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    If you've heard about the benefits of a foam mattress but can't afford to replace your existing mattress, or even if you feel your mattress is a little too firm, then why not try a foam mattress pad?

    Mattress pads are two to three inches thick and simply fit over your existing mattress. Foam mattress pads mold to your body shape, providing a custom fit while you sleep. This aids restful sleep and eliminates a night of tossing and turning trying to get comfortable.

    A foam mattress pad can come in a variety of foams. Memory foam, developed by NASA to make astronauts more comfortable during take-off, is a foam which molds perfectly to the human form through the action of body heat and weight. Pressure points are eliminated making for a more comfortable night.

    Natural latex foams are a 100% natural material. They are hypo-allergenic and so can be of great benefit to those who suffer from allergies to dust mites or who prefer to sleep on a natural product. Talalay latex is made from 70% natural materials and can be made in a variety of firmnesses. Latex is also biodegradable, a bonus when it comes to disposing of the pad.

    When looking for a foam mattress pad, expect to pay in the region of $150-$300 for good quality. Also, be sure a pad is the best way to go before splashing out the cash. If your sprung mattress is already on the way out then you'd be better off investing in a new mattress altogether. You will also need to consider the density. A higher density has less 'give' and therefore takes longer to spring back into shape. A low density may be too soft. Look for one of 2-5lb.

    If you decide to buy a foam mattress pad, look around on the Internet for good deals. A quick search for “foam mattress pad” will provide a host of choices and you will be able to shop around easily for the best price. However, avoid the cheapest as this will likely be an inferior quality foam that will not last.

    See Also articles about Mattress Pads:
    How To Use Memory Foam Mattress Pads
    Choosing The Right Mattress Pad
    Finding a Foam Mattress Pad