Restopedic mattresses are made by Restopedic Inc., which has an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau. In the past 36 months, the corporation has had no complaints filed with the bureau. Restopedic has an average customer review of 4.5 stars out of 5 on MerchantCircle.com. Restopedic mattresses use coil units manufactured by Leggett & Platt, the country's largest mattress-component supplier. Restopedic mattresses have a 15-year non-prorated warranty.

On the Other: Similar Features at Better Prices

Many companies offer mattresses with qualities similar to the Restopedic mattress for a lower price. The Latex Lux Mattress offered by Boyd Specialty Sleep costs about $500 less than the Restopedic Premium Latex 6" mattress. Both mattresses feature 6 inches of latex. The All Natural Latex I mattress from Plushbeds also offers 6 inches of latex on a mattress that retails for about $300 less than the similar Restopedic product.

Bottom Line

You spend more time on your bed than on any other piece of furniture in your home, according to The Better Sleep Council. If you are looking for mattresses that feature coil springs and natural latex, you have many options besides the Restopedic. You can shop for the lowest price--and chose beds that are less expensive than a Restopedic. If customer satisfaction is most important to you, Restopedic has a blemish-free Better Business Bureau rating.

Source:

Better Business Bureau: Restopedic Inc.

Merchant Circle: Restopedic Inc.

The Better Sleep Council: Mattress Shopping

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