Purity and Sustainability
Did you know that memory foam was developed by NASA? There’s an interesting story behind this unusual material...and several reasons why it may not be the best choice for a mattress.
The making of our mattresses begins in Kerala, a region in tropical southern India. I visited Kerala during the winter of 2011 and was fascinated by what I learned.
Babies sleep for 14-18 hours per day and their brain development is so rapid that 70% of adult brain growth is achieved by age two. Babies are also exceptionally vulnerable to toxins in their environment.
Savvy Rest’s natural Dunlop latex is now certified organic—just like our casing materials. Here’s more about this news, along with the story of what goes into making rubber sap into natural latex foam.
Salon.com has published an important expose about the dangers of flame retardant chemicals. Read more about "The Poison Crib".
“The most effective way to improve indoor air quality is to eliminate individual sources of pollution.” (EPA) Is your mattress a source?
We’re a little embarrassed but mostly delighted that author Stefanie Iris Weiss has featured Savvy Rest natural latex mattresses in her new book.
The term "organic mattress" is common within the natural bedding industry. So, how do we use it and what does it mean?
Chemical flame retardants may have serious, long-term health consequences for developing children. Fortunately, there is an alternative.
You can make "greener" choices in just about every area of your life. Here's why you might want to start where you sleep.