After two years of lying down with, and often falling asleep beside, The K Man in his toxin-free latex mattress, I knew we could never go back to “big box” mattresses when selecting one for Miss Q.
There’s just too much real evidence that the VOCs and other gross stuff that off-gasses from mattresses (for years, sometimes) does damage to our bodies. I can’t un-know that. And, as a result, I can’t consciously put my kids in harm’s way.
With more choice than ever before in the organic and natural bedding category, we set out to find the perfect Big Girl Bed for our still very little girl. Although she still fits pretty well in her toddler bed, she asks for a bed like her brother’s. Constantly. She wants to feel grown-up, after all, since she’s three going on 32.
When we asked her whose bed she prefers, ours our The K Man’s, she told us she liked ours best. We have a TEMPUR-pedic, bought long before I knew anything about the crap that goes into most mattresses. So there was only one choice for us: Essentia.
As part of my research for a safe sleep piece with CanadianFamily.ca, I’ve spent a lot of time with Essentia’s Energie Opus mattress. Though it’s not Essentia’s most economical model (which starts at $1,275 for a twin), it is ideal for those with back issues and nerve damage, or kids who may one day become elite athletes. (And, for the sake of our wallets, I’m really gunning for this path; don’t we all wish for a child who can pay their way through school thanks to sports?)
THE GOOD
THE GOODEssentia is the world’s only natural memory foam company. That’s it, that’s all. No one else can make that claim.
Exclusive to the company, the “Zebrano” cover (which is striped, appropriately) is an unbleached organic cotton cover. It’s thick but breathable; and it zips off for cleaning. More important? It zips off around the top of the mattress rather than the bottom like our TEMPUR-pedic, which makes it far, far easier to remove and zip back on.
There’s a lot going on under the cover. After a protective liner, the Energie Opus model boasts three inches of 5.25-pound-density natural memory foam. Made from naturally occurring hevea milk (sap from the rubber tree), which is sourced in Indonesia from rubber plantations with no child-labour practises. It’s collected like maple syrup sap but I have no idea if it tastes nearly as good. Probably not. But I doubt maple syrup makes very good mattresses. So there.
Under that layer, there’s a natural latex core (made using the more widely eco-accepted Dunlop process). There’s five inches that act as support beneath the cushion-y memory foam.
Made in Canada. Québec, to be precise. Not just designed here but actually manufactured here. And shipped all over the world from ONE location, which helps reduce the company’s eco-footprint, too.
Damn comfortable. We call our son’s mattress the “Black Hole” and so is this one. You sink into this Essentia mattress and feel the support in every nook and cranny of your body. When you dip, I dip, we dip. You get the picture.
After sleeping in Miss Q’s bed, I consistently wake up feeling more rested than if I’ve slept in my own bed (even though they’re both memory foam…go figure). I often find that I haven’t even moved all night. Similarly, Miss Q sleeps deeply and often for 12- to 13-hour stretches on her Essentia mattress.
What I love about Miss Q’s mattress is what I love most about my TEMPUR-pedic: you don’t ever feel your bed partner move. This probably isn’t an issue if you’re sharing your bed with a child, but when you’re doing so with a spouse the size of Big B, it’s an absolute must. The obvious bonus is that you don’t unleash toxins with every twist and turn when you’re on it either.
There’s a 60-day money-back guarantee. Ummmm…what?
It’s vegan. If you care. I don’t, but you vegans might. (No wool used anywhere in Essentia mattresses, as often happens with organic mattresses.)
And there’s free shipping across Canada and the USA. (Incredibly, your mattress will arrive in a box that looks MUCH too small to house a whole mattress. Don’t remove it from the box until you have it in its final destination; carrying a latex mattress is a floppy, awkward exercise. It then needs anywhere from 20 minutes to a couple of hours to take its final shape.)
THE GAFFE
Make no mistake, any organic mattress is an investment. They’re not for families living paycheque to paycheque. And Essentia’s mattresses are no different. So be prepared for sticker shock but understand that you get what you pay for. We once paid $900 for a mattress that lasted 10 months, so…do the math.
I’m confused by the soft to firm rankings for each mattress on Essentia’s website. If the Energie Opus is considered one of the softer mattresses, I can’t imagine what a firm one would be like. We find Miss Q’s mattress quite firm. Or perhaps we’re confusing “firm” with “supportive”? Hard to know if you’re shopping online, so if you can make it into one of the brick and mortar stores (Calgary, Toronto, Laval, Ottawa or Vancouver) to try all of the different models out in person, I’d definitely suggest it.
I don’t find there’s enough information about each mattress online. I’m an information junkie so this might just be me, but I want to know everything about a product before I drop big bucks on it. I don’t want to have to scour a site to find what I’m looking for. A few extra links in the individual product descriptions would remedy this.
This is not a gaffe for me, Big B or Miss Q but it might be for some: if you don’t like firm support, you might not appreciate the feeling of memory foam. It’s “harder” than, say, a pillow-top mattress and there is zero bounce. This is a massive bonus if you want to prevent your kids from jumping on their beds as I do!
Since the latex has to breathe, you need wooden slats (with a specific amount of space between them) to support it properly. And if you chose latex for the environmental benefits, you probably want to consider the most natural and sustainable choice for the foundation as well, which certainly costs more. This invariably adds to the overall cost of your mattress set unless you have a platform bed. So you’re looking at a minimum of another $300 for a foundation. That said, the Essentia folks tell me that these slats from IKEA work just fine (from $20!).
THE GEARS
4.5/5
Marisol says
I find the Classic 8 that just purchased extremely comfortable, there is just one thing that I am disappointed about. It smells the same way that an Ikea matresss that we had purchased smelled like .We ended up returning that mattress because the smell was horrendous and impregnated our whole apartment. That smell, is the same that comes out of the Classic 8 and I don’t know what to do… II called the store to ask about the ingredients in the glues and the manager took offence and became very agitated. I just hope that by the end if the 60-day return period that smell has gone to I will have to return it for a refund. Other than that, oh wow, the mattress is heavenly comfortable.
Mommy Gearest says
Hm. I don’t recall a smell but my daughter’s room is quite large, so perhaps that helps? At least there’s a guarantee…
Stef from Essentia says
Hi Marisol, Thanks for taking the time to share your experience. We’re happy you are loving the comfort of your Classic 8, but very sorry to hear about the smell! We do use natural latex and our mattresses do have an odor associated with them. Most people never notice it and it isn’t bothersome, however in some instances especially during the very hot months when the mattress is shipped to you in the protective plastic bag the heat can make this more apparent. One thing you can do that will definitely help is to wash the organic cotton cover on top of the mattress. Generally, the cotton will absorb the smells so enclosed in the box the cotton cover will pick up more of the smell. Be sure to wash it in cold water with a mild detergent and allow to air dry. This should tremendously help the situation, if not we would be happy to help. Don’t hesitate to give our customer care team a call. Best, Stef
Mommy Gearest says
Thank you for assisting!! Love that you monitor this post. 🙂
Marisol says
I find the Classic 8 that just purchased extremely comfortable, there is just one thing that I am disappointed about. It smells the same way that an Ikea matresss that we had purchased smelled like .We ended up returning that mattress because the smell was horrendous and impregnated our whole apartment. That smell, is the same that comes out of the Classic 8 and I don’t know what to do… II called the store to ask about the ingredients in the glues and the manager took offence and became very agitated. I just hope that by the end if the 60-day return period that smell has gone to I will have to return it for a refund. Other than that, oh wow, the mattress is heavenly comfortable.
Mommy Gearest says
Hm. I don’t recall a smell but my daughter’s room is quite large, so perhaps that helps? At least there’s a guarantee…
Stef from Essentia says
Hi Marisol, Thanks for taking the time to share your experience. We’re happy you are loving the comfort of your Classic 8, but very sorry to hear about the smell! We do use natural latex and our mattresses do have an odor associated with them. Most people never notice it and it isn’t bothersome, however in some instances especially during the very hot months when the mattress is shipped to you in the protective plastic bag the heat can make this more apparent. One thing you can do that will definitely help is to wash the organic cotton cover on top of the mattress. Generally, the cotton will absorb the smells so enclosed in the box the cotton cover will pick up more of the smell. Be sure to wash it in cold water with a mild detergent and allow to air dry. This should tremendously help the situation, if not we would be happy to help. Don’t hesitate to give our customer care team a call. Best, Stef
Mommy Gearest says
Thank you for assisting!! Love that you monitor this post. 🙂
Kate Spry says
I just purchased a Biondi Essentia – it’s for people who like soft mattresses with support and it has bounce without coils! It’s unheard of. There is little motion transfer from a partner and it is natural.
Mommy Gearest says
Very cool! I spent the night in my daughter’s bed (she’s the one with the Essentia mattress) because I’m nursing a shoulder injury and knew it would help. It did.
Kate Spry says
I just purchased a Biondi Essentia – it’s for people who like soft mattresses with support and it has bounce without coils! It’s unheard of. There is little motion transfer from a partner and it is natural.
Mommy Gearest says
Very cool! I spent the night in my daughter’s bed (she’s the one with the Essentia mattress) because I’m nursing a shoulder injury and knew it would help. It did.
Jason says
SUMMARY:
I paid a lot of money to Essentia for a product that never shipped. Customer care tried to deceive me that it had shipped and that a refund had been processed. After much effort, I finally got documentation that they agreed to a refund, yet I STILL don’t have my money back after a very long delay. I have reported this as fraud to my credit card company. My experience with Essentia has been terrible. My impression is that Essentia is a sketchy business. I do not recommend this mattress-buying experience to anyone.
DETAILS:
On Dec 8 2016, I ordered a mattress, 2 pillows and a mattress protector from Essential. On Dec 9, Essentia charged my credit card >$2500. I never received any shipping confirmation or tracking number and so on Dec 17, I emailed Essentia to cancel for a full refund (which is clearly outlined as within the cancellation policy on the Essential website). I never heard back from them and on Dec 19, I called customer care, speaking to Natasha on the phone. Natasha tried to reassure me that my order had in fact shipped on Dec 19 and would be arriving the same day, despite my concern that I was never forwarded a tracking number and also did not understand how multiple items from a mattress factory could be shipped across the country and received in the same day. I continued with my request for cancellation and full refund. Since she had stated that my order had already shipped and was in transit, I asked her what I should do when my order arrived. She stated that I should refuse acceptance of the shipment. This conversation with Natasha happened on (Dec 19, 2016) and as of this writing (Jan 5, 2017) there still has been no notification of shipment, no forwarding of tracking number, nor any arrival of items. I believe that Natasha lied to me on Dec 19 that my order had shipped, given that there has been no evidence to date to suggest that it ever did. On Dec 22, I called Natasha 14 times, all unanswered. My issue on Dec 22 was that on Dec 19, she had agreed to process my cancellation and full refund, yet the money had not been returned and I had not been forwarded any receipt of this refund. Only after a voicemail stating that I would pursue legal action if my refund was not processed did I receive a receipt for refund dated Dec 22, not the day she had agreed to process the refund, which was Dec 19. This receipt for refund on Dec 22 requested that I wait 3-5 more business days for my funds to be returned. On Dec 30, I emailed customer care again because no funds had been returned – did not get any reply. On Jan 4th, I began tweeting at Essential CEO Jack Dell’Accio (you can find these tweets by searching Twitter with #Essentia) to release my >$2500. On Jan 5th, I get a phone call and an email from Natasha of customer care stating that the accounting department “approved” of the refund on Jan 5th. She offered me a free pillow for the stress that all of this has caused, which I declined – I want my >$2500 back. As of Jan 5th, the refund is still not in my account and I filed an official dispute with my credit card company – I have documentation stating on Dec 22 (even though it should have been Dec 19) that I should expect my refund within 3-5 business days.
Mel says
We had the same type of experience with them. Thankfully we paid through PayPal and got our money back after filing a claim. Their customer service is horrendous, mostly involving ignoring any phone calls or emails. I’ve also read several reports that the material they use is questionable.
We got a mattress from Cozy Pure instead and couldn’t be happier with it. Very comfy, all natural, all organic, and much cheaper. Their customer service was fantastic, too.
Jason says
SUMMARY:
I paid a lot of money to Essentia for a product that never shipped. Customer care tried to deceive me that it had shipped and that a refund had been processed. After much effort, I finally got documentation that they agreed to a refund, yet I STILL don’t have my money back after a very long delay. I have reported this as fraud to my credit card company. My experience with Essentia has been terrible. My impression is that Essentia is a sketchy business. I do not recommend this mattress-buying experience to anyone.
DETAILS:
On Dec 8 2016, I ordered a mattress, 2 pillows and a mattress protector from Essential. On Dec 9, Essentia charged my credit card >$2500. I never received any shipping confirmation or tracking number and so on Dec 17, I emailed Essentia to cancel for a full refund (which is clearly outlined as within the cancellation policy on the Essential website). I never heard back from them and on Dec 19, I called customer care, speaking to Natasha on the phone. Natasha tried to reassure me that my order had in fact shipped on Dec 19 and would be arriving the same day, despite my concern that I was never forwarded a tracking number and also did not understand how multiple items from a mattress factory could be shipped across the country and received in the same day. I continued with my request for cancellation and full refund. Since she had stated that my order had already shipped and was in transit, I asked her what I should do when my order arrived. She stated that I should refuse acceptance of the shipment. This conversation with Natasha happened on (Dec 19, 2016) and as of this writing (Jan 5, 2017) there still has been no notification of shipment, no forwarding of tracking number, nor any arrival of items. I believe that Natasha lied to me on Dec 19 that my order had shipped, given that there has been no evidence to date to suggest that it ever did. On Dec 22, I called Natasha 14 times, all unanswered. My issue on Dec 22 was that on Dec 19, she had agreed to process my cancellation and full refund, yet the money had not been returned and I had not been forwarded any receipt of this refund. Only after a voicemail stating that I would pursue legal action if my refund was not processed did I receive a receipt for refund dated Dec 22, not the day she had agreed to process the refund, which was Dec 19. This receipt for refund on Dec 22 requested that I wait 3-5 more business days for my funds to be returned. On Dec 30, I emailed customer care again because no funds had been returned – did not get any reply. On Jan 4th, I began tweeting at Essential CEO Jack Dell’Accio (you can find these tweets by searching Twitter with #Essentia) to release my >$2500. On Jan 5th, I get a phone call and an email from Natasha of customer care stating that the accounting department “approved” of the refund on Jan 5th. She offered me a free pillow for the stress that all of this has caused, which I declined – I want my >$2500 back. As of Jan 5th, the refund is still not in my account and I filed an official dispute with my credit card company – I have documentation stating on Dec 22 (even though it should have been Dec 19) that I should expect my refund within 3-5 business days.
Mel says
We had the same type of experience with them. Thankfully we paid through PayPal and got our money back after filing a claim. Their customer service is horrendous, mostly involving ignoring any phone calls or emails. I’ve also read several reports that the material they use is questionable.
We got a mattress from Cozy Pure instead and couldn’t be happier with it. Very comfy, all natural, all organic, and much cheaper. Their customer service was fantastic, too.
Jen says
If you want a health mattress go with real latex.
Essentia….is not. Testing on their products show that they contain poly foam. If you read the wording in their “certification” section, you will see the latex they use it certified….this does not mean it is all latex, no where does it say it is.
This company relies heavily on fear mongering…..it’s true most main stream mattresses are full of toxins…..but so does essentia. They are not transparent and what they seek is NOT organic. There are many natural options out there, do yourself a favour and look before choosing this.
Mommy Gearest says
Jen – I can’t recall offhand but does Essentia claim it’s 100% pure/natural latex? I don’t think their marketing claims state that but I could be wrong…
Stef from Essentia says
Hi Jen, Here at Essentia we take a lot of pride in the product that we make which is why we don’t hide what goes into or what come out of our products. Andrea, you are right… we don’t refer to our mattress as a 100% natural latex. Our natural memory foam is a slow response latex foam which is made of hevea milk, organic essential oils, natural plant extracts and water. Of course, like with food products there is a requirement for a preservative if you will. Unlike companies that simply purchase latex and assemble, we do make our foam in house which is why we are able to be transparent with everything that goes into it. You can find that here: http://bit.ly/1UMsPvG
The big thing that separates us from the other guys, is that we have married health and performance. So what you’re getting from Essentia is something you won’t find anywhere else as our patented technology allows us to create the only mattress that maintains a clean air environment, while still offering proper posture support and whole body comfort on a cool, allergy friendly surface.
I also can’t help but repeat this one from Jason, as it says it all:
As for our products being natural, they are indeed. If they were not you would easily be able to tell by the VOC reports ?
Vanessa Deen says
HI
Can you comment on this. “In late 2013, the Federal Trade Commission barred Essentia from claiming its mattresses are VOC- and chemical-free and “made with 100% natural materials.”
As well, the class action suit against Essentia. I am asking because Im in the market to purchase two new toxic free mattresses.
Jen says
If you want a health mattress go with real latex.
Essentia….is not. Testing on their products show that they contain poly foam. If you read the wording in their “certification” section, you will see the latex they use it certified….this does not mean it is all latex, no where does it say it is.
This company relies heavily on fear mongering…..it’s true most main stream mattresses are full of toxins…..but so does essentia. They are not transparent and what they seek is NOT organic. There are many natural options out there, do yourself a favour and look before choosing this.
Mommy Gearest says
Jen – I can’t recall offhand but does Essentia claim it’s 100% pure/natural latex? I don’t think their marketing claims state that but I could be wrong…
Stef from Essentia says
Hi Jen, Here at Essentia we take a lot of pride in the product that we make which is why we don’t hide what goes into or what come out of our products. Andrea, you are right… we don’t refer to our mattress as a 100% natural latex. Our natural memory foam is a slow response latex foam which is made of hevea milk, organic essential oils, natural plant extracts and water. Of course, like with food products there is a requirement for a preservative if you will. Unlike companies that simply purchase latex and assemble, we do make our foam in house which is why we are able to be transparent with everything that goes into it. You can find that here: http://bit.ly/1UMsPvG
The big thing that separates us from the other guys, is that we have married health and performance. So what you’re getting from Essentia is something you won’t find anywhere else as our patented technology allows us to create the only mattress that maintains a clean air environment, while still offering proper posture support and whole body comfort on a cool, allergy friendly surface.
I also can’t help but repeat this one from Jason, as it says it all:
As for our products being natural, they are indeed. If they were not you would easily be able to tell by the VOC reports ?
Vanessa Deen says
HI
Can you comment on this. “In late 2013, the Federal Trade Commission barred Essentia from claiming its mattresses are VOC- and chemical-free and “made with 100% natural materials.”
As well, the class action suit against Essentia. I am asking because Im in the market to purchase two new toxic free mattresses.
Julian says
Awesome post. I’ve been thinking about getting rid of my Tempur-Pedic and going with a healthy version like Essentia. You’ve nudged me one more time. I’ve been reading the reviews and they sound like an awesome alternative to Tempurpedic for my wife and I.
Mommy Gearest says
It’s VERY comfortable and if you’re already used to memory foam, you’ll love it.
Julian says
Awesome post. I’ve been thinking about getting rid of my Tempur-Pedic and going with a healthy version like Essentia. You’ve nudged me one more time. I’ve been reading the reviews and they sound like an awesome alternative to Tempurpedic for my wife and I.
Mommy Gearest says
It’s VERY comfortable and if you’re already used to memory foam, you’ll love it.
Greg says
Did you ever check the ftc claims regarding the suit? If so why haven’t you made any edit or a reply to this post. I am interrupted in the bed but not really sure about the “natural” memory foam claims.
Mommy Gearest says
I haven’t actually but thank you for the reminder!
Greg says
Did you ever check the ftc claims regarding the suit? If so why haven’t you made any edit or a reply to this post. I am interrupted in the bed but not really sure about the “natural” memory foam claims.
Mommy Gearest says
I haven’t actually but thank you for the reminder!
brucerhee1127 says
I would definitely look closer into their claims, as there is no such thing as natural memory foam. This company has already been barred from making false advertisement claims by the FTC, and a class action lawsuit is being sought for all the people that have been duped. This company is guilty of all that is wrong with this industry, and more, for they denigrate and tear down other products that they themselves are using but will not admit. I should add that this mattress is in no way shape or form organic. The only thing organic is the cover. It’s up to us as the consumer to verify the claims of these companies and not perpetuate the misleading “greenwashing” that’s so prevalent in this industry.
this link will give you all the information you need to know.
http://www.themattressunderground.com/mattress-forum/general-mattresses/3743-my-essentia-com-false-advertising-and-lying-to-consumer.html?limitstart=0
Mommy Gearest says
Thanks so much for the link…my understanding was that the memory foam is made from natural latex. I’ll have to do some digging, thank you.
Jason from Essentia says
Hi Bruce,
Some time ago we referred to our products as VOC free since according to expert analysis our mattresses contained ambient VOC’s, meaning no more VOC’s than the room you’re currently sitting in. Don’t forget that everything around us is decomposing so everything emits VOC’s.
Since all zero VOC products do contain some VOCs we thought at the time it would be safe to refer to the product as zero VOC given the test results. As the FTC have not decided how many VOC’s “zero-VOC” mattresses should have, we and no other mattress company can refer to their products as zero VOC.
All of the certifications and actual test results are found on our website at: http://www.myessentia.com/company/certifications/. We also have a full list of the ingredients that go into our mattresses on our website as well. You won’t find this transparency from ANY other mattress company.
As for our products being natural, they are indeed. If they were not you would easily be able to tell by the VOC reports 😉
Mommy Gearest says
Thanks so much for sharing, Jessica — this is great info.
brucerhee1127 says
I would definitely look closer into their claims, as there is no such thing as natural memory foam. This company has already been barred from making false advertisement claims by the FTC, and a class action lawsuit is being sought for all the people that have been duped. This company is guilty of all that is wrong with this industry, and more, for they denigrate and tear down other products that they themselves are using but will not admit. I should add that this mattress is in no way shape or form organic. The only thing organic is the cover. It’s up to us as the consumer to verify the claims of these companies and not perpetuate the misleading “greenwashing” that’s so prevalent in this industry.
this link will give you all the information you need to know.
http://www.themattressunderground.com/mattress-forum/general-mattresses/3743-my-essentia-com-false-advertising-and-lying-to-consumer.html?limitstart=0
Mommy Gearest says
Thanks so much for the link…my understanding was that the memory foam is made from natural latex. I’ll have to do some digging, thank you.
Jason from Essentia says
Hi Bruce,
Some time ago we referred to our products as VOC free since according to expert analysis our mattresses contained ambient VOC’s, meaning no more VOC’s than the room you’re currently sitting in. Don’t forget that everything around us is decomposing so everything emits VOC’s.
Since all zero VOC products do contain some VOCs we thought at the time it would be safe to refer to the product as zero VOC given the test results. As the FTC have not decided how many VOC’s “zero-VOC” mattresses should have, we and no other mattress company can refer to their products as zero VOC.
All of the certifications and actual test results are found on our website at: http://www.myessentia.com/company/certifications/. We also have a full list of the ingredients that go into our mattresses on our website as well. You won’t find this transparency from ANY other mattress company.
As for our products being natural, they are indeed. If they were not you would easily be able to tell by the VOC reports 😉
Mommy Gearest says
Thanks so much for sharing, Jessica — this is great info.
Brandee H says
Sounds really interesting. It is amazing when you think of how much time we spend on a mattress, we really should buy a quality one!!
Brandee H says
Sounds really interesting. It is amazing when you think of how much time we spend on a mattress, we really should buy a quality one!!
Jeannie says
Great review of this mattress. We have been talking about getting a foam mattress and might need to look into this one now. thanks.
Jeannie says
Great review of this mattress. We have been talking about getting a foam mattress and might need to look into this one now. thanks.
kathy downey says
I love reviews,it gives me a better view of a product and I really enjoyed yours,we are talking about replacing our soon !
kathy downey says
I love reviews,it gives me a better view of a product and I really enjoyed yours,we are talking about replacing our soon !
Athena says
This sounds really good. I may have to look into it because we’re looking at replacing our mattress sometime soon.
Athena says
This sounds really good. I may have to look into it because we’re looking at replacing our mattress sometime soon.
Darlene Schuller says
Oh this looks so very nice, sounds heavenly. We desperately need a new bed.
Darlene Schuller says
Oh this looks so very nice, sounds heavenly. We desperately need a new bed.
Melinda Jana (@Sukki24) says
Sounds like an amazing mattress and worth the investment. Thanks for the review.
Melinda Jana (@Sukki24) says
Sounds like an amazing mattress and worth the investment. Thanks for the review.
Amy Lovell says
WOw! This looks like a great mattress, and I almost need a new one….
Amy Lovell says
WOw! This looks like a great mattress, and I almost need a new one….
Kelly says
Great looking mattress, it just may have to be my next purchase
Kelly says
Great looking mattress, it just may have to be my next purchase
Treen Goodwin says
Oh i so need a new Mattress . this one sounds amazing 🙂 will be looking into getting a new one soon 🙂
Treen Goodwin says
Oh i so need a new Mattress . this one sounds amazing 🙂 will be looking into getting a new one soon 🙂
Amy Heffernan says
WOW! This looks like a really good mattress. Great deal too!
Amy Heffernan says
WOW! This looks like a really good mattress. Great deal too!
Tamara says
Sounds like a really Eco conscious company.
I will definitely keep this brand inind when shopping for our next mattress. Too bad I have to travel 4 hours to a Brick and Mortar shop to try it out.
Tamara says
Sounds like a really Eco conscious company.
I will definitely keep this brand inind when shopping for our next mattress. Too bad I have to travel 4 hours to a Brick and Mortar shop to try it out.
Yuen C says
Thanks for the review!
Yuen C says
Thanks for the review!
Amy Stackhouse says
Thank for the great review! I’m going to do some research into “VOCs and other gross stuff that off-gasses from mattresses.” I’ve never heard about it before.
Amy Stackhouse says
Thank for the great review! I’m going to do some research into “VOCs and other gross stuff that off-gasses from mattresses.” I’ve never heard about it before.
hmrcarlson says
Thank you for opening my eyes about the concerns conventional mattresses raise. My little guys will be moving into bog boy beds soon and I will definitely look at Essentia mattresses for them.
hmrcarlson says
Thank you for opening my eyes about the concerns conventional mattresses raise. My little guys will be moving into bog boy beds soon and I will definitely look at Essentia mattresses for them.
sarah sar says
I’ve always wanted to try a memory foam mattress…this sounds great plus I like that it’s organic too.
sarah sar says
I’ve always wanted to try a memory foam mattress…this sounds great plus I like that it’s organic too.
Mandy says
Interesting. I will keep in mind next time we need a new mattress!
Mandy says
Interesting. I will keep in mind next time we need a new mattress!
Judy C (Judy Cowan) says
Sounds like a great mattress, I don’t mind investing money in a good mattress because sleep is so important. We will need a new one in a couple years so we will keep this company in mind when we go looking.
Judy C (Judy Cowan) says
Sounds like a great mattress, I don’t mind investing money in a good mattress because sleep is so important. We will need a new one in a couple years so we will keep this company in mind when we go looking.
lyndac1968 says
My mom has one of these mattresses and she just loves it, I really need a new mattress myself, I have severe arthritis and my mattress is so old I don’t get to much sleep, thanks for a great review!!
lyndac1968 says
My mom has one of these mattresses and she just loves it, I really need a new mattress myself, I have severe arthritis and my mattress is so old I don’t get to much sleep, thanks for a great review!!
Sarah says
Wow this looks good, in the market for a good mattress for my daughter, will be sure to research more on this one, though you have shared some very good information already, thanks!
Sarah says
Wow this looks good, in the market for a good mattress for my daughter, will be sure to research more on this one, though you have shared some very good information already, thanks!