Orthopedic mattresses support and hold the spine in its natural position. They usually feel firmer because they use the Bonnell spring system, where the springs are interconnected and work together as a unit.

Anatomical mattresses support the spine proportionally, applying different pressure to each part of the body. They use the Pocket Spring system, where each spring is independent, allowing the mattress to better cradle and support the spine. Combined with the foam layers of each mattress, this system ensures proper body support and creates ideal sleeping conditions.

The right mattress is a personal choice
There is no single “correct” mattress. Every person has different needs, preferences, and unique considerations. The ultimate goal, however, is the same: a good, peaceful, and restful sleep.

The aim is to choose a mattress that supports the natural position of the spine and head, absorbs pressure from the shoulders, legs, and pelvis, and provides proper support while relieving the neck when paired with a suitable pillow. At the same time, it should promote healthy blood circulation.