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Investing in a new mattress can be tricky, especially in the age of mattress in a box that you can’t try in a brick-and-mortar store. But that’s actually a good thing because they all come with trial periods that are long enough for you to make up your mind.
Still, I’d be very annoyed to pay up front for a mattress and then have to tackle customer service for a refund – some brands make this process supremely easy, though. And what if the you don’t like the next one either? And you have to sleep on them for a minimum of 28 days before you really get a ‘feel’ for the mattress and can decide if it’s right for you or not. By then the best deals are over.
Allow me to help – I’m here to highlight mattresses that suit not just different budgets but also different sleeping positions. So lie back (pun intended) and let me do the hard work for you.
