Why do the dimensions say 2" when the description says 3"? Is the thickness of the mattress 3 inches or 2? I think that might make a big difference in comfort...
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3".. Seems amazon just copy and pasted from the other products in the line-up.
103106
It's about 5 1/2" thick in the large central area. The 2" refers to the thickness the compressed pillow is when coming out of the box. It expands fully in a few hours. A confusing presentation for sure and a good question. It's a very comfortable pillow to me, a side and back sleeper. Be sure to look at the price differences for the different sizes and you can save big!
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I have purchased all three and the three and four inch were just to soft. Plus your bedding is most likely not going to fit. The two inch worked best for us, not too soft, but still helped with the back and hip pain. Again, this was just me and my husband but even our grand kids did not like the 3 and 4 inch foam.
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It is about 3 inches thick but does flatten out in the part that you are sleeping and can make it uneven. The pad does not fit the queen size mattress; it is slightly too narrow and too short.
1289754
This one is two inches thick- they lump all the reviews together which is really confusing and not really useful. I personally love my 2 inch topper- we have a baby and now we sleep like we haven't slept in ages. I have a queen, but it fits perfectly on top of the mattress, so I would assume the king does as well
2216628
We bought a 2" cradle mattress. The pad that came with it was very thin. We have been very happy with it.
1056681
Can't really say. Best I can offer is our mattress is about 8" thick and the pad looks like it has another 3" beyond that.
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I bought this and it was the right width (maybe with an inch to spare, I think, but good enough) but ~3 inches too short, so maybe start there? The bed is actually even better than it seems - we are really pleased with it, as is our son!Sleep Master iCoil 6 Inch Spring Mattress, Twin
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I got the 4" for my daughter to use on top of her dorm mattress. The dorm mattresses are terrible. She loves the 4".We had a 2", which was fine for me; but my husband who is a big guy, did not feel any difference. So, we got the 4" - my husband loves the 4" and so do I. We use the 2" for the guestroom bed.Since you have a good mattress already, I believe either the 3" or 2" would be fine. However, I recommend getting the 3" instead of the 2".
554400
It depends on what thickness of mattress you have (8 inch, 10 inch, 12 inch etc.) Ours is 12 inches thick and its around 3 1/2 feet high.
1020571
Mine is much thicker than that. Since it is inaccessible right now (it's in long-term storage), I can't give you an actual measurement, but I'd guess it is at least 4.5" thick. I find it firm and yet very comfortable.
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Mine is a king size. At first it was exactly the dimension of our mattress 76 x 80. But, as we use it, it gradually "shrinks" to 74 x 78. So about an inch shorter and narower all the way around. I just lift it a bit and drop it back all the way around when I change the sheets and it goes back to the original size. Its 3" deep.
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I own a 3 inch and a 2 inch. My 2 inch is in the guest room and i have to say... it would work well for a back sleeper but the 3 inch is very comfortable (on my bed) for the side sleeper. It also depends on the size of the individual. My guess would be the heavier the person.. the thicker the pad? My husband is 190 pounds and the 2 or 3 inch works great.
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It comes with a piece of junk "mattress," so I ordered this one. Dream On Me 3 Portable Crib Mattress, WhiteThe crib box says not to use a mattress over 2.8 inches or something like that, but the 3 inch seems fine.
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I can't compare the comfort level. However, our bed with the 3 inch topper is super high. A person with short legs might find it difficult to get in and out. Also, it is almost impossible to keep sheets on unless you purchase special extra deep pocket sheets. Seems to me that adding two more inches would make it even more difficult.
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If you are very light (less than 110lbs (50kilos), definitely go with the 3inch topper. Also, if your mattress is especially lumpy, again go for the 3 inch pad. A 2 inch topper is not adequate to hide mattresses' imperfections.So after all that, I say go with the 3 inch one. Good luck and let us know how it works out for you!Pete
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Purchase the 3 inch mattress from Dream on Me Your baby will love it, its firm and a good thicknessAll the others that are 1 to 2 inches give no support