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Sleep is one of the most essential things when it comes to well-being. And we believe that choosing the right mattress will change your life in no time!

Many people change their mattresses after only several years, and that’s okey if you can afford it. The fact is, it’s not a small investment, so, please, take some factors into consideration before buying a new one.

Generally speaking, after seven or eight years you will probably need a new mattress. Check this producer: Brooklyn Bedding not only offers 120 night trial but also 10 year warranty!

Of course, longetivity of your mattress really depends on the quality and material (we will cover the types and materials later in this article). And if you feel back or neck pain it might, your bedding is a good place to start.

So long story short! What to consider when buying a new mattress?

Set Your Budget

And not just that! Start comparing your options!

Rememeber: sometimes you pay way to much for the shipping (and check for hidden costs). For example, GDF Studio offers free shipping on every order! Great way to save some money as mattress is wuite an investment!

Choose Your Ideal Type and Material

Innerspring (Coils)

A pro to purchasing a bed with springs is this option is the most affordable on the market. Why? Due  to a decrease in demand and also to so many other options that seem to be more comfortable and better for your health.

Latex

Latex mattresses are famous for their amazing cooling and comfort. Latex has a good bounce and responsiveness too.

Memory Foam

This material conforms to every part of the body that is pressed into it. After lifting your body from the material, it regains its original form. That makes it perfect for every body type regardless of your favorite sleeping postition.

Hybrid

The hybrid is a combination of traditional spring and memory foam mattresses. This option offers the contouring of foam as well as the support of springs.

Determine your Ideal Sleeping Position

It will help you to decide on your ideal firmness level. On a scale of 1-10 (one being soft and ten being very firm), back sleepers will want to opt for a medium firm (4-7), side sleepers for more softer option (3-5) and stomach sleepers will need more support (6-7 range).

Consider your Weight as a Factor

Lighter sleepers (150lbs or less) will want a 1-2 points softer mattress to get the same feel like an average (180lbs) person whereas a heavier person will need extra support and much thicker mattress to handle the weight.