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The Best Organic Mattress Toppers for Your Nontoxic Bed

WIRED TIRED Available in extra firm No trial period Full organic certifications Cover sold separately Provides excellent support and cushioning PlushBed's 3-inch topper is the extra firm topper I always dreamed of when trapped in the horrors of hotel memory foam mattresses. Now, to be fair to PlushBed, this latex topper doesn't have to be extra firm. PlushBed offers five firmness levels ranging from 'soft' to 'extra firm.' I went for extra firm and could not be happier. It's the firmest topper or mattress I've ever tried. It's so firm I used the 3-inch model by itself for a bed in our vintage RV. Again, though, if you want something softer, PlushBed has you covered. PlushBed's latex topper is made of GOLS-certified Talalay latex. It also carries the Oeko-Tex Standard 100 and Greenguard Gold certifications, meaning there should be no fillers, chemical dyes, pesticides, bleach, carcinogenic adhesives, chemical flame retardants, or other toxins. As with the Turmerry above, the cover is sold separately, and again, I don't think it's really necessary. I will say that the queen-size 3-inch extra firm version I tested is by far the heaviest topper I've used, and can be difficult to maneuver into place. The good news is, once you have it where you want it, there's no danger of it moving. Prices range from $288 for a twin 2-inch soft topper to $974 for a 3-inch extra firm California king topper. Specs Composition GOLS-certified Talalay latex Firmness Soft, medium-soft, medium, medium-firm, extra-firm Height 2, 3 inches Cover Sold separately Trial period None WIRED TIRED Dunlop and Talalay latex versions available Probably too firm for side sleepers Excellent breathability Good amount of contouring to relieve pressure points Avocado's Eco Mattress Topper is its cheapest mattress topper, but certainly doesn't feel like it. This latex topper is incredibly light and springy, making even my super-firm mattress feel soft and contouring without that strange sinking sensation you can get on other soft mattress toppers. There are two feel options, Medium and Plush, both of which use different types of latex. I tested the Medium, which still gave me plenty of softness, and the GOLS-certified (Global Organic Latex Standard) organic Dunlop latex was very airy to sleep on. The Plush version uses Talalay Latex, which generally offers a softer feel and more breathability, making for slightly cooler sleeping. Both feature a GOTS-certified organic cotton cover with a hidden underside zipper. — Nena Farrell Prices range from $199 for a twin to $399 for a California king. Specs Composition GOLS-certified Dunlop latex or FSC certified Talalay latex. GOTS-certified organic cotton cover Firmness Medium, Plush Height 2, 3 inches Cover Not removable or washable Trial period 100 nights