TOP 4 Best Mattress For Allergies & Asthma (MUST WATCH)

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TOP 4 Best Mattress For Allergies & Asthma (MUST WATCH). In this video, JD talks about our favorite mattresses for those who suffer from allergies or asthma. If you're short on time, here's a quick review on each mattress.

Puffy: Puffy is a popular mattress endorsed by Ellen Degeneres and it's incredibly popular because of its accommodating feel and firmness level. It doesn't feel like memory foam or latex foam. Instead, it's more like neutral, classic foam. We think it works for just about any sleeper type under ~230 lbs.

Zenhaven: Zenhaven is natural mattress from luxury brand Saatva, and it has a unique construction because it's actually flippable. It's filled with Talalay latex layers and wrapped in an organic cotton cover. We thought one side felt like a medium-firm, and the firm side was more like a true firm. Accordingly, Zenhaven is most ideal for back and stomach sleepers.

Avocado: It's one of the most popular natural/organic mattresses online. It's made with pocketed coils, organic latex, organic wool, and organic cotton. The brand is also particularly eco-conscious and sustainable. Though, it costs more than your standard bed-in-a-box mattress because it's made with ultra high-quality materials.

Amerisleep: Amerisleep has an all-foam construction and offers a wide range of different mattresses with varying firmness levels, so any sleeper type can find an option that really accommodates them. The softer the mattress, the higher the price tag.

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[elizabethhorn]

Giveaway response: I've never considered researching mattresses for those with allergies or asthma-but am glad for the info so I can share with friends who might be interested.

[jeffincharlestonsc]

Never really considered it, but i do like the microbial element!

[hacksaw]

Thanks trying to find the right matress now.

[mattgin]

Giveaway: I've never though about choosing a mattress that could help with my allergies and asthma. But now that I think about it, I do have a mattress cover that is supposed to be dust mite and moisture resistant. It's easy to take off and wash!

[keekee]

Giveaway: Never thought a new mattress would make a significant difference. I use a mattress cover and wash that from time to time.

[thatprayingwoman]

Giveaway response: I do have allergies and asthma, and I will look into the avocado. I never really considered getting a mattress to help with allergies or asthma, but is is on my mind now.

[photomasteretify]

I have allergies. I cough all the time and have the sniffles. 🤧

[jessicakeefer]

Giveaway: Allergies are something we struggle with like crazy in my state! I never thought of getting a new mattress over it, though. I just get air purifiers and focus on pillows that reduce allergens.

[sonjaa]

Giveaway: I don’t have seasonal allergies but it never occurred to me that this is something to consider when shopping for a mattress. Never too old to learn something new.

[BeautyIsMyLife]

Not really, I usually don't have a problem with allergies, but this past allergy season was so bad that it with one of the 2 times in my life that I did have seasonal allergies. Sometimes I wake up with a stuffy nose too so maybe it is something I should consider.

[lisaprice-abbuhl]

Giveaway: I have not thought about getting a new mattress due to allergies but now that I watched this video it makes me think that it might help my son to get a different mattress. He has both fall and spring allergies. Thank you for the information!

[dbjohn]

Giveaway: not too much since my allergies are typically just late summer/fall. I've looked into other "best" lists that I was putting ahead of allergies.

[jessicap]

Giveaway: I personally have not but that is more because I am fortunate enough to not suffer from those types of allergies. My oldest son had some pretty severe asthma *and allergies) when he was young and I bought special expensive mattress covers and pillowcases to help him but never thought to replace his mattress

[dianemattione]

Giveaway - I have heard that latex was better when it came to allergies. I am very interested in the advocado bed.

[sctan]

Giveaway: I have never thought about getting a mattress to help with my dust mite allergies, but it's definitely to think about now

[christinemontgomery]

Giveaway: I haven’t actually ever considered getting a new mattress due to allergies, but having spent most of my life living in AK, come the end of summer when the cottonwood trees start to fall I am a puffy, itchy, mess. Believe it or not, the summers do get quite warm up there so we sleep with the windows open, which I know does not help my case...but now I’m considering the fact that even when it’s allergy off season for me, the things that had been trapped in my mattress over the years probably prolonged my discomfort

[kirker]

I havent thought about it really until watching your video...it makes sense to put that on the list when making a purchase of a new mattress. Thanks for the videos!

[BeachDreamer]

Giveaway: Yes, this is really important to consider. As you said we spend 1/3 of our life in bed. I don't struggle with allergies but know they can be a dust trap!

[J-ZIM]

Giveaway: We haven't really thought too much about a bed for allergies because we don't suffer from them. It is good to know that there are options for this though. Thx for the review

[anthonyjuniper]

I never considered by a mattress based on allergies or asthma as I don't have these problems