Best Price Memory Foam mattress in India

The Nectar proves that memory foam doesn’t have to break the bank. It incorporates the reasons we love traditional memory foam, such as great pressure relief and deep contouring, and it has breathability and cooling elements as well, making it a well-rounded choice.

Nectar’s Tencel fabric cover prevents excess moisture and heat build-up for maximum comfort. Two layers of gel memory material make for excellent cooling and comfort. Nectar’s features are often only found in higher-end luxury brands and are backed by a lifetime warranty, which speaks highly to manufacturer confidence.

Why is it special?

• Nectar’s specialized gel-infused LushFoam™ makes up the top 3 inches, and works to regulate body temperature, minimizing heat, and contour your body for ultimate comfort.
• An entire year to trial a bed is extremely generous, giving Nectar sleepers plenty of time to ensure if it’s a perfect fit.

Unlike antiquated Visco foam, WinkBed’s AirCell™ technology is designed to offer dynamic pressure point relief with zoned progression foam for targeted support all night long. The billions of microscopic shock-absorbing cushions should help to minimize motion for uninterrupted sleep.

Traditional memory foam can sleep hot, but AirCell™ is designed to keep you sleeping cool all night long with tufted gel foam that pulls heat away from the body. The silky-smooth Tencel cover is soft to the touch and designed to sleep 30% cooler than linen. Your entire body should feel relaxed and supported due to the deeply contouring memory foam that conforms to your curves without that sinking feeling.

What stands out?

• The first two layers of the mattress are made of gel-infused memory foam, making it a comfortable bed without excess heat.
• WinkBed edge support is hard to beat, as it uses narrower coils around the perimeter to make for a more supportive edge and maximizing space.

Need more info? Read our review on the Memory Foam Mattress

Layla’s 2-in-1 design gives you medium-soft and firm comfort layers to choose from with an easy flip of the mattress. Layla noticed a gap in the mattress industry when it comes to fighting germs and has infused their material with copper to mitigate this issue. Copper has some incredible health benefits including the ability to fight bacteria, viruses, fungi, and mold, letting you sleep in good hands.

Additionally, when copper particles are compressed under your body, they react with a firming response and rapidly transfer heat. This means you should sleep cooler and feel just the right support at deep compression areas where you need it the most.

Why are we impressed?

• Layla’s antimicrobial odor-control design uses copper which is great for fighting undesirable pests and minimizes scent build-up.
• This dual-sided bed could be a great choice for guest rooms, letting individuals choose which side they prefer for optimal support.

The Casper contains five layers of foam designed to offer both spinal support and comfort. It cradles the body using targeted gel pods. These strategically placed pods support your stomach, lower back, and knees, optimizing spinal posture, while the memory foam preserves flexibility in other areas for pressure relief. The Zoned Support™ layer contains a softer foam under the shoulders for optimal pressure relief.

By using an open-cell design and strategic layering, the Casper helps to keep sleepers as cool as they are comfortable. Further, this bed is quick-responding, which is great if you want pressure relief without the slow response and makes it easier to move around.

What stands out?

• Casper’s breathable foams and innovative design are created to keep you cool all night long.
• Doing their part to be environmentally conscious and reduce waste, each mattress cover is made with up to 121 recycled bottles.

The Mint by Tuft & Needle was crafted based on feedback about what sleepers really want: comfort, spinal support, and breathability for a cool night’s rest.

The Mint features two layers of open-cell T&N Adaptive® foam that should gently cradle the body while relieving pressure. The super-luxe breathable knit cover combined with cooling graphite should keep you cool and cozy while you sleep.

The base layer features ceramic gel beads that are designed to offer progressive support for your neck and spine, promoting optimal alignment. The Mint has a medium-firm feel that should be ideal for many sleepers with a plush comfort layer for pressure relief.

What makes it stand out?

• Tuft & Needle added 4-inches of extra-firm foam around the base layer for exceptional edge support that many foam mattresses lack, optimizing space and making it ideal for couples.

• The firmer T&N Adaptive® foam offers a great combination of soft foam and support that is otherwise hard to find in memory foam options.

The Muse has made a concerted effort to provide top-of-the-line cooling solutions, and their cover is impressive by how cool it is to the touch. Since traditional memory materials can overheat, Muse is great news for people who like the feel of it but find it too hot.

The attractive cover is made from temperature control fibers that wick away heat. The dense foam has a cooling gel to regulate warmth to make for comfortable sleep.

The dense core should work well with most body weights and could be an excellent solution for light sleepers who are easily disturbed by motion, as it has a great level of motion isolation.

Why did it make the list?

• The Muse website offers a clever mattress quiz helping you discover which mattress will suit your preferences best.
• If you’re raising a stinky teenager, the bed’s cover is completely removable, letting you toss it into the wash as needed.

Finding a memory mattress that can provide the right amount of comfort and firm support for larger bodies can be a challenge, but Loom & Leaf by Saatva may be the exception.

Loom & Leaf comes in two firmness options, allowing for customizable comfort for all types of bodies. For heavier sleepers, the firm choice should provide adequate support with comfort layers and an ideal overall height of 12-inches.

Loom & Leaf is crafted with a high-performance Spinal-Zone Gel that should offer spinal alignment and temperature regulation. Three additional memory layers underneath are included to alleviate pressure and provide the high-density support that heavier sleepers need.

Why do we love it?

• Loom & Leaf’s efforts to be ecologically conscious are commendable, using eco-friendly foams, and actively working to produce fewer greenhouse make this bed a solid environmentally savvy purchase.
• This bed is a great choice for those who require a mattress to work with an adjustable base (they are even sold on the website).

Copper Dreams (formerly known as iPedic Sojourn 12″ Gel) is made by Dreamfoam, a brand by Brooklyn Bedding. The manufacturer of the Copper Dreams owns their factory, allowing them to produce top-quality products at a fraction of typical mattress prices. This eliminates middlemen and outsourced material, creating a win-win for everyone.

The Copper Dreams has the traditional “hug” feel you would expect a memory mattress to offer, four inches of cushion provide deep pressure relief, excellent contouring, and minimal bounce at a budget price.

Dreamfoam incorporates copper-graphite into its products to mitigate the heat that traditional memory foam beds tend to trap and is conveniently compressed in a box, delivered straight to your door.

What makes it unique?

• The copper-graphite infusion makes the Copper Dreams memory foam top excellent for temperature control, as it draws heat away from your body offering overnight comfort.
• This manufacturer is committed to creating quality products at reasonable prices and manages to do it through its facility in Phoenix, Arizona.

Why Memory Foam?

In most cases, memory foam is polyurethane combined with other chemicals. Those additional chemicals increase the viscosity and density of the final product.

In some cases it may be called memory foam polyurethane. This material originated in 1966 when NASA developed it.

The original intent was for this material to be used for aircraft cushions, but it was quickly discovered that it had much more potential than that application. It was released in the public domain in the 1980s and has been slowly gaining popularity since then.

It has been used in medical applications for some time, and recently, thanks to lower costs, it has become a material that is used in household products such as mattresses.

Has a unique memory foam feel

Many memory foam users report that it has a unique and recognizable experience. It hugs and suits your body as you compress the mattress, provides exceptional pressure relief and support, and is especially useful for people struggling with aches and pains.

The material will gradually shield itself to match the contour of your body, which means that the mattress is adapted to your needs every time you lay down. When you get up, the material will return to its original shape, preparing for the next use.

A depiction of a woman sleeping on her side on a soft mattress
Another feature is that the material that may be beneficial in the application of the mattress is the isolation of movement that it provides.

Motion isolation means that there is very little energy transfer from one side of the mattress to the other. If your partner is bouncing at night, for example, it is unlikely that he will feel much in his sleep.

This is not a feature that can be attributed to the traditional spring mattress, and is a large part of its popularity. There are viscoelastic properties that make it unique, and it is worth noting that polyethylene foam without viscoelastic properties is not memory foam.

A note on cooling and reaction
Some people's main problems are slow response and heat retention.

Reaction refers to how fast the material recovers when compressed. Memory foam has a very slow recovery rate and takes a few seconds to return to its original size.

It also means that the material will be better suited to your body. But slow response is also something that many people consider negative, so it depends on personal choice.

Heat retention is an issue that previous foam versions dealt with. The material hugs your body, creates a warm spot and can quickly turn into a nightmare, especially on hot summer days.

Advanced gel cover and an open cell structure solve the heat problem to some extent, but do not expect this foam to sleep as all types of coils or latex.

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