Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

Business

This luxury hybrid is the best investment in your sleep you could ever make — now $749 off in the Labor Day mattress sales

There's 25% off the Helix Midnight Luxe in this weekend's Labor Day mattress sales, taking a queen down to $1,874 from $2,498.66

This luxury hybrid is the best investment in your sleep you could ever make — now $749 off in the Labor Day mattress sales

Labor Day weekend marks a prime opportunity to invest in your sleep with significant savings on top-rated mattresses. The Helix Midnight Luxe, one of the best hybrid mattresses available, is now available at 25% off, bringing a queen size down to $1,874 from $2,498.66. This mattress has consistently earned top marks from our team and personal experience for side sleepers like me, offering plush comfort and responsive support that relieves pressure on shoulders, hips, and knees.

With recent lab testing confirming its superior performance in pressure relief, edge support, motion isolation, and temperature regulation, the Midnight Luxe stands out as an excellent investment in your sleep quality. While the reduced price is a great deal, keep in mind that it may not be the most comfortable choice for stomach sleepers.

For those with a bigger budget, the Helix Midnight Elite, a premium version with additional support and cooling features, is also on sale at 30% off for $2,799. Take advantage of these Labor Day mattress sales to purchase a mattress that will provide better sleep and long-term benefits.

Written by urgent.news from Tom's Guide's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

Read the original at tomsguide.com →

More in Business

Declared SOE surpluses must be measured against performance – Noah Adamtey Esq

By Love Wilhelmina Abanonave Private Legal Practitioner, Noah Adamtey Esq., has questioned the celebration of declared surpluses by some State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs), insisting that surpluses on the…

  • Noah Adamtey criticizes SOE surplus celebration in Ghana.
  • Surpluses must be benchmarked against performance metrics.
  • SIGA report shows GH¢19.80B profit in 2025, but questions sustainability.

Public servants are earning more, but their pay is still under pressure – SRC

Kenya’s public servants are earning more than they did a decade ago, but relatively slow salary growth and rising living costs are putting pressure on the value of their pay, according to new data…

  • Real value of public servants' wages erodes due to persistent inflation at 4.5% in Q2 2025/26.
  • Wage bill-to-ordinary-revenue ratio declined to 40.64% in 2024/25 but still exceeds 35% benchmark.

More from Saturday 5 September →