FAQs & Mattress Selection Guide

• You don't sleep well
• Your back aches
• You feel tired in the morning
• Your muscles hurt
• You feel drained and suffer from lack of energy
• You and your partner have no room to move

• Mattress is lumpy and uneven
• Mattress or edges sag
• Your foundation appears uneven or sagging
• Your mattress cover is torn, stained or soiled

Basic economics tells us that value is not necessarily the cheapest price...it's WHAT YOU GET for the price. There’s a certain amount of truth to the old adage, “you get what you pay for.” So, invest in yourself. Buy a quality sleep set and get the best night’s sleep you can. You deserve it.

When you look for a new sleep set, remember it’s what you can’t see that counts. “On sale” specials may look like bargains, but how well do they support you? How long will they last? A premium quality sleep set from Therapedic is designed and engineered to provide you with proper support and comfort for many, many years.

Therapedic’s advanced mattress design and engineering have been awarded numerous patents, both here and abroad, for the leading-edge mattress components we have developed over the last fifty years. We challenge you to compare our unique product features with those of any other mattress brand. The short of it is this: Therapedic means quality and value that you can believe in.

Your boxspring foundation absorbs about 40% of the wear and tear on your sleep set. Only a total sleep system assures proper, healthful support. Get the set!

Remember...you spend one third of your life in bed. More individual sleeping surface means a better night’s sleep. Sleep the modern way, on a spacious queen or king size.

Buying a mattress is a personal and subjective purchase as well as a long-term investment. Like buying a car, there is really no one size fits all solution. You really have to consider or test a variety of models and talk to a lot of people before you can narrow down your choices.

To properly test a mattress before purchasing:

• Begin by wearing comfortable clothes, and shoes that can easily be removed when lying down on a bed.
• Take your time and let the salesperson know if you are not yet ready for assistance.
• Don’t feel reluctant about actually lying down on several beds. It’s hard to gauge the support and comfort of a bed by simply sitting on the edge or lying down for just a few, quick seconds.
• Determine the comfort level you prefer — plush to firm.
• Then, try that comfort preference in three different levels of quality – top of the line, mid-range, and lower range.
• Lie on the mattress in the position you generally sleep at home (side, back, stomach).
• Since each sleeper has unique needs and comfort preferences, take your partner with you in order to find a mattress that works for both of you.
• Shop at a store you trust. If you feel uncertain about the information you are receiving, there are plenty of other sleep shops to visit before making a final decision.
• Ask questions – don’t be shy!
• And, remember, this is a long-term investment, so don’t allow price to be your only guide. You are buying a comfortable night’s sleep, not simply a bed.

Support comes from the base or inner core of the mattress. It may be firmer or more yielding depending on the construction.

Comfort is more a factor of the layers above the core – foam, padding, memory foam, specialty foams, and/or latex – each creating a different comfort level and the most subjective and personal element of the buying decision.

The foundation should be considered an integral part of the sleep set. Your Therapedic mattress and matching foundation have been engineered to work in concert to provide the finest sleep system available. For optimum performance, it is recommended that they be purchased as a set. Using an old foundation under a new mattress could diminish the ultimate comfort and support you feel. Remember, when you are testing mattresses, you are testing them on a new, companion foundation. Putting the same new mattress on an old foundation could lead to a different level of comfort and support than that which you felt in the store.

Mattress prices range greatly, from about $300 to over $5,000 for a queen set. A good night’s sleep is one of the best investments you can make, so buy the highest-quality mattress you can afford. Most of us spend as much as one-third of our time in bed. A Therapedic premium quality sleep set is designed and engineered to provide you with the kind of proper support and comfort your body needs for a deep, restful sleep. And, it will do so for years and years. If you divide the cost of the new sleep set over a seven year period, you will realize you are making an investment in your overall wellness that costs you just pennies per night. Who isn’t willing to pay just pennies a night for a great night’s sleep?!

Therapedic mattresses can be found in many retail stores across the United States and internationally. We want to guide you to the most conveniently located dealer. The best source of this information is the factory that manufactures and distributes our products in your area. Please use our manufacturing location locator on https://www.therapedic.com/contact-us/ to identify that factory and the necessary contact information.

When it comes to completing the comfort of your sleep environment, our Therapedic bedding and home accessory products are once again becoming available to you through new retail distribution channels after being sold exclusively at Bed Bath & Beyond stores for 15+ years. We're excited to announce that this Spring a variety of our Therapedic lifestyle brands will become available at retailers including, but not limited to, Macy's, JCPenney and Big Lots. Please check their stores and their websites in the coming months as new products become available for purchase. We also invite you to share your information with us so that we can add you to our customer list and keep you informed of new retail locations for Therapedic-branded products as they evolve. 

Our goal is to continue to provide quality products that further enhance your sleep experience and provide a full assortment of home comfort solutions as we have in the past.

This is a common observation – don’t worry. It could take up to two weeks of continued usage for the new sleep surface to conform to your body. Also, it takes that much time for your body to respond and get comfortable to the support provided by the new sleep set.

The Better Sleep Council recommends purchasing the highest-quality sleep set one can afford and replacing your mattress about every 7 years. The life of a mattress varies depending on a number of factors including how you take care of it, whether you sleep over the entire surface to prevent body impressions, and how often you rotate it.

To help prolong the life of your mattress, always use a mattress protector and rotate it regularly to reduce body impressions.

Simply go to https://www.therapedic.com/register-your-product/.

A mattress warranty is not the same as the expected or useful life of the mattress. The warranty covers manufacturer’s workmanship and materials. Just like with a car, it is possible and realistic to notice wear and tear before you reach the end of the warranty. And, be aware that the warranty is not a forecast of the mattress’ useful life.

The mattress and/or foundation warranty may vary depending on the product you purchased. To determine the warranty term for your specific product, refer to the code shown on the law tag affixed to your Therapedic mattress. Consult the Limited Warranty Guide, which came with your new Therapedic mattress, for terms and conditions.

Simply go to https://www.therapedic.com/warranty-claim/.

The sleep set is literally the foundation of your sleep. Investing in a quality sleep set is the first step in improving your sleep experience. But, beyond your investment in the mattress, it’s important to make an overall commitment to sleep.

Most bedding retail stores will assist with the disposal of old bedding as a value-added store service. Ask about this type of service before you purchase.

Use a sturdy bed frame. If your mattress is a queen or king set, make sure that your frame has the extra center support and two additional center legs needed to prevent bowing and sagging. This is required to ensure complete warranty protection for your sleep set. Shown below are examples of proper bed frames for queen- and king-size bedding.

First, it’s important to note that body impressions on a mattress are normal, and not an indication that your mattress is defective. We recommend that you rotate your mattress on a regular basis to refresh its comfort. Mattresses contain many layers of upholstery padding to increase their comfort life and support performance. Body indentations are a normal occurrence in new mattresses, and indicate that the upholstery layers are conforming to a person’s individual body contours. To help minimize body impressions, mattresses should be turned occasionally throughout their life. For convenience, we have illustrated below the best method.

Keep your mattress clean. Don’t allow your mattress to get wet. Protect it from water or other liquids. Don’t use dry cleaning fluid of any type on your mattress. These chemicals could damage some of the comfort and upholstery materials.

Keeping your bedding clean is simple with the use of a protective mattress pad. Vacuuming is the only recommended cleaning method. If you must clean a stain, use mild soap with cold water and apply lightly. Don’t ever soak a mattress.