By troll8m8 April 22, 2016
NiteOwl, in response to your opinion of Berkeley Ergonomics Mattresses It sounds like you may have a personal vendetta against Berkeley Ergonomics, or someone is paying for a smear campaign. There are dozens of mattress manufacturers and mattress retailers who are not 100% clear in their marketing materials. Your fight should be with your American government. You should be asking the FTC to mandate clear labeling laws on organic and natural goods. If they did this, we'd find ourselves in a situation where there would be ZERO organic mattresses. Why? Because latex shouldn't be labelled as organic. It's not. The rubber tree milk might have come from an organic tree farm, but the finished product is man-made, and it isn't pure rubber tree milk in a foam state. It needs a binding agent, and that agent is not more rubber tree milk. Berkeley Ergonomics provides demonstrators of their mattresses. The Polypropylene content is clearly visible and on display, front and center. Also, every mattress they make, with exception of a couple of entry level models, have a zipper. You can open the mattress and see the content. You can't do that with a lot of organic beds. There are 3 organic mattress makers that do not pass the federal flammability requirements and have gamed the system to only pass on prototype. In addition, 1 organic mattress maker that uses a synthetic material to pass flammability, yet they still market their mattresses as entirely organic. The synthetic material isn't even on their law label. Everyone that calls their latex organic is actually bending things quite a bit. It takes 7 years to get organic certification at the agricultural level (7 years of zero chemical herbicide/pesticide use). We're technically only at year 4 on this. So the actual certificate is a transitional certificate issued by GOLS. It's not full organic certification. 1 organic mattress maker that uses styrene and butadiene in their foam formulation (these are both petro chemicals derivatives and also VOC's) Would you prefer there selling point be "German parallel pocket coils made of recycled 99% purity steel sourced within the EU, not sourced from China, wrapped in polypropylene, which is made in Germany and is a high performance synthetic fabric which is also used in the medical industry for vital procedures such as sutures and artificial vascular grafts". Anyway, you sound like you might be working for some other "organic" mattress maker. That's fine, but in the interest of transparency you may wish to disclose your angle :) We could also pick on another "organic" maker while we're at it. Their mattresses are made in a "certified organic manufacturing facility" and yet their springs are wrapped in polypropylene and their crib mattresses are finished with PLA, which is a plastic fibre from a plant source. But, still plastic. Nature doesn't care what the source is, plastic is plastic :) ...read more
By Anonymous September 11, 2014
David is a scam artist, dishonest person, beware!! You've been warned. ...read more
By Reviewer123 October 11, 2012
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