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Memory Foam versus IntelliBED® |
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Memory Foam mattresses are specialized polyurethane foam and have become popular. Key characteristics of memory foam are heat sensitivity and body conformity. |
IntelliBED mattresses have patented Intelli-Gel® top layer reducing pressure points while providing superior support and durability. INTELLI-GEL BUCKLES! |
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| Compare | NASA Memory Foam Mattress | Intelli-Gel® Mattress | IntelliBED® |
| Sleeping Hot! | - 'Heat sensitive' Memory Foam slowly compresses as it absorbs body heat
- Memory Foam can cause you to sweat
- Brand name Tempurpedic® refers to temperature
- Many people sleep 'hot' on Memory Foam
| - Intelli-Gel is made from mineral oil
- Intelli-Gel is temperature neutral material
- Memory Foam is dense and doesn't allow air circulation
- Intelli-Gel is an open matrix honeycomb that lets air circulate freely
| Memory Foam Comparisons |
| Rollover | - Memory Foam is slow acting
- Memory Foam creates impression of body contour
- Deep side lying impressions require energy to lift body and move on Memory Foam
- After move, Memory Foam remains an uneven surface until it slowly conforms to your new position
| - Intelli-Gel buckles
- Intelli-Gel immediately adjusts to body movement
- Intelli-Gel buckles to support your body whether lying on your back, side, or stomach
- Intelli-Gel offers superior recessed body support
| IntelliBED Durability |
| Pressure Points | - Pressure builds as Memory Foam compresses
- Hips and shoulder painful during side sleeping
- Memory Foam, like all foams, compresses with thousands of tiny cells stacked together
- Memory Foam impressions increase pressure points
| - Intelli-Gel does not compress - it buckles
- Buckling changes the physics of Intelli-Gel mattresses
- Pressure points lower 50-80% versus inner spring, traditional foam, or Memory Foam mattresses
- Don't believe us - schedule a sleep lab assessment
| Pressure Mapping Tells The Real Story |
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