Purple Mattress Tooele (2024)

FAQs

What is the life expectancy of the Purple mattress? ›

That being said, the high-quality polyurethane foam supporting the Purple has a 10-year lifespan. It is standard, and recommended, to replace your mattress every 7-10 years. We also offer a 10-year warranty to ensure many nights of pure bliss. Was this article helpful?

The Purple mattress is priced between $999–$2,198, depending on the size.

Purple's Track Record

The online mattress company is the brainchild of Tony and Terry Pearce: brothers, both Mormons, with an army of "44 children and grandchildren between them," according to Forbes. The company has tapped into rising trends in both memory foam and direct-to-consumer marketing.

Purple mattress pricing

A queen-size Purple goes for around $1,400 before discounts, but the brand usually offers discounts that bring it closer to the $1,000 range.

Luckily, Purple mattresses are made with premium materials that are designed to last for years with no flipping necessary. Each mattress comes with a 10-year warranty backing its quality. All Purple mattresses are one-sided and should not be turned over.

Purple adjustable bases fit inside most modern bed frames. However, they may not fit inside antique bed frames or other non-standard frames. We recommend you measure the inside of the bed frame and compare to the measurements below before you purchase.

Every Purple mattress features our innovative GelFlex® Grid, offering superior support and pressure relief for your hips and joints. Enhance your sleep quality and enjoy the breathable, cushioned feel of a Purple mattress to relieve your hip pain and rest well.

You might like the Purple mattress if:

You want a very bouncy, responsive bed. You sleep on your side, back or stomach. It works for all sleeping positions unless you weigh under 145 pounds and strictly sleep on your side.

Why the Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid Earned Best Purple RestorePlus™ Hybrid Alternative. If you like the bouncy feel of the Purple RestorePlus™ mattress but want a slightly firmer bed, The Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid is, naturally, a hybrid, so it's immediately bouncier than all-foam beds.

Yes! The Purple® Mattress is made in the USA!

Did Purple mattress get sued? ›

Here's what led to the Purple mattress lawsuit.

Unlike some mattress companies that have been sued for false advertising, dangerous materials, and other issues with their products, Purple has not been sued.

Is formaldehyde included in Purple mattresses? No, Purple mattresses do not contain formaldehyde. Although they are made from a combination of synthetic and natural materials, Purple ensures that none of these materials include formaldehyde.

Hybrid mattresses, such as the Purple Restore™ Hybrid Mattress, can also maintain their quality longer than 10 years, as they're designed to offer support that wears more evenly over time.

Temperature. Purple loves to talk about how well these beds regulate temperature on its website. There are no Purple beds that our testing team would classify as "active cooling," but thanks to that GelFlex Grid material, the Purple beds do sleep temperature-neutral.

And if you have back pain, studies show that a mattress that feels medium-firm is the best type of mattress for you. According to one expert we spoke with, that's because a bed labeled “medium-firm” is likely to support your spine's natural curves whether you're a side-sleeper, a back-sleeper, or a stomach-sleeper.

Latex: a latex mattress is the most durable and sustainable model on the market. 'If you opt for natural latex, and take good care of your mattress, then you might not need to buy another for 20 years,' says Jeff.

Memory foam mattresses: Memory foam mattresses are made from a type of foam that molds to the shape of your body. They can last up to 10-15 years. Hybrid mattresses: Hybrid mattresses are made from a combination of materials, typically a mix of foam and coils. They can last up to 10-15 years.

No doubt that latex mattresses are incredibly durable — they can last for many years (upwards of 20 to 25 years) with proper care. This is because latex is a natural material, sourced from rubber trees, and known for its strength. Latex mattresses are also resistant to dust mites, mold, bed bugs, and mildew.

In short, yes, a 20-year-old mattress is definitely too old and should be replaced.