Hi can anybody recommend so me where to go to for a new mattress as with weight loss my bones and muscles ache and feel tired in the morning

[Debbiejen]

Most mattresses seem to come hard and orthopaedic. I am looking forward to a comfy soft bed. Also live in the Loughborough area.

Many thanks Debbie xxx

[Tanktank]

Three things.

1. Try the Oesophageal Association shop.

2. Try the attached (Clearwell) but it depends on where you live.

clearwellmobility.co.uk/sho...

If you register with them as a patient sufferer you get the goods VAT free.

3. Try Ikea. They have four different mattress toppers offering different softness levels.

Hope this helps

Good luck

Tanktank

[Debbiejen in reply to Tanktank]

Thank you so much for your advice.

Debbie

[luluw]

Try IKEA perhaps. I love mine. They have more than one grade of firmness.

[liz_crisp]

Hi I found a foam mattress online that was good and then added a 9inch mattress topper of soft memory foam which I changed to feathers etc as I lost or gained weight.

[jeffw663]

We changed our mattress for a 'Nectus' made in Ireland, it is very deep about 14" deep and has a traditional sprung lower section with a memory foam top, bought from a local bedding shop, (NOT Dreams, terrible shop) in Hailsham, we ended up paying 3 or 4 times what we had intended but it's worth every penny, I now sleep very soundly, you just sink into the memory foam and then you are off !

I am sure there will be a local bedding shop that stocks these for you to try, we spent over 1hr trying out the mattresses and ordered this, about 4 weeks delivery.

I guess I must say I have no connection with the manufacturer !

Jeff