Sure2Sleep Gel Swirl Memory Foam Mattress Topper - 3 Inch, Pressure Relieving, Cooling Comfort - Made in The USA & CertiPUR-US Certified - Softens Firm Beds and Extends Mattress Life - King Size

This is FANTASTIC. I have very consistent back pain so I’ve tried a few mattress covers - and this one is wonderful. It’s very thick and durable, supportive but soft and cozy at the same time. Totally worth the price. My back is already feeling better.

Tip for first time memory foam buyers: 3” is the sweet spot. The worst mattress ever can be given the illusion of a good mattress with a 3” memory foam topper. But this specific memory foam topper makes it all that much better. First, it’s made in the USA and it’s a small business. It was slightly more expensive, but I was happy to spend slightly more to support the company. They did have 10,000+ more positive ratings than comparable competitors that weren’t made in the USA. I spent a few days comparing, reading reviews, and researching toppers. When it came down to it, there were a few that were rated high in comfort, sleep quality, softness, pain relief, value for the money, etc. But this one won out because the reviews seemed legit (not bots or paid) and it was made in the USA under stringent guidelines. Product arrived promptly. Absolutely no chemical smell. Inflated/re-formed within minutes. Fit absolutely perfectly as if it were made for my mattress. It is definitely much cooler to sleep on than the memory foam topper that it replaced, so the cooling gel does work, not just a gimmick. And I can’t tell where the sink spots are on my old mattress that I used to be able to feel. So even though I could’ve spent $40-$60 less on another memory foam topper, I’m glad I chose to get what I paid for. I don’t regret my purchase in the least. I would buy this product again (and will when I purchase a home and have a guest room). Update 4/27/25: Topper is still going strong. Several friends and family have purchased from my recommendation and love the topper as well! Personally, I enjoy the topper when it’s slightly colder and therefore firmer overall but still comfortably cradling. I will add the importance of a mattress/topper protector. I highly recommend https://a.co/d/edSXRFL. Noiseless, waterproof, soft and luxurious feeling bamboo fiber. Easy to care for in a gentle wash cycle (may need to reposition and send through another spin cycle). Can dry On low setting and monitor for repositioning due to waterproofing material. 1.5 years later and the topper and mattress protector are still high quality and holding up usage! My original review stands firm, and I’d still repurchase without hesitation. The good thing is, it appears the price has gone down since I purchased!

Very comfortable for my hips and arms. However, there is zero “cooling” factor. It stays in place and has provided me with relief from hip and arm pain. A very decent topper for this low price range. I really was hoping it stays cool, but does not at all.

Ordered the 2” queen . Fits the bed perfectly, no weird smell, puffed up to full size in about an hour, appears to be well made. As far as durability, I’ve slept on two nights. Time will tell. It is very comfortable. I woke up after the first night without my usual aches and pains. I’m impressed so far. I looked at many others and read reviews. This one was a little more money, but not anything that will break the bank. Still a good deal. Like that it’s American made.

Bought this to replace a (much more expensive) Tempurpedic topper that ripped in two different places within 3 months (despite being covered by a quilted mattress protector). There was no smell (my wife notices everything!), it's very comfortable - firm to the touch, but gives when you lay on it; the price was fantastic, and it took very little time to expand after unwrapping. We both have chronic pain (my neck & back, her shoulders) and we recommend this highly. Only time will tell how durable it is, but we'd buy it again without hesitation. YMMV of course, as comfort is a personal preference. Only time will tell whether it's more durable than Tempurpedic.

After spending hours trying to decide whether to replace my mattress or get a topper I ran across this one. I looked at so many toppers on Amazon but this one had great reviews so I took a chance on it. I do not regret it. It has been a year now and the topper has held up very well. One mistake I made is not flipping and rotating it. It has developed a dip where I lay on it. But that was because I never rotated it. It is not noticeable by looking at it, only when you lay on it. I will say that this topper was placed over a pillow top inner spring mattress with existing low spots. The type of mattress you have will affect how this topper works. It was easy to set up and is a soft spongy topper not firm which is just how I like it. When I opened the box the topper had a small tear in it. I had read other reviewers saying the same about theirs. This is evidently a problem which their method of packing. The tear did not go all the way through the foam and has not worsened over the last year. I also did not notice any odors when it was new. I suggest setting it up in the morning and not putting any bedding on it until you are ready for bed to give it plenty of time to decompress and air out. Before I bought this topper I was having aches in my neck, shoulder and back. After sleeping on this topper a few nights I started noticing I didn’t wake up during the night as much, my sleep quality was improved and no more aches. That has held true over the last year. It is a soft topper but very supportive. I generally sleep either on my side and sometimes my back. It supports both sleep styles very well. I still love this topper but I know it was a temporary fix and a new mattress is coming in the near future, but if it isn’t soft enough I will be buying another one of these toppers!

this topper is amazing. no, really. hubby said it was the first time he felt like he was a toy packed in cut out foam, because it formed around him so perfectly. i have eds, and this instantly relieved pressure point and joint pain... i've even felt joints go back into proper alignment. both of us are sleeping much more soundly without getting up multiple times throughout the night. temp regulation is also reasonably good, considering i am post menopause... i am kicking the blankets off, a lot less, as noticeable by how much less the covers are when we get up. even the dogs are loving the comfort, and keep trying to sneak back into the bed during the day. 🤣 i'm interested to see how long this topper lasts, as that is technically the next test... strong out of the gate, but hoping it doesn't compress in just a few months. impressed will be if it lasts a few years before it starts breaking down, but if lasts more than 5yrs, i will be flabbergasted. most foam toppers dry out and start crumbling within 6mths, and might make 2yrs tops, before being completely useless. we had a 10" temp regulating foam matress from matress factory, compress within 4yrs, to a point it was basically a firm mattress, and stopped temp regulating altogether by the 5yr mark. we've had two foam tempurpedics matresses not last 2yrs each, before compressing and sagging. we went with a hybrid matress from matress factory again this last time, because tired of replacing mattresses every 3-4yrs, but the firmness after just 1yr was more than either of us realized possible while testing in the matress factory store. i swear the pillow top section never "expanded" properly. however, we have a simple slipover fitted sheet style quilted polyfil mini pillowtop, that has lasted us over 10yrs now. so i am not going in blind, here. we have seen several different foam mattresses and toppers, and while each seemed impressive on first use, it's how well it stands up after years of use, that is the real sign of quality. i will try to come back and update how well this topper is still doing after 6 months of regular usage.

Second update: it's been over 2.5 years and it's still the same. A+ no notes (except to the consumer, I would recommend a waterproof cover because I do think that's helped it last). Update: it's been 7-8 months now and I'd probably write the exact same review today, it's not degraded or sunken at all. First things first for a time reference: I'm writing this after having had the mattress pad in place for a bit over a month. Second: mine and my husband's experiences with this mattress pad are different. For me, it makes me hot when I sleep sometimes but it hasn't done the same for him; I'm an EXTREMELY cold sleeper, and he's a hot sleeper, so the logic there doesn't make sense to me, but it's what's happening. I'm not really sure if it's made a difference in my sleep quality; I think there's a good chance it has, but I'm a wreck and always have been when it comes to sleeping so I just don't know. My husband, on the other hand, has been acting like we live in a whole new world now. There was the pathetic world before the mattress pad and now the world of endless possibilities after the mattress pad. I know it sounds dramatic, but I'm not the one portraying that so give me a break here. He'll use his lunch break to just lay on the bed, laughing while excitedly hunkering down then falling asleep as quick as he always does. The impactful difference comes into play with pain; he's said many times now that the typical 'being a person who made dumb decisions while younger' back and joint and muscle pains just aren't really there now. I find it wild that a mattress pad could assuage so much (and I'm envious), but it's definitely working for him. I do find the thing comfortable, but I'm guessing my sleep problems are far more deep-seated than my external conditions so I'm a bad gauge anyway. Therefore, my husband's experience is the one that's really relevant here: for him it's apparently some sort of miracle. Logistical type info: I was looking at mattresses for a long time; we have a harder mattress. I'm a side sleeper with a pretty massive disparity between my waist vs hip/shoulder measurements, so I'm just... BENT all the time as my torso part is gravitating to the mattress but the other parts are too big to go any further. I wanted a foam-type mattress due to that, but I know there are usually problems involved with them (for whatever reason it's like a decent percentage of them just fail and sink after a year), and also Husband insists he does better with a hard mattress. This led me to believe we should get a hybrid, but those are gougingly expensive, which is gross, plus if the foam fails... it's stuck to the rest of it. Seems weird that it took me a long time to realize adding a mattress pad to our harder spring mattress literally creates a hybrid, but there it is. * I've read reviews about this falling apart or tearing after a short period of time; I went into the purchase knowing it's not really meant to be as long lasting as mattresses claim, but due to my husband's quality of life apparently sky-rocketing, I won't have a problem paying to replace it every 6 months (I mean I will, I'll hate doing it, and hopefully it will last longer). On the other hand if it only lasts a couple months, I'll be revising the review angrily, I'm sure. I'm only a bit over a month in, but the pad feels like day 1. I bought a waterproof, deep pocket mattress protector at the same time, so maybe that helps keep it from drying out, or maybe it's geological or seasonal... I just don't know why some people's fail far more quickly than they should but it makes sense to me that a waterproof protector would help with it drying out (as a ceiling or regular fan can't be hitting it as directly all the time). I'm not an engineer or a physicist, I'm just explaining my actions and the outcomes.