Molecule Mattress Review

• The Molecule 1 is an all foam mattress that is 12.25 inches high and features the brand's proprietary eco-friendly, open-cell memory foam. This mattress has a medium firm feel, i.e. 6 out of 10 and offers zoned support to your body to relieve pressure points. It comes with a temperature sensitive polymer that's wicks away body heat and enables you to experience cooler sleep.

Pros:

1. Good pressure relief
2. Below average price point
3. Good motion isolation

Cons:

1. Limited firmness options
2. Close conforming foam hinder movement

• The Molecule 2 AirTEC mattress is an upgrade over the Molecule 1. This mattress features 5 zoned transition layer unlike the Molecule 1 mattress that comes with a 3 zoned transition layer. It is 12.25 inches in height and rates 6 out of 10 on the firmness scale. The mattress comes with a breathable, antimicrobial cover which is a blend of polyester and lycra spandex.

Pros:

1. Reducing motion transfer for undisturbed sleep.
2. Deep cushioning and contouring cater to the comfort needs of side sleepers
3. The zoned transitional layer offering targeted support.

Cons:

1. Inadequate support for most stomach sleepers.
2. Strong initial off-gassing odor may be unpleasant.
3. Poor edge support and stability.

• The Molecule Hybrid mattress is the latest addition in the Molecule mattress lineup. This mattress is the only hybrid offering by the brand. It comes with a quilted cover top that gives one a plush sensation for more comfort and breathability. This mattress is 13 inches high and comes with a medium firm feel.

Pros:

1. Suitable for side sleepers
2. Decent for hot sleepers
3. Offers a luxurious, slow-moving feel that conforms closely to the body

Cons:

1. Not good for heavy-weight sleepers
2. May not be a good option for those seeking an affordable mattress solution

• Molecule Reflex offers a diverse range of mattresses, combining memory foam and hybrid designs to deliver optimal support, comfort, and airflow for an enhanced sleep experience. Here are the collections of Molecule Reflex Mattresses:
  • Reflex 10" Mattress
  • Reflex Boost 12" Mattress
  • Reflex Embrace 12" Mattress
  • Reflex Hybrid 13" Mattress:
  • Reflex Hybrid X 14" Mattress
• The mattresses incorporate two key technologies: LiftCOR Support and CoolVENT Airflow, ensuring a combination of support and breathability. AirTEC responsive foam is a key feature present in the Molecule Reflex Boost 12", Molecule Reflex Hybrid 13", and Reflex Hybrid X 14" Mattresses.
• Molecule Reflex 10" and Reflex Boost 12" Mattresses are both medium-firm mattresses. Molecule Reflex Hybrid 13" Mattress and Molecule Reflex Hybrid X 14" Mattress as hybrid mattresses offer more firmness.
• Molecule Reflex Mattress is designed to cater to both side sleepers and back sleepers. It is available in a range of six standard sizes, which are Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, and Cal King.

Pros:

1. Suitable for those hot sleepers
2. Seeking for proper spinal alignment
3. Require pain relief and pressure relief
4. Prefer a responsive mattress

Cons:

1. Who prefers mattresses in an affordable price range
2. Want a light-weight mattress

• Molecule Core Mattress is a recent addition to the Molecule Mattress collection. It was launched in May 2023 as an all foam, 10-inch high, medium firm mattress targeted at budget conscious shoppers.It consists of three layers of polyfoam enclosed in a polyester and nylon cover. All layers of this mattress are made from 100% polyurethane foam.
• Molecule Core Mattress is a medium profile mattress and is approximately 10 inches in height. Molecule Core Mattress is made from CertiPUR-US certified foams, which means the foam is made from environmentally friendly compounds. It is available in seven different standard sizes, which are: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, and Cal King.

Pros:

1. God for back sleepers, providing proper spinal alignment and support
2. Features cooling properties to address sleeping hot during the night.
3. Designed for targeted pressure relief
4. Suitable for couples, accommodating different sleeping preferences.

Cons:

1. Lacks proper edge support
2. Not optimal for restless sleepers who frequently change positions
3. Might not provide sufficient support for individuals weighing over 200+ lbs