Vera Wang Mattress Reviews

If you're thinking of buying a new mattress and boxspring, you may have considered the Serta brand. The Serta mattress is recognized around the world as one of the most comfortable mattress options on the market, and
continues to offer quality mattresses designed for superior comfort and long-term use.

The Serta PerfectSleeper and Serta PerfectDay mattresses are available at multiple price points, so they can fit into almost any budget. Still, all the choices can be confusing - and, if you're buying your Serta mattress from a store, you'll likely be persuaded to buy something much more expensive than you had planned. Here's how to choose the right Serta mattress set so you're only buying a mattress that you truly need and want:

Serta Mattress for Comfort: Determine Your Serta Comfort Scale
Each Serta Mattress is assigned a comfort scale rating from 1 to 10. This is different from the support of the mattress, and is used to measure the softness (or lack thereof) of the mattress itself. A comfort scale of 1 is very hard, while a comfort scale of 10 is pillowy soft. Most people are comfortable with a scale of 3.5 - 6.5, in which case you'll be choosing from the Gavin Serta Mattress, Eldorado Serta Mattress, or even the Parkfield Serta Mattress. The special value mattresses are usually under 4 on the comfort scale, while premium Serta mattresses will rank between 7 - 9.

Serta Mattress Sets for Length of Use
Not every Serta Mattress will last more than 10 years, so it's important to keep this in mind when making your final selection. The special value mattress, for example, has a 'Comfort Life' of 5 years. At a price of $599, this equates to about $120 per year. If you invested in Serene Dreams latex firm Serta mattress instead, your investment of $1699 would cost you just $84.95 and last 20 years. Planning ahead of time with the life expectancy of your mattress can help you make the right investment.