Organic Mattress For Side Sleepers
If you enjoy eating organic food,chances are you may also appreciate incorporating its ethics into your bedroom. Organic mattresses are hypo-allergenic,helping reduce allergic reactions.
Our top pick features mattresses certified to GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard),using organic cotton fabric and natural Dunlop or Talalay latex foam from GOLS (Global Organic Latex Standard). Organic wool acts as a fire retardant. GOTS certification guarantees this mattress meets ecological and social criteria.
Comfort
Organic mattresses use non-GMO components that don’t contain harmful chemicals,making them safer for sleepers with allergies and other health concerns. Plus,organic materials tend to last longer than conventional mattresses!
Organic mattresses typically use cotton that has been certified organic,meaning it was grown without chemical fertilizers or pesticides and treated only with non-toxic dyes. Wool is another organic material often used as part of mattress comfort layers as it regulates temperature while providing natural fireproofing protection.
Some organic mattress models feature all-natural latex cores such as Dunlop or Talalay certified by GOTS or GOLS to be at least 95% organic,while other mattresses combine traditional coil or pocketed coil support cores with organic latex or memory foam for an efficient hybrid approach.
Support
Organic mattresses use components free of GMOs and contain few to no harmful chemicals,providing a natural sleep experience without harmful additives. Organic mattresses come either completely organic or include all-natural latex or hybrid core options like PlushBed’s Cool Bliss model – an excellent compromise between organic latex and innerspring coils.
Natural latex foam is created from liquid harvested from rubber trees,while natural mattresses use certified organic Dunlop or Talalay latex,but may also feature cotton and wool as plushing materials to add plushness. Cotton grown without synthetic fertilizers or pesticides acts as a natural fire barrier which reduces chemical flame retardant needs while wool acts as a natural fire barrier,eliminating chemical flame retardants altogether.
If you prefer memory foam mattresses with an organic feel,look no further than the Nolah Natural mattress. Crafted by hand using Talalay latex that’s hypoallergenic and helps relieve pressure points while its handcrafted coils create a sturdy foundation for restful night’s rest,its natural cotton and wool cover also ensures airflow throughout its entirety.
Temperature Control
Your eyes have seen organic labels on fruits and vegetables; now it can also be found on mattresses! Organic mattresses use less toxic materials that off-gas volatile organic compounds into your bedroom,decreasing exposure to toxic materials that could improve health while providing better restful slumber.
Organic mattress brands typically utilize certified materials. Be wary of mattresses carrying the CertiPUR-US certification or Oeko-Tex Standard 100 designation as these standards ensure minimal levels of heavy metals,VOCs and chemical fire retardants are present in their materials.
Be sure to search out mattresses with organic latex cores; this material provides side sleepers with responsive support that adapts well to body contouring and resists deep body impressions well. Organic latex also lasts longer than synthetic alternatives and many companies producing organic mattresses offset their carbon footprint with donations made towards socially responsible initiatives – making this an eco-conscious purchase decision!
Environment
There are numerous natural and organic mattresses designed specifically to provide side sleepers with comfort while supporting an eco-friendly lifestyle. Most are certified by third-party organizations to meet strict environmental standards.
The Avocado mattress is 100-percent safe and organic with a natural latex core designed to support your spine,plus an organic cotton cover approved by GOTS.
Other organic mattresses available today are hybrid models with coil bases and layers of natural memory foam or latex foam on top – these mattresses tend to be more cost-effective than all-organic models.
Organic memory foam mattresses with natural thistle fire barriers and organic cotton covers may also be considered,with CertiPUR-US certification becoming more commonly seen these days,while some models even boasting OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Class 1 status.