Dormeo Premium Split King Cooling Mattress Topper - 3-Zone OctaspringⓇ Technology for Optimal Back Support, Anti-Slip Bottom
Dormeo The Essentials Mattress Topper, King, 2-Inch with Octacell Technology, Plush Comfort, Breathable, Cooling Foam Mattress
Videos
What is the Premium Dormeo mattress topper made of?
Our Premium mattress topper is crafted using our patented Octaspring Technology, which features innovative all-foam springs and Signature HD Recovery Foam for dynamic, zoned support. In addition, the Chilltek Cover helps naturally regulate your temperature for a cool and cozy sleep all night long.
Will a mattress topper make my bed more comfortable?
Yes, a well-designed mattress topper like ours can significantly enhance the comfort of your bed. It can “firm up” a bed that lacks support or soften a bed that feels too hard. By adding an extra layer of adaptive support and cushioning, you can reduce pressure points and enjoy a more refreshing and comfortable sleep experience.
How many inches of a mattress topper is best?
A 3-inch mattress topper is typically ideal, striking a balance between added comfort and proper support without altering the functionality of your underlying mattress or being too tall for your sheets.. It’s engineered to enhance your sleep quality by reducing pressure points while maintaining natural body alignment.
I guess it is about the cost of the matress. plus they will dispose of it.
Hopefully this information will help someone in the future who is considering buying a Dormeo topper, but maybe is worried that it's a scam "made for TV" product.
I have an expensive, Australian Peace Lily all-dunlop-latex 9" king mattress, that's firm on one side and medium on the other side. I don't know the ILD ratings off-hand, but we use the medium side and it's definitely accurately what I would call a "medium" firmness.
I'm 5'9" 185 and my hips are mattress-sensitive, and I'm a side-sleeper, and on just my mattress my hips were a little sore so I bought a soft Sleep On Latex 2" king (I think these are sold as more Talalay-like Dunlop) topper on the mattress.
My hips were still a little sore with the topper after a few weeks, so then I put a 3" "premium" Dormeo foam topper on top of the topper. It's nice, and it's comfortable, and well-made, but it too is definitely a "medium" firmness as well. I used it for a few weeks. It held up well, and hasn't sagged or had any issues.
It's just that now I had a medium latex mattress with a soft latex topper that really feels like a medium, with a medium foam topper on top of that. So medium/medium/medium isn't really getting me anywhere lol.
Due to the Dormeo being a medium, I still had hip soreness, just like I had on all $3k-worth of stuff I'd tried sleeping on thus far...
And so I ended buying and using a 2" super-soft Avacodo Talalay latex topper with the fancy $100 wool cover. That finally solved most, but not all of my hip-soreness.
Long story short, for anyone considering a Dormeo topper, it's nice, definitely not a scam junk "made for TV" topper. It's well-made, its cover is nice, it has had no structural issues. It's just medium firmness, so maybe not ideal for most side sleepers.
Anyhow, I just wanted to let you guys know in case you were considering buying one of the Dormeo $300 3" toppers.
I unfortunately am probably going to go back to the softest memory foam instead. That's the only time my hips don't hurt.
Is Foam Factory foam worth trying?
I'm looking for a good mattress topper for my Saatva Luxury Firm. I can't have latex. I'm sleeping on a microcoil topper but it is just not enough pressure relief. I also sleep really hot so that's important to note. I'm considering the Saatva graphite memory foam topper or the Dormeo topper. Any recommendations welcome