Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation. This browser does not support PDFs. The fact that the one example of latex sensitization you are aware of was from a Dunlop mattress is interesting. My knowledge of latex processing is limited. However, it seems the Talalay is washed more than Dunlop for reasons that I do not understand. Please let me know whether this is true.
6 Ways Your Mattress Could Be Negatively Affecting Your Health
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Latex Mattress Company in Phoenix AZ | Factory Direct Latex Mattresses
Natural latex is one of the most luxurious mattress core materials around, providing almost unrivalled responsiveness, support and conformity in a way that is free from hazards and shortcomings of artificial materials such as polyfoam and memory foam. Unfortunately, not everyone who can afford this admittedly luxurious bedding product is able to enjoy it: a very small percentage of people are allergic to natural latex. While the reactions vary from individual to individual, they are, at the very least, unpleasant to experience. That said, the situation has also been blown out of proportion by certain sources, and as a self-professed connoisseur of bedding, I feel it is my duty to clear the air. The information here is intended for educational purposes only.
Best Mattress For Allergies & Asthma
Our team members have personally hand-tested over mattresses , which gives us the ability to easily help you find your perfect bed. Answer a few quick questions to get matched with the perfect mattress. One of the worst things about having allergies is that you never know when you might have an allergy attack. Luckily, we can do something about those scratchy, sneezy, sleepless nights.
According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, allergies affect roughly one-third of adults in the U. The most common allergens include pollen, animal dander, dust mites, certain types of food, and insect stings. Unfortunately, mattresses are often hotbeds of allergen activity. People with allergies should strongly consider a hypoallergenic or allergen-resistant mattress that enables them to sleep soundly without triggering unpleasant symptoms.
