Labor Day weekend is one of the best times of the year to buy a new mattress
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Pretty much all of us understand the importance of sleep in maintaining and improving mental health, attention span, overall capability, and even things like our weight and the clarity of our skin.
But in a more immediate sense, waking up with various aches and pains chips away at the restorative goal of going to bed to begin with.
Thanks to a growing push for lower costs, higher customer convenience, and dissatisfaction with the traditional experience of going to lay down on a variety of mattresses in a showroom with a salesperson, mattress startups are one section of the direct-to-consumer marketplace that’s seen a huge upswell in recent years.
From most of the top competitors, quality is high and costs are comparatively low. To match with ease and utility, many are free to ship to your door. To mitigate concerns over buying something so essential online and trusting reviews, nearly all have a standard, 100-night risk-free trial — long enough to see the effects the specific shape and make have on your body and sleep cycles.
It's a crowded space, and the expense of a high-quality mattress is often, unfortunately, proportionate to how important good sleep is to a productive lifestyle. For the most part, you get what you pay for when it comes to bedding. But one loophole here is the off chance of a discount, which is why we rounded up four great mattress discounts going on right now.
Right now, you can take $100 off a Bear mattress, $100 off a PangeaBed copper mattress, $100 off a Leesa mattress, $100 off a Helix mattress, and $100 off a Sapira mattress. For all of the mattresses included, there is a 100-night risk-free trial, free shipping, and easy returns.
Below, we provide more details about what each mattress offers and how to take advantage of the multiple offers.
Sapira
Most direct-to-consumer mattresses are made out of plush memory foam, but Sapira's mattresses are offering much-needed diversity with an innovative, hybrid mattress that fuses traditional pocket springs and high-performance foams to get the best of both worlds.
"Pocket springs are not necessarily better, but they are a preference for many," David Wolfe, Sapira's co-founder and CEO, told Business Insider. "A high-quality pocket-spring system allows the entire mattress to conform to your body. It allows the upper layers of memory foam and Avena to perform even more effectively."
Right now, you can take $100 off any size Sapira mattress for Labor Day weekend, which is a good discount considering the quality and popularity. No code is required.
There's free shipping, 100-night risk-free trial, and easy returns.
Typically, Sapira's mattresses range on the more expensive side, but they're much more manageable with the discount.
The Sapira Mattress is available in the following sizes and prices now: twin, $875 (originally $975); twin XL, $975 (originally $1,075); full, $1,175 (originally $1,275); queen, $1,375 (originally $1,475); king, $1,675 (originally $1,775); California king, $1,675 (originally $1,775).
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Leesa
Leesa's mission is simple: be the best mattress possible for the most people; all body shapes and types of sleepers will find their unique needs satisfied. Because of its design, you won't have to choose between a firm or plush mattress, claims which Tech Insider reporter Rafi Letzter backs up. Back, side, and stomach sleepers will all be accommodated by the Leesa.
"Leesa developed a memory-foam-based mattress that was intended to improve on the market leader," David Wolfe told Business Insider. "For all its undoubted benefits in terms of pressure relief, there were three major drawbacks to the market leader. It slept hot (heat), you would sink into it and not be able to move around (bounce), and it was incredibly expensive."
According to Wolfe, "Leesa's mattress fixes all these problems with a solid base layer of foam and two layers of specialty foam on top of that, which provide the benefits of memory foam in the middle layer and cooling and bounce on the top layer."
Though brought to you by the same folks behind Sapira, the Leesa mattress is typically much less expensive. Although, right now, with $200 off any Sapira mattress and $100 off Leesa's, deciding between beds in the queen sizes and up really comes down to personal preference over cost.
The $100 is automatically applied, so you don't need to remember a code when you pay.
If you'd like to read an extensive review before purchasing, we have one here. There's also a 100-night risk-free trial period, just to be certain it's perfect for you.
The Leesa Mattress is available in the following sizes and the following prices now: twin, $425 (originally $525); twin XL, $525 (originally $625); full, $690 (originally $790); queen, $840 (originally $940); king, $970 (originally $1,070); California king, $970 (originally $1,070).
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PangeaBed
PangeaBed is a mattress startup that's aiming to make sleep more sanitary and temperature-controlled. Copper is an antimicrobial mineral that humans have used since ancient civilizations to kill bacteria and also has well-documented properties as a heat conductor. PangeaBed infuses one of their mattresses and accompanying pillows with copper so the microbes that would otherwise happily breed in your mattress are killed on contact, and your body heat is more rapidly and effectively dispersed.
With the Copper Mattress, you'll sleep cooler and fewer dust mites and other microbes will be able to make your bed their home.
Right now, you can get a Copper Mattress from PangeaBed for $100 less, and get a free copper infused pillow with your purchase. Simply use the code "LD100" when you check out.
There's a 10-year warranty, free shipping and free returns, and a 100-night sleep trial.
If you'd like more details before purchasing, you can read our detailed coverage here. We've covered their Copper Pillow, too.
PangeaBed's Copper Mattress is available in the following sizes: twin, $545 (originally $645); twin XL, $645 (originally $745); full, $725 (originally $825); queen, $795 (originally $895); king, $945 (originally $1,045); California king, $945 (originally $1,045).
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