Best Mattress For Back Pain

• 80% (Four out of every five adults ) will experience back pain at some stage in their life. A US study comparing sleep experience on a new mattress compared with mattresses five years and older found that participants with high back pain reported 63 percent improvement in back discomfort[i] . (Subjective Rating of Perceived Back Pain, Stiffness and Sleep Quality Following Introduction of Medium-Firm Bedding Systems,” researchers Bert Jacobson, EdD, Tia Wallace, MS, and Hugh Gemmell, DC, EdD of Oklahoma State University, (2007).)
• 82% of experts who treat back pain feel that the right bed can help prevent back pain. (Survey of over 900 back pain sufferers and nearly 500 back pain experts jointly conducted by BackCare, the charity for healthier backs and The Sleep Council (2001)

Kaymed have a large range of beds to choose from so this guide is designed to arm you with lots of information to make the process simpler. Only you can make the final, important decision, so take your time and find the best mattress for back pain reduction.

Best Mattress For Back Pain

Mighty Bed® is designed to be ultra-durable with a long-term performance and has a reinforced spring system and extra-strong divan base giving it a durability level reflected in its 15 year warranty on each set or 10 years on the mattress only.

Whichever bed that you choose from the Kaymed range you can be certain that you are enjoying the latest advance in sleeping technology.

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What sort of bed should I choose if I have a bad back?

Best mattress for back pain

For a long time, it was believed that a hard bed was good for a bad back. Nowadays it’s generally accepted that this is not necessarily the case – and could in fact cause more damage. A supportive and comfortable mattress is the best option – it doesn’t matter what type of construction it is.

Any reference to beds being orthopedic – or similar medical sounding terms – does not automatically mean that the bed has been professionally assessed or recommended – it is a term loosely used by manufacturers to refer to extra firm models in their range.