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Is an expensive mattress worth the money?
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this post was submitted on 20 Sep 2023
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Price aside, just don't do what I did: use an old mattress way past its usable life (e.g. like 10 years... it was creaking).
I started having back pain. And once I got a new one, I immediately felt better.
I'm very happy with my purchase and it wasn't even that expensive. It's one of those internet "mattress in a box" ones. I paid ~$300 back in 2019, though it looks like it goes for $420 now. Brand is Lucid on Amazon. It's a hybrid style: it has both pocketed / encased coils like a traditional mattress, and layers of memory foam and latex on top.