Therapedic Mattress Reviews

Therapedic Specifics

Therapedic offers a variety of mattresses that they sell both in-store and online. Their newest offering is their Therapedic Agility mattress in a box. They sell this mattress exclusively online while they sell their other mattresses through retailers across the country. When it comes to customer feedback, most customers find Therapedic's mattresses initially comfortable, but there are some concerns about durability and value for the price for some customers.

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Quality of MaterialsTherapedic offers 4 different mattress types: innerspring, hybrid, and specialty (all-foam). In terms of their materials, they use moderately priced materials and craftsmanship. While most customers don't have a problem with durability over a short horizon, there are some reports of degrading comfort for some sleepers.

The pros: Mid-range offerings at a variety of pricepoints.

The cons: Some reports of durability concerns and issues with perceived price value reported by customers.

Mattress Types
Therapedic has a variety of mattress brands and collections with elements like pillow tops, memory foam, and all-natural latex foams. We'll go through their popular brands and collections in detail so that you know whether they are right for you. Here are the details:

AgilityThe Therapedic Agility Bed is their newest offering that focuses on shipping a mattress directly to customers in a box. It is a hybrid mattress that comes with layers of latex and memory foam with micro-coils in the middle. For most customers, it sleeps cool and is medium-firm. Some who are heavier in body type may find some sagging occuring. Others who want a very soft mattress will find it too firm.

The pros: A mid-grade mattress in a box with some nice features, like the gentle bounce of latex foam and micro-coils.

The cons: Higher than expected prices. No firmness options.

Final Score: 8.7 / 10

Tommy Bahama®The Therapedic team has connected with Tommy Bahama to provide high end mattresses in both innerspring and hybrid offerings. In both offerings, they have a range of firmness options for customers and feature high quality pocketed and micro-coils with cooling foams and features. These mattresses have a higher profile and are higher end. However, there are reports that some customers have had issues with sagging with some of these mattresses. Additionally, there are doubts about the value for the materials used.

The pros: A range of comfort options make these a good option for many sleepers.

The cons: The prices may be higher than expected. There are some reports about durability over shorter than expected periods.

Final Score: 8.6 / 10

BackSense®The BackSense is an ultra-supportive mattress that features a traditional innerspring array with ultra firm foam on top and below. It is best for those that need a firm mattress, but like the feel of an innerspring.

The pros of this mattress line is the firmness and back support.

The cons are that they may sleep warm and aggravate pressure points for some.

Final Score: 8.5 / 10

Bravura®The Therapedic Bravura offers two different hybrid mattresses - the Bravura and Bravura 2.0. The Bravura features layers of gel memory foam, latex, zoned contour foam, and a main support layer of individually encased coils. The Bravura 2.0 has the additional benefits of copper infused foams and an extra layer of nanocoils on top of the encased coils to help promote responsive support. These mattresses are enjoyed by customers overall with customers liking the high profile designs, pressure relief, and cooling properties. However, some have had issues with the higher prices than other comparable mattresses.

The pros: High quality materials are included with a focus on medium firmness comfort.

The cons: Some reports of disagreeing with the price points.

Final Score: 8.3 / 10

Therapedic® HybridThe Therapedic Hybrid offers a well balanced medium firmness mattress with the pressure relieving addition of soft gel-infused foam in the top layer, followed by cooling copper gel memory foam, nanocoils, and responsive latex. The support layer is a Quantum® edge pocketed coil system, which offers mobility and spine support. Overall, these are well-rounded mattresses with a good blend of support and pressure relief, ideal for side sleeping.

The pros: Pressure relieving mattress option with good blend of pressure relief, cooling, and support.

The cons: Some disagreements about durability for larger sleepers and price value for some customers.

Final Score: 8.6 / 10

Innergy® 2Innergy 2 is a flippable all-foam hybrid mattress that features fluffy layers of foam on the top layer, including HD Gel foam, comfort foam, and 5 zoned plush foam. Beneath that is a matrix of innersprings that support the sleeper, which can be flipped for a firmer, more springy feel. Customers may prefer the default orientation vs the flipped orientation closer to the spring system. While most customers have good things to say, some may have issues with durability.

The pros: Flippable mattress between medium and a firmer profile.

The cons: Some pressure point pain and durability issues for some.

Final Score: 8.2 / 10

Therawrap® / Therawrap® 2The Therawrap mattress comes with individually wrapped coils for better response without having issues with partner disturbance. Above this support system comes natural latex foam and poly foam, which has a great deal of response and support without being too soft. The Therawrap 2 offers a similar design, but with pressure relieving gel performance foam on the top layer. The cushioning foam layers above work with the below latex, zoned foam, and coil system for a balanced, enhanced pressure relieving feel. While the Therawrap is best for stomach and back sleepers that need more support, the Therawrap is better suited for those in need of more pressure relief in the hips and shoulders.

The pros: Hybrid mattresses with a blend of foam and latex comfort layers with medium-firm feels.

The cons: Some disagreements with durability for some sleepers.

Final Score: 8.4 / 10

MemoryTouch®The Therapedic MemoryTouch and MemoryTouch Hybrid mattresses are designed for those that are looking for a memory foam focused mattress with plenty of contouring. The MemoryTouch is an all-foam mattress with a memory gel foam top layer and convoluted foam to reduce pressure points, while the MemoryTouch Hybrid offers multiple layers of copper-infused foam for cooling on the top layers and supportive pocketed coils below. These mattresses are ideal for those that are side sleepers and want the contouring effects of memory foam. Larger sleepers may experience some durability concerns over a shorter time period.

The pros: Memory foam mattress with contouring and cooling as the focus.

The cons: Some issues with durability and support for some.

Final Score: 8.3 / 10

b-calm®The Therapedic b-calm mattress offers CBD infused latex and quilting in the top layer. From a natural and eco-conscious perspective, hemp fiber tends to be more sustainable and underutilized, which can make sleepers feel good. With the addition of graphite infusion, these mattresses should provide a cooling, contouring surface, which works in conjunction with the below coil layers. However, we will reserve judgment on whether the CBD infusion actually works to calm the nerves through inhalation.

The pros: Well-rounded mattress with latex, foam, and coils. CBD infusion adds an element of sustainable textiles.

The cons: CBD infusion in mattresses may or may not pass CBD's presumed benefits. Price value may be a concern for some sleepers.

Final Score: 8.2 / 10

PureTouch®The Therapedic PureTouch mattress is a latex mattress, which is firmer and more responsive than memory foam, but also doesn't have the same issues with off-gassing or toxicity. For those that are sensitive to chemicals, a latex mattress can be a good option, but be ready for a firmer and bouncier night sleep. This mattress has one layer of natural latex closest to the top and layers of supportive polyurethane foam beneath. Some may find that this mattress is firmer than expected and larger sleepers may find it not as durable as all-latex mattresses.

The pros: Latex focused mattress with the benefits of poly foam.

The cons: Issues with feel for some and also durability for larger sleepers. Not an all natural latex option.

Final Score: 8.2 / 10

Immunity™One of Therapedic's newer mattress lines, the Immunity collection features 6 different mattresses with copper infused foams. These hybrid mattresses come with an encased coil system as the main support with anywhere from 1 to 4 layers of foam and/or latex (depending on the model). The top layer is a NatuVerex™ copper cover that contains 30% copper in its yarn to help promote an antibacterial and antimicrobial sleep environment. While these mattresses have some nice features, their price points are a bit high compared to other competitive online hybrid mattresses.

The pros: Hybrid mattress with copper infused foams and cover layer.

The cons: Prices are not as competitive as online competitors.

Final Score: 8.5 / 10

Medicoil® HDThe Medicoil is a good option for those that are plus sized and need something firm to support their spine. These mattresses use thicker foams and tougher coils for better durability and a firmer feel. Overall, we would consider these mattresses specialty and appropriate for those that are much larger in body size, and have experienced wide ranging durability issues with traditional mattress designs. Others may consider them too firm and less comfortable for side sleeping, but those that are larger will experience better durability.

The pros: Firmer, more durable mattress for plus sized individuals.

The cons: May be too firm for some average sized folks and side sleepers.

Final Score: 8.3 / 10

TheraLuxe® HDTheraLuxe HD and TheraLuxe HD ICE both offer the benefits of high density and ultra-supportive coil systems for those that are plus-sized or desire an ultra-supportive mattress. Both of these feature high density foam on the top layers, which offers longevity in responsiveness while keeping its shape over time. The ICE version also offers a nano-coil layer, which provides extra airflow in the mattress to diffuse heat from the surface layers. While customers like these mattresses overall, they are somewhat specialized due to their firmer feel.

The pros: Firmer, more durable mattress for plus sized individuals.

The cons: Some discomfort for average sized folks and side sleepers.

Final Score: 8.3 / 10