Highest Rated Review by the Community
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Jan 26 '03
Pros: Exceptional comfort and support; light weight; easy set up with quilted cover
Cons: New "plastic" odor must be aired out thoroughly
Summary: Until recently I slept poorly on an ancient queen-size futon; even a feather bed on top could not alter the essential fact that the mattress was way past its serviceable life and hardly better than sleeping on the floor. But I could not get up the ... read more
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Aug 02 '11
Pros: Well...if you press your hand on the surface, it does in fact leave a print.
Cons: Didn't expand to queen size. Cover too lg. for foam. Shifts. Chemical smell. Pricey.
Summary: My husband insisted on purchasing the 4" version of the Isotonic Foam Mattress Pad. I was reluctant due to the high price (around $270). However, after the box was in our truck I was excited to try it out. First of all, when we removed it ... read more
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May 01 '03
Pros: Comfortable in the beginning
Cons: doesn't last
Summary: I researched all the different options for getting a foam pad for our bed. I spent a couple weeks learning about foam density, different thicknesses, manufacturers..... I settled on the Isotonic mattress topper from absolutecomfortonsale.com, a queen ... read more
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Mar 08 '03
Pros: Great Product made of superior materials, brand recognition makes it easy to price shop.
Cons: Too Expensive-many variations out there. Shop around. Feel it.
Summary: "Isotonic" is one brand name of a mattress pad products made of the fiber "polyeurethane" which is fashioned into a product commonly called "viscoelastic foam", "memory foam", visco foam", etc.
Carpenter Co. makes "Viscolux", "Omalon", and ... read more
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Nov 03 '02
Pros: Comfortable,Affordable sleep.Easy to setup.
Cons: Warranty 5yrs...Don't know about longterm durability?
Summary: I was looking at getting a new mattress or a select comfort air bed when I came upon a web site offering the ISOTONIC MEMORY FOAM MATTRESS PAD. I was a little skeptical but it had a 30 day return policy so I decided to give it a try. I bought the queen ... read more
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Nov 07 '09
Pros: Soft
pretty white
cheap
Cons: Stinks
Will damage your immune system
You will not sleep better knowing your breating toxic drek.
Summary: It says Hypo-Allergenic and I can attest this is absolutly NOT TRUE. The stink is severe and toxic. Please do not use this on your kids...There's a little note that rides along with the packaging - in fine print - it says to air it out for 8 hours or
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Dec 30 '08
Pros: imaginary
Cons: smells like dead fish, cheap, wrong size, not thick enough
Summary: I bought a full-size isotonic foam mattress pad from Bed, Bath, and Beyond for $150. It smells like a dead fish, and looks like a $5 piece of crap that you'd find in an alleyway. very cheap looking, and not even close to the size of my
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Sep 03 '08
Pros: Thick, comfortable, seemingly durable, noticable difference in comfort
Cons: Smell (at first), slightly smaller than mattress so leaves a gap at edges.
Summary: I intended to buy a cheaper foam topper but upon feeling the comparison once at the store, I realized the cheaper ($50 range) would make no significant difference in the comfort of my older, hard mattress. This is worth the extra money because you can
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Dec 08 '06
Pros: great support/comfort
Cons: durability lacking; limited "lifetime"
Summary: My experience of 7+ years using the isotonic mattress pad is that it is a great product but with a limited "lifetime". The support and comfort it provides are extraordinary. However, it has lost it's elasticity, maintaining permanent indentations on
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Feb 01 '04
Pros: Extremely comfortable. Great service.
Cons: Short life
Summary: I purchased an Isotonic Mattress pad from Absolute Comfort and fell in love. Sleeping on it was wonderful. I was a little surprised to find that after less than a year the pad had compressed due to body impressions. I called Absolute Comfort and
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