Narrowed it down to LumaSleep.com or Arizona. This is hard to pick
Hi kc12:
Arizona Premium mattress is the manufacturer that makes the Sedona Sleep mattress and they have been in business online since 1997. They have far too many quality options for me to list here. They are also one of the members here which means that I think very highly of them and that I believe they compete well with the best in the industry in terms of their quality, value, knowledge, service, and transparency.
Luma Sleep was launched in January of this year (see here) and they are one of many newer online companies that have launched over the last year or two. Lumasleep is a trademarked name that is owned by Apollo Mattress LLC and they are based in Midgeville, GA.
Two of the three founders, Steve Russo and Jim Siragusa, have extensive experience in the industry and the third, David Barnum, has a background in design and marketing.
In terms of their mattresses …
The basic Luma Mattressincludes the following layers and components …
1.5" of blended talalay latex
8" pocket coil
1" high density polyfoam stabilization and base layer.
It is available in two firmness levels and the mattress can be exchanged for the other firmness level for a year after a purchase.
The Latex Hybrid Slumber System includes …
The Luma Mattress
A 3" blended Talalay latex topper (with a choice of 3 different firmness levels)
Two queen size Talalay latex pillows
A mattress protector.
The topper can be exchanged for a different firmness level for a year after a purchase.
[UPDATE JAN. 31, 2017]
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Their All-Latex Slumber System includes …
2" Two-choice comfort blended Talalay latex
2" Medium blended Talalay latex
6" firm blended Dunlop latex
The 3" Talalay latex topper in your choice of 3 firmness levels
Two queen size Talalay latex pillows
A mattress protector
White glove delivery.
The topper can also be exchanged for a different firmness level for a year after a purchase.
There are no lower quality materials or weak links that would compromise the durability or useful life of any of their mattresses that would be a reason for concern. They also have a one year return/refund policy.
Your best resource for the differences between any mattresses you are comparing would be a detailed conversation directly with the brands in question. They would be best able to go into detail about any particular model and its complete makeup.
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