Does anyone have a Tempurpedic Mattress?

Does anyone have a Temperpedic Mattress and if so what kind do you have.  They have 4 different kinds I think.  I know one is the Rhapsody and cannot remember the other names.

If you have one I really would appreciate knowing how you feel with it

as I want to get one.

I would be getting a queen or a king.  I have a king pillowtop serta now and might go with a tempurpedic in a king.

thanks for your help.

 

Post Edited (STARRY-EYES) : 2/4/2012 6:57:09 AM (GMT-7)

Thank you almost medfree. I have to see if they sell these in Canada..
medium would probably be best for me too..

why didn't you like the tempurpedic??????

I am visiting at someone house who has a temperpedic mattress. I am not sure which one, but I love it. I wish I had one. It feels so good to my hips. I have a pillow top at home and it's starting to bunch up on my side. It because of the rolling around I do all night.

What an interesting topic. Hubby and I are in the market for a really good mattress too. We bought a pillow top several years ago but is starting to sag in the middle and its not as comfortable for us as it once was. He has arthritus in his lower back and I have fibromyalgia between the two of us I'm sure we've just worn it out trying to find our comfortable spots. We just don't know where to start. We've thought of a memory foam type mattress. We've looked at several actually, but how can you tell. I don't think laying on the mattress in the store for three minutes is really going to give us the right idea. We want to buy the best one, but don't want to spend thousands of dollars either. Some of those darn mattresses can be really expensive. This is a great topic. Any suggestions r welcome

The Comfortpedic is expensive but I believe it's well worth the cost because it has a guarantee.

I didn't think the Temperpedic was as comfortable as the Comfortpedic.

There are some that are built with a cooling pad on top, it's more expensive and it's what I have. It doesn't create hot spots.

The mattress did have an odor the first day. We ran a fan across it that first day. Two Comfortpedic pillows came with it. They're great! The pillows needed to be aired for a while. They're very supportive and squishy like the mattress.


Good luck to you.

HI. is it possibe to show me a link on the internet with a photo of your bed... do you have king or queen....

thank you ...

p.s may I ask what you paid for it..  and I am in Canada so I would have to see where they sell it here......

 

I am planning on getting a Sleep Number whenever my taxes come back (next week, I hope). I tried one at the mall and was so comfortable. Plus, I figure that since sometimes I like a firm bed and sometimes a soft, it would work for me :)

I saw the tempurpedic mattress topper .. for a kingsize bed....
they cost around 1,000 dollars..

I will check that out on the web re Ikea....

I really should just save my comments for every time this topic comes up. :)

We had a Sleep Comfort bed from 2004 to 2009. I am about 60 pounds heavier than my husband. If you and your spouse have a big difference in weight, don't get a Sleep Comfort bed. I like a softer mattress and he likes a firmer one, and when he would come to my side of the bed to cuddle, he said he felt like he was falling off a shelf. Also, after a while, my hips started hurting really bad (probably because of the softer setting), AND, because of my weight, the side support, which is only like 4" of foam, started bulging out.

In 2009 we bought a Comforpedic Mystere mattress. It is hands down the most comfortable mattress I have ever slept on. My husband can sleep on anything, but he complained that when he turned over, the mattress was cold; however, I'm hot natured and was going through menopause when we first bought it, and I thought it trapped heat. Hubby bought a mattress warmer for this winter and I think it makes the bed less comfortable. They warned us about that when we bought the mattress, that a thick mattress cover could make it less comfortable. I think we may buy a single mattress warmer and then jerry-rig it, sewing it to a sheet so that it will tuck in on my side. Then we can have the best of both worlds.

Here's a link to it:

www.simmons.com/products/brands/comforpedic/mystere.html

If you don't have enough money to buy the Comforpedic mattress, I'll tell you of a pillowtop mattress that was very comfortable that we slept on when we went to see my in-laws. It's the "Mimi" by Sleep Design. We slept on it a week when we were there and it was pretty comfortable. Since I've had fibro I haven't been able to sleep on a regular mattress. We went from a waterbed to the Sleep Number bed and then to the Comforpedic. When we have the money, I'd like to get one of the "Mimi" style beds for our guest bedroom and get rid of the Sleep Number. The grandchildren are hard on it.

Unfortunately, when I searched for the Mimi online, all I could find was my old healing well posts. I sure wish this forum was closed.

WOW thank you for all your responses ... this is really wonderful....
well since my husband passed away 3 and half years ago at the age of 61
I am alone .. and I only weigh 125 lbs.....
so I am still thinking about which bed
it is quite confusing and will take some time to go see and decide.
certainly at the cost of the beds a quick decision is not going to happen.

never heard of that. I live in Canada and have to do research...

lol yes it is more involved than buying a car.. you are so right...

well I would not be changing my bed if not for my pain. this kingsize
bed is only 5 years old.... anything I get because of my illness my doc
does write a script.

do you live in Canada?

yes as long as he writes out a perscription for it and on it says for fibromyalgia and back pain..... or whatever else you put.

not to say you get money back. but it sure helps to put it in with all your other medical expenses and at least it helps for whatever you may have to pay in taxes.

also over the counter meds..... I always get a script for it.. and when I go to pharmacy I dont pay taxes on otc meds.