[RESTMENT] How do I know if I need a memory foam or a latex topper?

Choosing a topper is about managing "Pressure Points." When you sleep, your heavy points (hips and shoulders) push into the mattress. If the mattress is too hard, it cuts off circulation. If it's too soft, your spine sags. The solution is finding the right Viscoelasticity.

Memory Foam is "Low Resiliency"—it contours slowly to your body, absorbing your weight and eliminating motion transfer. Latex, however, is "High Resiliency"—it pushes back, keeping you "on top" of the bed rather than "in" it. At RESTMENT, we focus on Spinal Neutrality.

The "Sleeper Type" Matrix:

1. Side Sleepers: You need Memory Foam. It allows your shoulders and hips to "sink" enough to keep your spine straight.

2. Back Sleepers: You need Latex or Hybrid. It provides firm support for the lumbar area while still being comfortable.

3. Hot Sleepers: Avoid traditional memory foam. Look for "Gel-Infused" or "Open-Cell" structures that allow heat to escape via "Convection."

Use Case: This is for people waking up with "tingly" arms or stiff lower backs. Adding the right engineered topper can transform an old, uncomfortable mattress into a custom-tailored sleep system, saving you thousands of dollars on a new bed.