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ALL OUR MATTRESSES ARE MADE WITH A UNIQUE SET OF FEATURES ADDRESSING THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT ASPECTS OF COMFORTABLE SLEEP.

HELPS REDUCE TOSSING & TURNING

Every Dr. Mattress® mattress features advanced foam, pocket springs and fiber to provide instant comfort, helping blood circulation, to reduce tossing and turning that can disrupt peaceful sleep.

ENCOURAGES PROPER BACK SUPPORT & ALIGNMENT

Our advanced POSTUREPEDIC support systems work to promote proper support and alignment across your entire body, so you can wake up without aches and pains.

PROMOTES A BALANCED SLEEP TEMPERATURE

Each Dr. Mattress® mattress design works to promote airflow to help regulate sleep surface temperature, allowing you to sleep more comfortably with less temperature swings.

MINIMIZE IMPACT FROM PARTNER MOVEMENT

Our state-of-the-art POSTUREPEDIC and ORTHOPEDIC support systems are designed to help reduce motion transfer from one sleep partner to another, so you can achieve deep sleep even when your partner moves.

RESISTS SAGGING & EDGE ROLL-OFF

Every Dr. Mattress® mattress is built with our EDGE GUARD/SUPPORT Construction and is thoroughly tested beyond industry standards to resist sagging and edge roll-off. This enhanced durability can help extend the comfort life of your mattress. It also allows you to use 100% of your mattress surface.

Do I Need a New Mattress?

Mattresses do not last forever. Most of us wait too long to replace our mattresses. If you have had the same mattress for a long time, chances are you need a new one.

However, there are some other signs including:

You wake up tired and achy. This may be a sign that your mattress is no longer providing you with enough support to give you a good night rest. If you don’t wake up feeling refreshed, it may be time to get a new mattress.

Your mattress looks old, worn out, or frayed. The springs creaks and squeaks. These are all signs that the mattress and foundation may be worn out.

Your bed is just not comfortable. Does the mattress sag or leave an impression where you sleep? If you find yourself rolling toward the center or you can’t seem to find a comfortable position to sleep in, it’s time to consider a new mattress.

If you are having trouble sleeping or find that you wake up in the morning more tired than when you went to bed, you may need to take a good look at where and how you sleep. A good mattress and box spring will allow you to rest comfortably and protect your spine. Sleep is an essential nutrient for our bodies and where we sleep can make all the difference.

Good quality sleep; a key to good health.
The better your nights are, the better your days will be.

Your Sleep Affects

Your Health

Your Immune System

Your Concentration

Your Memory

Your Success In Life

Your Happiness

Your Fitness

How to
Choose
the Right
Mattress

Purchasing the best mattress possible is a great investment in your health and quality of life. It’s recommended that a mattress is changed every seven years. People often keep them well beyond this and then have to replace them for all the wrong reasons: worn out cover, tired fillings, exposed springs and lack of support. Come to Dr. Mattress^® for a cup of Coffee and sample our mattresses. Try each one of them for at least 10 to 15 minutes, our experts will be at your service to assist you to make the right choice.

Allow yourself plenty of time when testing out the mattresses.

All our mattresses are orthopedic and posturepedic but what feels comfortable for one person is not necessarily comfortable for another person.

If you share a bed, it is very important you both try it and that you choose a mattress that is supportive and comfortable for both of you.

Choosing a standard size mattress is also crucial as it is easy to enjoy the full benefit of the warranty.

You need to make sure you have enough room to stretch out and freely turn over; size does matter, so always try to purchase the biggest bed that will fit in your room.

The
Perfect
Sleeping
Posture

OUR MATTRESSES
ARE NOT ONLY
ORTHOPEDIC,
THEY ARE ALSO
POSTUREPEDIC.

Good sleeping posture is important for health and wellbeing, since we spend a third of our lives in bed. The spinal cord is “S” Shaped, a posturepedic mattress offers support in a way that the “S” shape is not strained. The same correct spinal alignment achieved when standing up must also be achieved when lying down. Poor sleeping posture can lead to ongoing back and neck problems and a reduction in sleep quality. Correct posture can, however, be achieved through straight spinal alignment. Good posture is essential to a good night’s sleep. Choosing the right mattress can make a significant difference to your posture while you sleep.

CORRECT POSTURE

Spine is neutral and in line. Heavier parts of the body, the knees, hips and shoulders, are correctly supported to ensure a fantastic night’s sleep.

WRONG POSTURE - TOO SOFT

Spine is out of alignment, bowing downwards creating pressure around the hips and lower back and stressing the joints. This position negatively affects the nerves and blood circulation.

WRONG POSTURE - TOO FIRM

Spine bows upwards creating pressure around the shoulders, knees and lower back and stressing the joints. This position negatively affects the nerves and blood circulation.