![]() Similar to other foam mattresses, the foam is CertiPur-US certified, which means it’s made without formaldehyde and flame retardants, and it’s low in volatile organic compounds (VOCs). On par with other foam mattresses I’ve tested over the past year, the Nectar Premier did not have a chemical or unpleasant odor from off-gassing. ![]() Price considered, it’s a good bed for someone who doesn’t sleep overly hot but still likes a bit of a cooling sensation. The Nectar Premier is not as cooling as a dedicated cooling bed like the Casper Wave Hybrid Snow, but the Nectar Premier costs nearly $1,700 less, making it a good deal in that regard. After lying on the mattress for a few hours, it did feel warm, but not in a way that was uncomfortable and didn’t overheat. ![]() I found the cover cool to the touch at first, though the sensation was slight and wore off after sleeping on it for a few minutes, which happens with most cooling products I’ve tested. The Nectar Premier is well suited for back and stomach sleepers, but for side or combination sleepers, or those who prefer a softer bed, the Casper value mattress is a better option in an all-foam bed at a similar price. If you like a soft bed, this likely isn’t the mattress for you (more on that below). I usually prefer a soft mattress when sleeping on my side, but with the medium-firm feel of this mattress, I found myself sleeping on my back often. (If you prefer the lighter feel of a spring layer - springs make a bed feel like it has more give - a hybrid upgrade, the Nectar Premier Hybrid, is available for a couple of hundred dollars more.) The Premier has some give while keeping you supported you won’t experience the sinking feeling you might expect from some memory foam beds. When I moved around on this mattress, I didn’t detect any motion transfer, which can be an issue with hybrids. As an all-foam mattress, the Premier has a denser feel than some hybrid beds I’ve slept on. The Nectar Premier I tested is made up of three layers of foam with a “breathable cooling” cover. Nectar classifies this mattress as medium-firm, which I found accurate compared to other mattresses I’ve tested. ![]() Warranty: Nectar has a limited lifetime “forever” warranty.Trial period and return policy: 365 days from delivery (must keep for at least 30 days).Sizes: twin, twin XL, full, queen, king, California king, split king. ![]()
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