Need advice on Restonic Mattresses

[phoenix]

Hi Sleepytime78,

1. Comfort Care Destiny
   Layers:
   NASA Endorsed Outlast cover with gel infused high density Polyurethane foam
   Breatheable Air flow spacer
   1" Latex infused with Gel
   3’ Gel infused open cell 5lb Memory Foam
   Covered in Outlast with a breathable mesh surrounding the edge
   15ga and 13ga Coils

This is still missing the thickness of the polyfoam used in the quilting layer. If it is 2" or more then I would also want to know the density of the polyfoam as well because it could be a weak link in the mattress (see the guidelines here). There are no lower quality materials in the layers and components you listed but this doesn’t mean that the mattress doesn’t have a weak link because the only way to know this is to make sure that you know the specifics of all the layers so you can confirm that there is no more than “about an inch or so” of unknown or lower quality materials in the mattress.

2. TempaGel Escape
   4" 5lb open cell , with 3’ gel infused
   6" eco-cell poly core
   Organic cotton cover

This is still missing the density of the polyfoam base layer but the 5 lb memory foam is a good quality and durable material (assuming all 4" of the memory foam is 5 lb density and that the mattress is 10" thick so you know there are no missing layers in the description).

3. Bliss Euro Top Plush (all latex; 80% organic, 20% synthetic)
   10 total inches of talalay latex
   Two layers of super soft latex (i think these were 1/2")
   Two layers of medium comfort latex (i think these were 1")
   6" latex support core
   3" eco-cell poly core

This is missing the type of latex (whether the Talalay latex is blended or 100% natural) and the density of the polyfoam in the bottom of the mattress. I would also be aware that there isn’t any 80/20 talalay latex and there is no organic Talalay latex so this seems to be incorrect. Your description also only includes 9" of latex … not 10". If the mattress is 12" thick so you have confirmed that there are no missing layers in the description and you are confident that the specs are correct then there would be no weak links in the mattress because the polyfoam is underneath 9" of latex so it’s too deep to make a meaningful difference in terms of durability although I would still want to know the density of the polyfoam layer on the bottom so you can make more meaningful comparisons with other mattresses. It is also in a higher budget range than many mattresses that also use 9" of Talalay latex.

4. Bliss Plush (essentially the same as above with just 1layer of super soft latex instead of 2)
   9 total inches of talalay latex
   One layer of super soft latex
   2 layers of medium comfort latex
   6" latex support core
   3" eco-cell poly core
   organic cotton cover

Same comments as with the firmer version.

You have most of the specs you need but not all of them and you will still need a few more to make meaningful comparisons between these mattresses.

Once you have all the specs then post #13 here includes more information about the most important parts of a mattress purchase that can also help you compare them.

Phoenix