Do you have an accurate list of the manufactures on your list that sell all natural latex Dunlop and Talalay mattresses. Not blended latex, but 100% natural latex. On many of the manufacturers i see latex listed, but when on their site they do not have 100% Dunlop and Talalay foam.
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Hi DQMJ and welcome to the forums! I can start the list by saying that Sleep EZ and Latex Mattress Factory and DIYMattress.com only carry 100% natural latex. All of our latex is made using 100% natural rubber from an actual rubber tree. The end product finishes at 98% pure rubber, and the remaining 2% of ingredients are things like natural fatty acids, natural soaps, and natural reinforcing agents needed for manufacturing.
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Arizona Premium Mattress, we specialize in all natural Talalay and Dunlop latex and have been online since 1997. We have several models to choose from so check us out at https://mattresses.net and let me know if you have any questions about any of our products
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No one sells 100% natural Dunlop or Talalay latex foam mattresses. Please read this thread:What chemicals are used in the Dunlop process to make latex foam
We purchased a 3 layer Dunlop latex foam mattress a few months ago from the Latex Mattress Factory. So far so good. I am not affiliated with this company.
Full disclosure: Trusted Member here — CBH Wood Furniture / Swiss Dream Beds (Canada).
Adding ourselves to the “100% natural latex” list for anyone comparing: we use natural VitaTalalay latex (from the Radium / VitaTalalay process), not a synthetic blend. Covers and related layers are organic cotton and untreated Swiss sheep wool, on solid wood with a movable slat system; metal-free options available.
One clarification that helps shoppers: “100% natural latex” means the rubber is from the tree (not SBR blend), but both Dunlop and Talalay still use small amounts of necessary processing ingredients to turn liquid latex into foam — so “100%” is about the rubber source, not zero process chemistry. BobP’s point in this thread is fair. Ask any maker (us included) for the latex source, whether it’s blended or natural, and what certifications they actually hold. GOLS organic certification is common on Dunlop paths; natural Talalay is typically discussed as natural / certified-safe rather than GOLS organic, because of how the process works.
Sleep EZ, Latex Mattress Factory / DIYMattress, and Arizona Premium are solid peers already named here for natural latex. Happy to answer materials questions if a Canadian handmade Talalay system is useful to compare.