Nectar’s Cooling Mattress Is Like ‘Sleeping On A Cloud’ — And It’s Majorly On Sale
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Reviewers adore its airflow and moisture-wicking abilities that help prevent night sweats.
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Attention, hot sleepers: Nectar’s gel memory foam mattresses are now on sale, and prices start at $350. That’s a big deal (heh) to sleepers who overheat or suffer from hot flashes, as these user-loved mattresses use the brand’s “Cooling Comfort” technology, which some say actually works. According to one reviewer, since sleeping on this “perfect” mattress, “my shoulder pain has eased tremendously, and no night sweats.” Another describes it as “sleeping on a cloud.”
If that praise doesn’t do it for you, they also ship free and without the hassle of bulky packaging — just release the rolled-up foam mattress from its plastic confines, let it puff up over 72 hours, and then, voila, a new bed. Although not every Nectar model is on sale, you can grab a twin-sized mattress for $350, a queen for $650 and a king or California king for $850. You can also nab this sale at Nectar’s official website, which offers free returns.
Several users say this gel foam mattress has helped with aches and pains, bringing relief to otherwise uncomfortable nights of rest. Most love its airflow and moisture-wicking properties, which aid in preventing overnight sweat. It’s also got an added softening effect to subdue motion and even out the mattress’ top when weight shifts. “It’s soft enough and firm enough to support you properly,” says Denise Chapel. “It inflated in minutes and is so cool to the touch it’s amazing. When I move around the bed my cats don’t even move or shake around!”
If you’re on the hunt for a cool night’s sleep, grab a Nectar while its currently on sale and read on for more promising reviews.
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