ighHi jege41,
Well … on first impressions the site seems to have a lot of hype and misinformation but little substance. The first warning sign is on the home page where it says “natural memory foam” which more than anything reminds me of some of the claims made by Essentia (see this thread and this thread). There is absolutely no information on the site about the material itself but it’s clear here that it is just memory foam of some type.
There is just no stretch of the imagination where memory foam can legitimately be called a natural material. Even if it uses plant oil based polyols to replace some of the petrochemical polyols (see this post along with this article) … the remaining polyols and the isocyanates and other chemicals used to make it are petrochemical based and even the plant oil polyols (with a few exceptions) have to be chemically altered to be useable as a chemical to make memory foam so they can hardly be called natural either.
I don’t see anything on the site about Gelastic but if this is one of the ingredients in their mattress then this is a solid gel polymer material trademarked by edizone that is used to make the Intellibed buckling column gel. You can see more about this in post #5 here.
Did they tell you that the mattress contained Gelastic … and if they did I wonder why there is no mention of it on the site?
Either way … they didn’t develop it (Edizone did) and even though the gelastic itself is a high quality material (whether it’s used as buckling column gel or as another type of gel layer) … it is only one layer in the mattress … it’s not the “natural” memory foam they talk about … and knowing the details of all the other layers of their mattresses is just as important as it would be with any other mattress.
I would approach this with real caution and would need much more information to make any real assessment about their mattresses.
Phoenix