Reverie Sleep System (mattress) Dream Supreme with 8Q adjustable platform

[phoenix]

Hi ttight1,

Those of us who are invested enough to do this level of research are looking for many things to insure we are purchasing a quality product and the company backing necessary to maintain that product after the sale. I think your researchers and readers here deserve to know when there is a deliberate attempt to mislead.

I don’t believe that the percentage of natural rubber in latex core is a reliable indicator of quality if you are defining quality as being primarily related to durability or to “safety” although of course there are also other definitions of quality and some people may prefer higher percentages of natural rubber for personal or lifestyle reasons as well (although they would tend to avoid mattresses that also contained polyfoam).

I am also curious about some comments left relative to the complexity of the Flobeds zones. Seems to me that the Reverie system is many time more complex, but I have not found a discussion about that here. Have I missed it?

You can see some comments about the Flobeds vZone system in post #4 here. They can certainly be an effective zoning option that covers the most important areas of the body that can sometimes benefit from zoning and the ability to customize the zoning configuration also has some unique advantages.

Would you comment on this demonstration by Dream FloBeds? www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwAv7eQPq3k

You can see my comments about the video in post #2 here and the posts it links to. While Dunlop can certainly be more susceptible to impressions or “taking a set” with longer term compression because of it’s cell structure … I don’t believe that this is what happens in “real life” when you sleep on a Dunlop latex mattress.

Phoenix