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#1
bubbajake - Posted 3:46 pm PST 11/24/08 (261 Posts)
I told you before, I have one of these and it has not improved my memory one bit!
#2
txgeorge - Posted 4:08 pm PST 11/24/08 (256 Posts)
Have you considered a memory upgrade from NewEgg ?
#3
elenaco - Posted 4:09 pm PST 11/24/08 (67 Posts)
If anything, I think they are killing my brain cells every night.
#4
benvwong - Posted 4:19 pm PST 11/24/08 (95 Posts)
This tends to retain heat pretty good - could be a problem or a plus depending the preference.
#5
uncool - Posted 5:01 pm PST 11/24/08 (260 Posts)
I got a Bragada memory foam topper and I love it.
#6
wsp83 - Posted 5:10 pm PST 11/24/08 (128 Posts)
get the flat on instead. This type feel pretty uncomfortable.
#7
kobo33 - Posted 5:12 pm PST 11/24/08 (115 Posts)
I disagree #6, egg-crate makes all the lumpy dorm mattresses suitable for sleeping. Not sure if I would drop 50 on one though...
#8
franze98 - Posted 5:18 pm PST 11/24/08 (64 Posts)
this is a good price though right?
#9
franze98 - Posted 5:23 pm PST 11/24/08 (64 Posts)
this is a good price though right?
#10
wickedwing - Posted 5:37 pm PST 11/24/08 (66 Posts)
If you bought ten of these and stacked them, would you even need a mattress?
#11
sholling - Posted 6:04 pm PST 11/24/08 (936 Posts)
Pass on this one.
#12
slayer - Posted 6:22 pm PST 11/24/08 (206 Posts)
Not sure how the egg carton design is for comfort. The flat ones are pretty good though.
#13
Tayluh - Posted 6:31 pm PST 11/24/08 (21 Posts)
Sure looks to beat my $15 egg crate from years back at Linens & Things!
#14
Cwellan - Posted 9:18 pm PST 11/24/08 (81 Posts)
These are quite nice for the price.
#15
cyborgt - Posted 10:12 pm PST 11/24/08 (147 Posts)
is it good for people who had back pain?
#16
wahoomcdan - Posted 2:21 am PST 11/25/08 (200 Posts)
Anyone know the expected life of these toppers? I've had memory foam pillows in the past that seemed to loose their firmness after a year or two. Although at $57, I could live with a short life cycle.
#17
kengaroooo - Posted 4:08 am PST 11/25/08 (90 Posts)
i have a 4" memory foam and it is still great after a year.
#18
Juju2 - Posted 5:50 am PST 11/25/08 (219 Posts)
Price appears to be for any size. If you are in a dorm, find a buddy who also wants one. Buy a King (NOT a California King, not wide enough) and cut it in half. Then you both have one for an even better price.
#19
Juju2 - Posted 5:55 am PST 11/25/08 (219 Posts)
How to cut it - Measure very carefully and then draw a line down the middle with a Sharpie. When you go home for Thanksgiving this week, borrow my mom's electric bread knife - the one with the two blades that go back and forth. (or go to a Goodwill or Salvation Army and buy a used one for $3) Use the electric knife to cut along the line.
#20
JayN - Posted 6:35 am PST 11/25/08 (62 Posts)
I agree that the flat ones are better. But this is a great price.
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