This is what I needed! I have Fibromyalgia with chronic pain and tenderness which leads to soreness from even small pressure points or fabric bunching up.
I also am very sensitive to smells, so I was a little worried some reviews said smell was strong.
I'm super happy, I planned to open it and potentially leave in another room to expand and air out. To my surprise, when I unwrapped it from the plastic it quickly rolled out and was immediately to size!
Completely shocked. It was really cool. If you have kids let them watch it pop to life.
They do sell a nice cover for it however I have it under a mattress protector so I don't see a need.

The smell was strong, however it didn't give me issues leave on the bed and sleeping on it the first night. Within a few nights I no longer noticed smell at all. Yay!

Yes I still have constant pain, but it is not amplified by mattress anymore. Compared to memory foam that is under it it breathes a little better. Hot flashes are less intense and bed isn't soaked as before. I wouldn't say it's cooling though.

Material has amazing bounce back similar to unrolling. While it was still on the floor I walked on it and jumped on it and it provided cushion, a little spring, and followed foot up as it was lifted. Memory foam doesn't return quickly and is NOT soft to quickly fall into.

I like that this is a USA company and it is using natural material. Even not having cover saves when it is not needed.

If you need a soft-med mattress because you have sore hips, knees, back, definitely consider this. Due to the amount of spring back and from what I've read about latex I'm looking forward to this lasting much longer then my cheap foam topper that was replaced on top of memory foam.

What is great about getting twin sizes is you can have different toppers on each side of the bed depending on each person's needs.

Update 6/30/2023: As you can read below in my initial review, the zipper came off the cotton cover after washing. So I ordered a replacement (it's $85 + tax for 2" king) and mentioned in my order that this was to replace a cover where the zipper had come off. Within 30m, I got an email from CS, reversing the charges and sending out via 2 day fedex that same morning a replacement for free because they said that the zipper shouldn't have come off and that it's not fair to have the customer pay for something that wasn't their fault. I was really impressed they did that without me even asking. Furthermore, the replacement cover is better than the one that came pre-attached when I ordered on Amazon: the zipper, on both the top and bottom parts, is a totally normal zipper, like what's at the bottom of your jacket. The original cover I can't really describe how the zipper tracks worked, but they were confusing and were easier to accidentally have the zipper come off. Well, maybe if you're a luddite like me that struggles even with putting on a duvet cover.

5 stars for comfort (2" king size soft model). I'm a side sleeper and normally my hip gets sore when I sleep. I've used this for a few weeks now: not a single mote of pain. Same for sleeping on my back. So it gets perfect marks for sleep quality. Furthermore, I did not notice ANY latex scent like some people here seem to claim. Maybe it's because I bought it with the cover already attached? Regardless, at one point I spilled red wine on the cover so I figured I'd wash it. Big mistake. While yes, you can wash it, the zipper easily came off and I spent literally 4 hours trying to figure out how to just simply reattach it. Total waste. So now I have to separately order a replacement cotton topper ($85), wait for that to arrive, then attempt to attach it. You can't buy the cotton topper alone on Amazon: you can only separately buy it direct from the manufacturer, FYI.

So tl;dr - 5 stars for everything but cleaning. The zipper is way too easy to accidentally come off and then it becomes impossible as far as I can tell to reattach it. So 1 star for that. But it's still functional, doesn't smell, fixes all my sleep discomfort issues, so I'll just deduct 1 star from the original 5 star review.

FYI - If you get a really bad stain like I did, a good way to clean it safely is:
1. Use either coarse kosher salt or baking soda and take a toothbrush and scrub a good amount on BOTH sides of the stain
2. after that's done, dump the salt, and then pour on some more salt/soda directly on the stain and let it sit for (YMMV) at least an hour, enough time to soak up as much as it can.
3. Dump the salt/soda
4. Take a toothbrush, and mix a small dab of dish detergent (for hand washing, not your dishwasher), and the hottest water you got.
5. Scrub until your arm is sore BOTH sides, using circular motions as well as back/forth
6. Use the hottest water you got in your shower to rinse that off
7. Take hydrogen peroxide - it's safe (it's actually the main ingredient in bleach-less "bleach" aka color safe and safe for clothing in general) and pour it all over the stain. Repeat the same Cinderella-style tasks of scrubbing til your arm hurts with another toothbrush.
8. By now you should definitely be seeing an improvement. When you think it's pretty good, like not anywhere near as much left, once again rinse it all off with your hottest shower water
9. Soak the stained part in white vinegar (safe for cleaning pretty much anything) if you have a particularly tough stain like I did, for a few hours.
10. Rinse with hot water.
11. The stain should be gone, or if not, nearly gone.
12. Wash it in your machine: if you have a HE model, pour about 1/4 cup of white vinegar into the fabric softener tray (yes, fabric softener) and just for good measure another 1/4 cup directly into the bottom of the drum and then toss the cover in the machine.
13. Wash on warm - I couldn't find a garment tag so I don't know what the hottest it can take is, but I chose the lowest temp above cold
14. If, like me, you're super paranoid, when done do another wash cycle but this time use the "color safe bleach" aka plain old hydrogen peroxide: add that to the normal bleach area and, at least with the Clorox brand I got, it said to also add some directly to the HE soap container.
15. Both times I washed it, I also did a prewash with a small amount of standard detergent, and both times I did extra rinses to be sure everything was washed away.
16. Again, couldn't find a garment tag, but given it's pre-shrunk, I dried it at the lowest temperature (I have a super low setting, even lower than "low" and just above "air dry" on my LG) for an hour and it was all dried and cleaned.
17. BE CAREFUL OF THE ZIPPER - MINE EASILY FELL OFF, probably due to negligence (I have a hard time putting duvet covers on as well as doing stuff like this).

This is my first time trying a latex topper and I wish I would have done it years ago! Bear with me on my review, I wanted to try to give the best all around opinion.

I'm one of those people that have spent thousands of dollars on mattresses and toppers, trying to find some combination that works for comfort and pain relief. I have back issues and joint pain, to generalize my medical history. Not to mention, I'm getting old, which sucks. Suffice it to say, pain is constant with me.

Then I tried this latex topper! Wow!

I've tried all the different kinds of memory foam toppers out there and pretty much hated every single one. I don't like the 'sink in' or 'sleeping in a cloud' thing. Yes, it seems somewhat comfortable. For about an hour.

Then it's hard to move and makes my back hurt worse because of no support. Also, memory foam is hot too, and I hate to sweat while I'm sleeping. Uggh, gross!
I've tried many of them. From cheap to expensive. Even every kind of thickness, none of them seemed to work, spending a small fortune. I hate them. I ended up giving them away or tossed them in the trash. Such a waste of money.

Now, this latex topper is a total game changer! It's not anything like a memory foam, which after my rant, is a huge plus!

It's comfort, softness AND support. I'm a skeptical person, could even call me cynical. But the fact remained, I needed something to add to my mattress to relieve the pressure points. I'm a side sleeper mostly, occasionally sleeping on my back.

This latex topper helped out sooo much! No more shoulder or hip pain, even easing some of my back pain. Wow!! Im amazed at it, really. All from 2 inches of latex.

Mattresses are so different, as are people. So many different types and in every price range. Mattresses, not people.

Higher prices don't make them better though. Neither do trends.

So, I aimed for the decent inexpensive mattresses instead, settling on a lightweight innerspring poly foam one. It's actually more comfortable than the one I spent 2200 bucks on a few years ago. I tried an 10 inch all memory foam one too, and hated it. Gave that away.

Now, my mattress shouldn't be that comfortable, right? It's not expensive or anything fancy to brag about, but it is the best mattress I've slept on. I can't sleep on firm beds, causes way too much pain. I need something soft but supporting my spine.

But, if it's comfortable, why get a topper? Because I still needed something soft to help out with the lingering hip and shoulder pain. To add that extra layer of softness and luxury that a good mattress should beg for. Beckoning to be crawled into at night.

This 2 inch soft latex topper did that. It worked great at relieving the pain but supporting me thru the night. Allowing me to move around freely and wake up in way less pain. Together, it makes my bed super comfy now!! I look forward to going to sleep, knowing I'm going to wake up in less pain.

My mattress is fine now, it's not sagging or in bad shape. Nor is it super thick. Only 10 inches, without the topper. I have no need to hack away at it, or flip it over or hope the topper 'fills in the gaps' from holes left by bodies constantly sleeping in the same spot. If my mattress was in totally bad shape, I'd just replace it. The topper is great but it's not that magical to fix a worn out saggy bad mattress.

Honestly, I've already spent enough money on previous mattresses, just trying to find a comfortable one. But the cost of the one I have now, was very affordable. At that logic, I could replace it regularly and still spend less than one I bought 8 years ago.

They say it's recommended to get a new mattress every 7 years.

7 years is the magic number for a lot of things, actually. Matresses, cars, houses, jobs, even spouses.

I would recommend this topper to anyone and everyone!!
The latex is not squishy-soft, in-a-cloud-like-marshmellows soft, but more subtle, cushiony, supportive, almost bouncy softness.

It does not sag, losing it's shape after laying on it for hours, but provides the support to keep you aligned. It does not need to 'bounce back' like memory foam because it does not squish down or form indents from your body shape that has to 'fluff' back up after hours, if it ever does.

It did not have a smell to it, nor did I find the need to expose it to the elements either. Sunlight is great, but it can affect things differently. I found no instructions to put it outside, or to air it out. I simply unpacked it, put it on my mattress and let it be. Even with the door closed to my room, after several hours, there was no smell. Definitely no offensive smells like all the memory foam I've had in the past.

It's just an all around totally awesome topper.

You can bet the house, that if this one ever needs to be replaced, I won't hesitate to purchase another one. The company that makes them is great. Super helpful if you have questions. Delivery was quick.

All in all, I'm happy with everything and hope this helps others who want to try this latex topper.

My husband and I began our mattress debacle about 3 months ago. We innocently decided to shop for a new king-size mattress after going on vacation and sleeping great, then returning home and realizing it was time for our old mattress to be put out to pasture. We bought a medium-priced Beautyrest firm pillowtop from Macy's, and spent a miserable month tossing and turning until Macy's agreed to send a technician out to inspect. He determined we had 1-1/2" body impressions on each side, and we're average sized folks. Crazy! After some haggling, we were able to return the mattress and box springs for a full refund and our quest continued. After MUCH reading on the internet, I discovered that mattresses are no longer made as in days of old - they cannot be flipped, and body impressions are very common within the first year because the memory foam that most are made from, does not spring back. We spent a day at Bedrooms and More in Seattle, a company that makes their own mattresses "the old way". The one we bought is a firm innerspring, tight-top (not pillowtop). It's a great place to shop, with reasonable prices. They even have a free mattress class that you can take before you buy, and encouraged us to turn the mattress 90 degrees once per month for 2 months, then flip over and start again. This will help avoid the lumps, bumps and dips over time. However, the mattress is still a bit too firm for our liking, so I took the plunge and ordered the 2" soft, king-size Pure Green latex topper from Amazon. What a dream!! From the very first night, we both slept great, and the topper molded to hips, shoulders and elbows nicely, as we're both side-sleepers. It has really helped my arthritis pain. It is springy (but not annoyingly so), is not hot at all (like memory foam), and keeps its shape. It's so comfortable that I don't want to get up in the morning! I had a few questions, so I contacted the Sleep On Latex company thru the Amazon website, and had an answer from the owner within 24 hours! Amazing. The moral of this story is - buy a firm innerspring mattress, and add a latex topper. Or, revitalize a tired mattress with a latex topper and you can buy yourself some time. The next thing on my wish list is a wool mattress pad...and a new topper for the RV - then we're all set! Thanks for reading this long post. I had no idea that mattress shopping would be so complicated and hope this information will help someone else.

I previously bought, direct from the company, the same topper for a queen, very firm bed in box type mattress. The 2" soft topper works great as it softens the blow to my shoulders and hips while sleeping. I would not be able to use this bed without this latex topper. But, this same topper was waaay too soft for my somewhat firm, "regular", twin mattress. My body sunk into the bed which made me very uncomfortable and unable to sleep. I didn't know why there was a difference with the two different size toppers but later realized that my twin bed was softer and more giving than I thought. An additional 2" of a soft topper was just too much cushy-ness. With my spouse, we were ultimately able to get it back in the box that it came in. We initially folded it and put it back in the bag and tried to vacuum the air out. We weren't t successful , but if we had a spare, large, packing bag it would have worked.