When I unwrapped my new topper, it had a tear in the foam. Serta allowed the damaged topper to be wrapped and boxed for sale. Because of the 3 hr round trip to return the topper, I will use until the tear expands to the point of trashing it. Very disappointed.

I bought this to put on a brand new firm mattress to aid in breaking in the mattress. It is super comfortable but crazy hot. I was hoping to enjoy it more with the cooler weather but I still wake up very hot in the middle of the night. It would be 5 stars if not for the heat retention. Freeze babies will love this.

King size.. I opened this about 12 hours ago. It was smashed so flat in the box it has only expanded in less than 1/3 of the topper. The other areas are hard and completely smashed. I have bought whole mattresses that were in a box and never had an issue. This will be returned for sure, it was packed so tight it has ruined the foam.

This topper does NOT come with a quilted cover that STRETCHES to fit up to a 17 inch mattress. This comes with two pieces: one, a foam piece (3" thick), and two, a zippered quilted topper (1" thick) that you fit the foam piece inside, for a total of 4" thick. The bottom of the zippered quilted topper has a no slip surface to hold it in place on your mattress. We will see if it works. Whoever wrote this description simply copied the description of those toppers that come with a foam piece and fitted sheet to hold it in place.

Just love the pillow top

But then I did my research. I see a lot of people complaining on various mattress toppers - saying they are too hard or too soft or smell. Ironically, the smelly ones were designed with green tea oil in them and of course smell odd, or more than likely they did not take the time to air out the topper. As for soft or firm? It's really ironic that the same mattress topper can feel firm to one person and soft to another - so I finally decided to go out and do some reading. The type of material matters, (and how it smells) the density matters, and so does the thickness. As far as 1 and 2 inches they are barely sufficient. You might find a 2 inch topper with a 6 lb density ok, but that's about it. You need to start with 3 inches - and prefered is 4 inches. The higher the density the firmer the topper. This one is a 3lb density - so not too firm and with the 3 inches, and the added 1 inch pillow top - it's going to feel very soft but just enough support to keep you from sinking all the way down to the old mattress that was giving you grief before. For me this was perfect. After letting it air out 24 hours, I took the most blessed nap on it, lying on my right hip where the bursitis is really bad. No pain what-so-ever. And the bursitis is the main reason why I was looking for this. You might have a bad back - or just hate sleeping on "concrete" if so you would want to choose your topper according to those needs. All I can say is if you don't do your research - you should be ashamed to leave a bad review on a product that gave you what it said it would give you. Just because it wasn't what you wanted - the review should not reflect your taste - rather did the topper meet the description and specifications and was it what you needed?

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I bought this memory foam topper for a very firm bed at the cabin – slept on it a couple nights a week for several months. It is very soft and provides little support. Be aware that it’s a 3-inch memory foam pad covered with a 1-inch quilted fabric cover that compacts to a very thin layer. The topper does very little (nothing, really) to enhance comfort and sleep. I was hoping for more from a Serta product – very disappointed. Definitely not worth the $150 price.

Soft soft soft!

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