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[phoenix]

Hi swingy,

After much research, I am close to pulling the trigger on a CozyPure Pure Performance Perfection mattress but am wondering what your take is on the holistic approach that they take in putting a mattress together.

They are a “green” manufacturer that takes their commitment to green and natural/organic manufacturing very seriously and as you know I think very highly of CozyPure and Cheryl.

They also pay a lot of attention to detail to make sure that every part of their mattresses and product fits their overall approach. Their 15 reasons link on their site goes into more detail about some of the specifics of their mattresses that differentiate them from other manufacturers.

So, in that sense, do you feel like “they know best” when it comes to general base/comfort layering, ILDs, and what will suit most people’s needs? If not, do you feel like the lack of customization and personalization could be a drawback/risk in buying a mattress sight unseen? Just wondering if you have an opinion in this regard, as I am at the last step (hopefully) of my journey.

Yes … if you can’t test a mattress in person then I believe that the “next best way” to choose is more detailed conversations with a knowledgeable and experienced manufacturer or retailer who will have more experience than anyone with matching their mattresses to different body types, sleeping styles, and preferences and who is in the best position to make “best effort” suggestions that have the highest odds of success (see mattress firmness/comfort levels in post #2 here).

If not, do you feel like the lack of customization and personalization could be a drawback/risk in buying a mattress sight unseen? Just wondering if you have an opinion in this regard, as I am at the last step (hopefully) of my journey.

A lack of options after a purchase to make “fine tuning” changes can certainly add to the risk of an online purchase but their mattresses provide customizing options both before and after a purchase so you wouldn’t be limited to your original choice so the risk would be lower (see this page on their site along with Cheryl’s post here).

Of course as you mentioned assessing the benefits offered by each individual manufacturer is a matter of each person’s personal value equation and the factors that are most important in a mattress purchase can be different from person to person.

Phoenix