The choice of the right mattress turns out to be more difficult than people think. There are so many different aspects and criteria to choose from, so let’s try to make it easier.

There are a few strict technicalities to first pay attention:

1. Size - if you already have a bed-base or any space limitations, make sure to pick a mattress that fits your bedroom right. Of course, it also depends if you sleep alone or with a partner, and your space preferences and sleeping positions.
2. Price - well, this is probably one of the most popular criteria, as mattresses are usually pretty expensive, or to say the least, buying one is a major outcome. Make sure you pick what fits you best within your budget.

Now let’s move on to simplify the complicated part, your personal perforations:

1. Material - I guess I never thought about a mattress’s material until someone told me about the level of foam that makes a difference. Different mattresses are made of different materials, for example latex, visco, memory foam etc. and any combination of those creates a totally different mattress. Try as many as you possibly can to learn the difference for your back, neck and overall feeling.
2. Support - your ultimate mattress should be one that provides adequate support for your body in general and your spine, particularly. Aspire to find the one that enables your natural body alignment, keeps you up above it yet gives you a comfortable spot while you sleep. 
3. Breathability - this is probably the most common reason to change a mattress. Overtime, mattresses gain dirt and little air particles that make its airflow decrease. The airflow not only enables clean circulation but also regulates temperature, keeping you cool through the night,
4. Firmness - maybe the most common information mentioned for every mattress is its firmness level. Take under consideration that different companies might use different scales and the highest firmness level of one might equal a medium one of another company. If you have the option, this is a warm recommendation to experience different types and firmness levels until it fits you perfectly.

Ultimately, the best way to choose a mattress is to try and experience. Consider visiting the store instead of buying online, and spend time there trying to find the best option for you. The mattress we sleep on is literally the basis of a good night’s sleep!

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