The site says this mattress is from a Brazilian rubber tree, which is the oldest raw material men uses. The latex from this helps in the body’s blood flow and pressure points, relieving you of any form of sleep discomforts.

It’s chemical free, so it’s 100% safe and natural. Plus, it’s wrapped in organic wool cotton, making the mattress so much more comfortable and soft. Going price? Between $500 to $2600 depending on size.

FACTS & FEATURES
(Solstice mattress without wool quilting is unavailable for sale in California, Crib mattress offered exclusively quilted in wool).

• 100% natural latex
• Naturally mold and mildew resistant
• No pesticides or chemicals
• Never has to be flipped
• Does not require a boxspring
• Naturally adjusts to the contours of your body, providing gentle orthopedic support for proper spinal alignment
• 100% natural cotton jaquard cover

Via EarthSake

Design Model’s mattress bodyfit overlay is made of 500 grms or 1000 gms of wool per m². It also comes in latex, so you basically have three choices. Overlays are meant to give you extra-comfort but it also helps to protect your mattress. Once in a while, the overlay may be aired under the sun, to maintain its natural features.

Via Design Mobel

Kymdan is a Vietnamese Mattress company which has been in operation for over 50 years. The company is a manufacturer of world class products made from natural latex rubber. At Kymdan, traditional secrets is combined with modern technology. The products are deemed safe and free of any chemicals.

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DR3, one of the very few mattress recycling unit in the United States, is a name derived from organizations slogan — “Divert Reduce Reuse Recycle.”.

The mattress recycling unit has facilities that would help keep landfills filled with old mattresses, as well as provide jobs for people, under the support of St. Vincent de Paul.

DR3 recycles some 10,000 mattresses monthly according to this report.

Its mattresses come from landfills throughout the Bay Area, local waste haulers and furniture retailers. They leave as components - bales of foam or cotton, and piles of scrap wood or metal springs.

While mattresses make up only a tiny fraction of California’s overall waste stream, they present unique problems. Because they contain a variety of materials, they’re not as easily recyclable as wooden furniture or metal appliances. At the same time, they take up a lot of landfill space.

“They don’t compress or decompose,” said Charley Harvey, assistant executive director for St. Vincent de Paul of Lane County, Ore., which runs DR3. “And the springs - you run over them with big equipment, and they just spring up again. It can be dangerous for the equipment drivers.”

More on that story here.

Natura’s Comfort Plus mattress topper, sold at Kmart for $199.99 is made of pure virgin wool and unbleached cotton. Safe for everyone in the family, including kids, the topper helps balances moisture and temperature, and protects the bed from becoming a haven for dust mites and other bed bugs.

Via Kmart