Organic Mattress Sale: 20 Percent Off Essentia Beds
Sleep healthier this winter with an organic mattress—now on heavy discount through November 2.
An organic mattress often incorporates materials like wool, natural latex, and cotton. To evaluate organic mattresses, we look for certifications like GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) and GOLS (Global Organic Latex Standard). Essentia, a highly regarded organic mattress brand, utilizes high-density organic latex cores without springs, wool, or fiber batting to reduce dust mites and alleviate allergy symptoms.
Their Tatami mattress style features breathable organic latex foam that enhances natural airflow compared to traditional memory foam.
During Essentia's Fall Sale, customers can enjoy a 20 percent discount on their organic mattresses, potentially resulting in significant savings. The WIRED-tested Tatami model is certified GOLS Organic, meets Beyond Organic standards, has a GOTS-certified removable cover, and is naturally allergy-friendly due to the absence of animal byproducts.
During testing, I appreciated that Essentia's mattresses feature a continuous semi-firm latex layer, eliminating issues such as pillow-top or quilted batting that can form soft spots and harbor allergens and dust mites over time. Additionally, the absence of coils or springs enables better motion isolation and minimizes motion transfer when sharing the bed with a partner or pet.
The GOTS-certified organic cotton cover protects the organic mattress and can be easily removed for cleaning. The entire mattress is encased in an ultra-strong Kevlar fabric, providing a non-toxic, allergy-free, and fire-retardant solution.
While the Tatami model was the only one tested, these organic certifications extend to other models in Essentia's organic mattress range. All of these organic mattresses are also available at a 20 percent discount, allowing individuals to choose the most suitable healthy, organic bed model for their needs.
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