieldiness of rolling it out and positioning it on the bed. It seems a little fragile without a cover, so I don't know how durable it's going to prove to be. UPDATE 11/17/25 Four years later, more comfortable than at the beginning. Still in pristine condition with no tears or shredding. This magic 1" is perfectly sufficient to cure mattress imperfections.

I purchased this a year ago, and I have tried. I have really tried, but I cannot get the smell out and I just hate it. I have managed somewhat by putting it into other mattress pads to block the odor, but I recently took all my bedding out into the sun, and nearly had to throw my mattress away because it has taken on the smell of the latex. I am sitting next to the latex topper right now, trying to decide what to do. I bought a 1", and I found it comfortable enough although a 2" would be better for me, I think. But the smell... I will use it on a guest bed because perhaps the covering there will make it OK, but I think I shall put a barrier in between this and the guest bed mattress. I may be more sensitive to smells than some people, but this is too much!!! On second thought. No. I shall not risk the guest bed mattress. I guess I must toss it. Sigh... I hate waste.

I recently bought a high-end sofa with back cushions that are a little firmer than I like. I bought this twin mattress, cut it to the size of the back cushions and put them in front of the cushion inserts, then zipped the covers around them. It gave just enough sink-in comfort without sacrificing support. I had enough left over to make a double layer insert for my elderly dog's bed. By itself, I would say this would make a great mattress topper. I have a latex mattress myself-- latex is a healthier alternative to memory foam, lasts longer, and doesn't get hot.