Mattress-less Bed Promises Pricey Snore Relief
If you are living with a snorer the best solution may just be a bed with no mattress. The Ammique body suspension system does away with the traditional mattress using a suspension system of thousands of small capsules to support you instead. The system provides a bed free of allergens and is said to be the cleanest bed in the world. The bed sells for around $30,000 but if you are interested in trying it out there are two hotels, The Bath Priory Hotel and the Cotswold House Hotel, that have Ammique suites so you can spend a night or two before committing.
[via The Daily Record]
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Mike Mar 12th 2007 7:29PM
There is no damn reason anything should cost that much
Name Mar 12th 2007 5:34PM
For about $2.00 earplugs work real well.
phil Mar 12th 2007 5:38PM
:)
lisa Mar 12th 2007 6:56PM
if snoring is due to the throat or sleep apnia, how does a mattress help?
shirley Mar 13th 2007 5:04AM
HIS NEW BED IS THE COUCH! EAR PLUGS DON'T HELP HERE! AND EITHER DOES THE ELBOW IN THE RIBS!! LOL! HE VISITS OFTEN! LOL.
Mike G.C. Mar 12th 2007 8:12PM
Have you lost your mind??
John Mar 12th 2007 11:43PM
If a person has sleep apnea, just changing the bed will not stop the snoring. Show proof that there was a reduction in snoring by the use of a polysomnograph. That would tell if the mattress works. Most people require a positive pressure device applied to the nose with a preset pressure to keep the airway open to stop the snoring. It is much cheaper and you don't have to buy a new mattress.
zedomax Apr 6th 2007 4:37PM
Cool...we will have to post this on bedzine!