I noticed this new pillow: https://www.costco.com/.product.1804267.html

However, that pillow has the exact same name and almost identical description as an older pillow: https://www.costco.com/serenity-by-tempur-pedic-cooling-memory-foam-pillow.product.4000205431.html

Despite the similar names and descriptions, the pictures look very different, with the older version having a gusset around the edge.

My 6-year old pillow is flat as a pancake, so I've been eyeing these products. Does anyone have any experience with them, and do you know what the difference is between these 2? I asked Tempur-Pedic what the difference was, but they gave me a dubious answer, saying one of them was higher than the other. The description states that both are medium support.

Update: I saw the first pillow I linked, the new one, in the warehouse today so I bought it. The first things that popped out at me were that it was pretty small, so my pillow cases and pillow protector are going to have a couple of inches of loose material on 2 sides. Also, that it was giving off a strong smell after I removed the airtight plastic wrap. Lastly, my hand sinks down further than I expected when pressing down on it. For now, it’s sitting on the couch off-gassing. Hopefully that only takes a day or so. Right now, I’m estimating a 60% chance that I’ll end up returning it.

Costco has recently introduced a new range of Tempur-Pedic mattresses called 'Supreme.' I was aware that their previous line was called 'Cloud Supreme.' I'm curious to know if this new line is just a rebranding of the same mattress or if it's Costco's version aimed at matching the Tempur-Adapt. Thoughts?

https://www.costco.com/tempur-pedic-supreme-11.5%e2%80%9d-medium-or-firm-mattress.product.4000240311.html

Hi guys, recently been working on my posture (shoulders hunched and forward) and trying to slouch less. Ever since I've actively started working towards it, my back and neck has been very sore. I assume that that's a good thing because different muscles are being used more. Anyway, all this neck and back pain forced me to look for pillows that promoted better posture.

After doing some basic research, I noticed some people mentioning positive results with the Tempur-Neck pillow and I figured I should give it a go. After getting the sticker shock of that pillow, I started shopping around and noticed that Costco sells a very similar pillow called the Tempurpedic Serenity Contour which just so happens to be on sale as well.

I know it's on brand for Costco to sell a manufacturer's product under a different name, so I'm wondering if these two pillows are one and the same.

Would any of you guys have experience with these pillows and perhaps any inputs?

Has anyone tried these pillows out yet? Currently on sale for $39 each. $10 off.

I've been dying to replace my old pillows.

https://m.costco.com/Serenity-by-Tempur-Pedic-Contour-Memory-Foam-Pillow.product.100337688.html

I recently picked up the Egyptian cotton sheets that are on sale and I was surprised at how great the quality was. Now I need to pick up some king size pillows, what are the best ones you’ve purchased at Costco.

Hello, all.

I just wanted to contribute something to this sub as it has helped me find a way out of the mattress search rabbit hole.

After much research for a new mattress, I was ready to give up and was planning to replace my 15 year old Novafoam with another from Costco. Upon searching on their website, I realized they carry their own line of Tempur-pedic mattresses called Supreme. Reviews on reddit indicated that they’re comparable to the Pro Adapt line, though they’re 11.5” thick to the Pro Adapt’s 12”.

Wife and I went to the Tempur-pedic showroom and tried them for about an hour, settled on the medium firmness. Ordered the mattress/foundation set from Costco for $2000 which comes with a $300 Costco coupon. We had no qualms ordering from them as their return policy is hard to beat.

It arrived within a week and we can say confidently that it feels exactly like the Pro Adapt medium at the store. Very happy with the purchase. With the Pro-adapt line priced well over $3000, we feel like we got a comparable mattress at half the cost when accounting for the $300 Costco coupon.

3 nights on it so far and we’ve been sleeping like logs. Mostly because the mattress is pretty damn comfy but also because we managed to crawl out of the mattress rabbit hole with a good decision and favorable outcome.

I think we have a 3" one we just got it yesterday somewhat on a whim for $150 and oh my goodness it is amazing, we feel like we have a new mattress. We both slept better on it than usual and my husband said he had been waking up sore before but he didn't tell me, and today he did not. We thought we had a fine mattress before, we would've rated it 8/10 but after this, we both realize our old mattress was more like a 6. Our old mattress wasn't even very "old" 2 years perhaps and it is a nectar one. Anyway. I just had to run here and say if anyone is wondering about this, it is seriously amazing.

For context... I'm 6'0, 190lbs and have some si joint and lower back issues. I now know that I need a firm mattress for my back issues. I looked into building another DIY latex but I'm definitely not finding the $250 3" slabs that I used 8 years ago.

For the past 8 years, I've slept on a DIY Dunlop 12" latex mattress consisting of a 6" extra firm base, 3" firm, and 3" medium layers. It's now time to purchase a new mattress as one of the latex layers has separated/tore and in general feel that it's time to replace as a whole.

I've tried a Casper Wave Hybrid Snow and Avocado Green (firm or non-pillow top) mattress as a replacement but didn't get along with either. The Casper feels nice/plush when initially laying down for 5 minutes but after that, I sink in way too much and get lower back pain every morning as it is really really soft. The Avacado didn't feel as "premium or luxurious" as the Casper Wave but back pain was much less. However, the top comfort layer of latex is so thin, that I could literally feel the coils under my heaviest points when sleeping. They tried sending a 2" topper to use with it but it didn't help much. The zoning of the coils I didn't really like either. I also don't like the thick foam border that the Casper adds for edge stability as it causes me to roll towards the middle when you sleep close to the edge.

All that being said, I am tempted by the Tempurpedic Supreme Firm (all foam) at Costco. It's priced at $2200 and includes a $300 Costco gift card effectively making it $1,900. As with everything in life there are mixed reviews all over the internet for the Costco exclusive "Supreme" model.

It appears to be a mix of the Tempurpedic Adapt and ProAdapt models.

How are the quality of materials, durability long-term of the Supreme and also when compared to the Adapt and ProAdapt models solid officially by Tempurpedic?