Latex mattress owners! Should I buy this?

It looks good to me: 100% natural latex, and 100% organic cotton cover. You might want to email them and see if it is talalay latex or dunlop latex in that mattress. if it is dunlop i really reccommend getting the mattress in medium rather than firm, because dunlop is naturally pretty firm. I have had a medium dunlop and talalay mattress, and that is my favorite firmness in either.
I was actually thinking about getting this very mattress, but opted for one that could have different firmnesses on eighter side: I like meduim, and DH likes firm.
I'd go for it!

Hi Kristina The mattress looks good to me. If I'm reading it correctly I think that it must be 'dunlop' latex as opposed to 'talalay' which is fine (I have dunlop) but from what I understand the firmness varies quite a bit. My dunlop medium is really quite firm but from what I understand a talalay medium would feel much softer so you just might want to clarify with them. I say go for it though!

LOL Alexandra! I went back to edit my first post about the dunlop vs talalay, and when I was done I saw you posted the same thing. Great minds and all that...

copycat!

I just bought it! Queen sized (going to get a bigger one down the road and let the kids sleep on this one I hope!) Free shipping too!!! Cannot wait to get it! I am soooo sore these days from not being able to toss and turn as much as I used to with a new babe in our bed. Hope this helps! Thanks for the input!!!!

Be sure to come back and give us an update after you've slept on it for a few nights. I hope you like yours as much as we like ours.

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The offgassing lasts much longer than that. These chemicals cross the placenta and are already in a newborn babies blood. They also are found in womans breastmilk. A doctors note is nessacary with out wool. Some companys have created a wool layering system that meets flame retardent requirements. That's what you want to look for. The wool also lets the latex (or rather you on the latex) breathe so it's a good thing (as well as being naturally antibacterial). Personally I believe an organic mattress is a hugely important investment in your families health. It is 1/3 of our life we can choose not to breathe in these poisons. I created a budget 4" latex mattress to help people afford them (fantastic option for kids but I sell a lot to adults too)and work out discounts to help people whenever possible. I would choose a cheap organic latex over a conventional one any day. If you are absolutely forced to go conventional, Ikea would be the best, but they are still a petroleum based foam.