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EGOHOME mattresses are certified by CertiPUR-US®, meaning they’re free from harmful chemicals like formaldehyde and heavy metals. They’re also OEKO-TEX® certified, ensuring the fabric is tested for safety and skin-friendliness. Rest easy knowing your mattress is safe for your health and the environment!

If your mattress gets wet, quickly blot the area with a clean, dry towel to absorb as much moisture as possible. Then, allow it to air dry completely in a well-ventilated space. If it doesn't dry quickly, consider using a fan or a dehumidifier to prevent mold and mildew.

If you notice significant sagging, lumps, or discomfort while sleeping, it may be time to replace your mattress. Most mattresses have a lifespan of about 7-10 years, but factors like usage and care can affect this. If it's time for you to replace your mattress, buy an EGOHOME mattress with confidence - we offer a 100-Night home trial!

We offer a 100-night trial. To start the return process, simply fill out our Trial Questionnaire. Once your request is approved, we will arrange for a team to pick up the mattress from your home. After the mattress is collected, your refund will be processed, though a mattress processing fee will be deducted from the refund. For more details, please visit our Trial page.

EGOHOME recommends rotating their mattresses head-to-toe every 3-6 months, but you should not flip them over. The mattresses have a distinct comfort layer on top that is not designed to be on the bottom.

Like many foam mattresses, EGOHOME beds may have an initial odor from off-gassing. Letting the mattress air out in a ventilated room for a few days before use can help minimize the smell. The odors are not harmful but may be bothersome to some.

Yes, most EGOHOME mattresses provide excellent pressure relief for side sleeping. Their softer all-foam and hybrid options cushion shoulders and hips very well. Firmer EGOHOME beds may be uncomfortable for strict side sleepers.

EGOHOME mattresses are expected to last for 6-8 years with proper care. Rotating the mattress regularly and using a mattress protector can extend its lifespan. Heavier individuals may get slightly less than average use out of the mattresses.

We offer free delivery and returns across the continental U.S. However, it's important to remember that if you decide to return items without getting in touch with us first, we may have to decline the return and won't be able to cover any shipping costs incurred. For customers participating in our 100-night trial, there is a $49 mattress processing fee. We're here to help, so please reach out to us in advance to ensure a smooth return process.

Most EGOHOME mattresses sleep cooler than average for all-foam beds thanks to their gel-infused foams, breathable covers, and airflow designs. However, some lightweight sleepers still find the all-foam options retain some heat. The EGOHOME hybrid models offer the most cooling and airflow.

Yes, our mattresses are made with hypoallergenic materials designed to reduce allergens and provide a healthier sleeping environment. Copper infused foam (the EGOHOME Black Series) also helps to inhibit bacteria and odors, making it a great choice for allergy sufferers.

EGOHOME mattresses are compatible with not just adjustable bases but many kinds of other bases. But please ensure that your mattress is supported by a firm, flat foundation with adequate slats that are less than 2” apart, or it will cause memory foam to become wavy.

There is no weight limit for EGOHOME mattresses, although we suggest 300 pounds per person or 600 pounds in total.
We offer a handful of options, each offering the perfect mix of firm and soft.
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A safe and effective flame-retardant layer around the EGOHOME mattress without the disadvantages of fiberglass and other fire-retardant chemicals. If you are also concerned about whether your mattress contains fiberglass, here are some steps you can check our mattress label. Look for information on the mattress label or tag. It provide details about the materials used in the mattress, including whether fiberglass is present.