Latex mattresses rarely have the gooey softness of memory foam, but they can still provide cushioning for side sleepers.

While latex mattresses have some attractive benefits, it's worth noting that they tend to be heavier and more expensive than some other mattress types. Do You Need a Base for a Bed-in-a-Box?

With over five years of mattress testing experience, we use our different sleeping position and body type perspectives to offer well-rounded, honest reviews. If you weigh over 230 pounds we ...

Thinking of buying a new mattress? Here’s why you should pick a mattress in a box, plus the GHI’s tried and tested picks.

The only mattress type we generally recommend pairing with a box spring is an innerspring mattress, but even that's ...

Let's take a look. Nowadays most toppers, just like mattresses, arrive rolled up in a box. And many of these (particularly ...

There are several types of mattresses available in a box, including foam, latex, and hybrid. Each type has its own unique benefits and drawbacks. Foam mattresses are known for their contouring ...

You can pick the mattress that suits you best, get it delivered as a bed-in-a-box and in most cases, try it out for at least 100 nights (sometimes up to a year) with the option to return it if it ...

A measure of how much vibration is transmitted across the mattress; for memory- and latex-foam mattresses ... your door compressed and rolled into a box to make it more manageable.

Like all mattresses from Saatva, the Latex Hybrid arrives via "white glove delivery," which means that instead of being roll-packed inside a box, the bed is shipped flat, and a local delivery team ...