The bed sleeps hot. It has support, but I feel like it’s firm and sinks at the same time. What kind of bed would you recommend as a side sleeper? I have back and neck pain and would like to know what kind of mattress would be better?

The Nectar Mattress is the best mattress that is made. I do not have back pain when I sleep on this mattress. I highly recommend it to all of my friends!

This mattress is amazing. The perfect amount of stiffness and softness all in one. My back never hurts after and I get the best sleep I've had with a mattress so far, and as a graduate student I appreciate good sleep!

I’ve had back surgery and knee surgery. This bed forms to your needs. I wake up well rested sometimes only after a few hours sleep. I’ve never felt so awake

Soooo comfy!!! Our last mattress was so lumpy, I would literally wake up with a stiff, inflamed neck every morning. This mattress healed that just by sleeping, within days.

I though I always wanted a super soft mattress but after I got this I realized this is what I needed all along, sink in a little while still being someone firm…honestly I love it!

I bought this mattress thinking it would be better sleep. Wrong. I consistently roll off the side. And on top of that, it did not cool me down. Instead I woke up hot and sweaty every night for a long time.

It's been over a month, and one lower edge of the bed has yet to expand. If anyone lays on that side, there's a noticeable dip, and they sink in further. I've tried breaking it up to loosen it, but it feels solid.

The mattress is a little too firm for me. I also didn't receive instructions with the mattress and had to look it up myself. I get that it's simple enough, but I was unsure of the level of firmness the bed was supposed to be

I have neck and back issues from a car accident and it has been hard to find a comfortable bed to sleep on. This bed is amazing :gift_heart: Thank you.