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Latex, hybrid, innerspring, and memory foam are the most common types of mattresses and each will appeal to different people.

Sealy’s Posturepedic mattresses are some of the best beds for relieving aches and pain, and now the brand has added two new luxury mattresses to its line-up. The Sealy Posturepedic Exquisite ...

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The Nectar Classic Hybrid combines cooling fibers, memory foam and coils. I put it to the test by sleeping on it for a month ...

Don't have an account? Create Account While a new mattress may spring to mind as the best way to upgrade your bedtime routine, it’s not always the most affordable option. Instead, you may want ...

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