Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I really wanted to like this bed... I'm a young adult, 115 lb back sleeper, who was shopping for my first not-college-twin-size bed. I was allured by the convenience of a mattress package being delivered to my front door, one that set-up only entailed deflating. I also was stoked about the included memory foam pillow. I had a memory foam mattress topper for my old twin bed, and I was convinced that I wanted to go with memory foam all around. I ignored the other reviews that said that this mattress was "too firm," thinking that I could just add a mattress topper if it was uncomfortable After the first week of poor sleep, I attributed that to my stressful new job and that I probably just needed to get used to this new mattress. However, after three months, I can say with confidence that this mattress is not made with proper memory foam. The way memory foam is supposed to work is that the parts of your body that need to sink in to the mattress sink in, with everything else well supported. My entire small frame sinks into one even indent with no support for my lumbar region, which leaves my back achy in the morning. I tried everything, including adding a mattress topper, putting a pillow under my knees, and putting a small pillow directly in my lumbar region. My best solution so far is to flip the mattress over to the bottom side where there is a firm plastic pad and throw my memory foam mattress topper on there. A bed shouldn't have to be flipped over to the side that it is not supposed to be slept on to be more comfortable. My boyfriend, who is a good 100 lbs heavier than me, also finds this bed uncomfortable, so it does not seem to be directly correlated with the weight of the sleeper. In short, don't buy. Spend more money on a better quality memory foam mattress. You spend almost a third of your life sleeping, so don't skimp out on something as cheaply made and easy as this.