Mattress Matters.

Whenever I do reviews of makeup, cosmetics, and skincare products, I always give a gentle reminder to my readers that trying the same products should be done at their own discretion. Because the stuff that work for me might not necessarily work for them.

It's the same thing when it comes to mattresses. There is no single mattress that can be suitable for all people. My brother, for instance, prefers coil mattresses such as Toronto Springmade Mattresses. My grandmother, who used to complain of backache every so often, got herself a mattress designed for lumbar support. Then there's a relative of ours who bought her mattress directly from the Toronto Springmade Mattress Manufacturing Company. Hers was customized - complete with allergen protective covers - to prevent her allergies from acting up.

I, on the other hand would choose a foam mattress any given day. Good thing my husband and I share the same taste; it would have been difficult for both of us otherwise.

As a rule, if a particular mattress lets you sleep comfortably and does not give you back pains or kinks in the neck, then that mattress is the best for you.