What is the difference between your mattress and 3 inch Thick Accu-Aire 3.3 Visco Elastic Memory by Accutex Foam?
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the Visco 3" memory foam is meant to be a mattress topper, ie it goes on top of a mattress. this 3" one is much thicker than many of the regular toppers. i was hoping to use it almost like a mattress, but i found memory foam uncomfortable, so it wasn't for me.
551111
I am not sure of any difference. I ordered my elastic memory foam mattress and have used it constantly. It is great. It responds to the original size fast and does not hold any impressions. I had major back surgery and needed one to sleep as I have to sleep always on my back. When I ordered the one I got, I got one I could afford, i.e. under $90.
64190
I didn't check the actual density but it feels pretty dense to me, three inches of high quality memory foam, can't go wrong!
2147511
Just a follow up to what the other folks answered, you might want to consider contacting the manufacturer of the memory foam mattress & ask about their recommendation is.
565360
I've had both 2 and 3 inch memory foam mattress toppers (both from Costco), and I think the decision on which to buy depends a lot on how you sleep. As a side sleeper, I prefer the 3-inch topper because it gives my hip more cushioning from the very hard mattress underneath the topper. The only thing I like less about the 3-inch topper is, because it's thicker than the 2-inch, I'm more aware off the slight difference in size between the mattress and the topper. The mattress is a couple inches wider than the topper so there's a slight drop-off on one side of the bed. Of course, this may not be a problem with this specific 3-inch topper. I've had both 2 and 3 inch memory foam mattress toppers (both from Costco), and I think the decision on which to buy depends a lot on how you sleep. As a side sleeper, I prefer the 3-inch topper because it gives my hip more cushioning from the very hard mattress underneath the topper. The only thing I like less about the 3-inch topper is, because it's thicker than the 2-inch, I'm more aware off the slight difference in size between the mattress and the topper. The mattress is a couple inches wider than the topper so there's a slight drop-off on one side of the bed. Of course, this may not... » Read More I've had both 2 and 3 inch memory foam mattress toppers (both from Costco), and I think the decision on which to buy depends a lot on how you sleep. As a side sleeper, I prefer the 3-inch topper because it gives my hip more cushioning from the very hard mattress underneath the topper. The only thing I like less about the 3-inch topper is, because it's thicker than the 2-inch, I'm more aware off the slight difference in size between the mattress and the topper. The mattress is a couple inches wider than the topper so there's a slight drop-off on one side of the bed. Of course, this may not be a problem with this specific 3-inch topper. « Show Less
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for us...it just added a little more comfort. We were trying to soften our mattress. We ended up buying a memory foam mattress instead.
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I guess the best answer I can give for this is that regular memory foam feels "dryer" or "crisper" to me. It's still squishy, but you don't sink into the bed as much and it has a little bit more resistance. This gel infused one feels more dense and that makes it more squishy for some reason. I like it much better than the regular memory foam.
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It's a close call (and I have limited experience with Memory Foam), but I'd say "Yes". Here's why:> Memory Foam presents resistance merely because of its density... but it melts away when you put pressure on it.> This latex pad is quite dense, but it actually pushes back on your hand. I'd say it presents as much *material resistance* as M.F., but *pushes back* about 2-3x harder than M.F.Suggest you get the 4", though, to really feel the difference.
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I do not like firm mattresses myself ..I have a beauty rest mattress..but my back was bothering me. .I added this topper & was surprisingly pleased..It is about 3 inches thick..but it works great for me..it is hard to find a product that actually works..I love it
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It's a close call (and I have limited experience with Memory Foam), but I'd say "Yes". Here's why: &gt; Memory Foam presents resistance merely because of its density... but it melts away when you put pressure on it. &gt; This latex pad is quite dense, but it actually pushes back on your hand. I'd say it presents as much *material resistance* as M.F., but *pushes back* about 2-3x harder than M.F. Suggest you get the 4", though, to really feel the difference.
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This is not memory foam. It's latex. Big difference. I own two of these toppers, one is 2" and the other is 3". They are very soft, which is what I bought them for. I don't like hard surface mattresses. We have two memory foam mattresses and they are both two firm for my liking, so I use the toppers. Very satisfied. The other reason I like them is that they are a natural product. Covers are available from the company. Not very heavy to move. Just roll it up and carry it.
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i bought 2 mattresses this past year. the best one had coils in it and its the best one.its not too stiff either, i can,t rememberif it was this one.
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According to a chart on this website, http://www.sleeplikethedead.com/memory-foam-toppers.html, it's density is estimated @ 3.5lbs but there is no differentiation for 2, 3 or 4 inch thicknesses.
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wasn't sure so i looked it up i just know its heavier..heres what i got off the internet Density Four lb. density foam weighs four pounds per cubic foot. High-density foam is higher quality than low-density foam because a higher density increases the foam's "memory" or ability to both support and conform. Foam densities under three lbs. are considered low density; any foam over five pounds is high density. Both three and 4-pound memory foam fall within the medium-density range, and it is certainly possible to buy a quality memory foam mattress in either of these densities. Durability One important difference between three lb. and four lb. memory foam is durability. Four lb. memory foam will simply last longer than three pound foam. When it comes to memory foam density, you get what you pay for; four lb. foam costs more, but holds up better over the years. Read more: http://www.ehow.com/about_6670876_3-4-pound-memory-foam.html#ixzz2s2efTGUr
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Hello and Happy Friday. This mattress is 4.5 inch thick. This is all memory foam in regards to your density questions and has a cotton cover that zips and unzips.
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It is about 3 inches thick but does flatten out in the part that you are sleeping and can make it uneven. The pad does not fit the queen size mattress; it is slightly too narrow and too short.
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I have one that has both. I also have one that has memory foam only. I think they are both fine. both are about 4 inches thick, that's important.
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Can't really say. Best I can offer is our mattress is about 8" thick and the pad looks like it has another 3" beyond that.