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Non-toxic Mattresses in Canada
That's it, after hours and hours of searching for the perfect memory foam mattress, you think you've found the right one. You've scoured all the mattress manufacturers' websites, analyzed all the models and sizes, and are about to hit the "order now" button.
But it is precisely at this moment that your spouse or a friend asks you if you have checked that it is a non-toxic mattress.
The sky is falling. "Because there are memory foam mattresses that are toxic?" you ask.
Well, yes, and not only that. All types of mattresses can be toxic. From the simplest innerspring mattress to latex mattresses. This is not the case with Polysleep mattresses!
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Polysleep: Your Non-toxic Mattresses in Canada
All Polysleep mattresses are certiPUR-US certified. They are therefore manufactured without ozone-depleting chemicals and meet the Consumer Product Safety Commission's standards for indoor air quality (less than 0.5 parts per million).
Here is what non-toxic mattresses look like:
The Origin Mattress
Starting at $448.00
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Healthier Sleep
Antimicrobial (reduces allergies)
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Open-cell Technology
Superior shape reforming & support
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Premium Foam
Advanced hybrid foam mixture
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Supportive Foam Base
Acts as a boxspring, offers unparalleled support
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High-Density Foam
High-density memory foam layers
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The Polysleep Mattress
Starting at $899.00
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Healthier Sleep
Antimicrobial (reduces allergies)
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Optimal Airflow
Viscoelastic foam topper
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Open-cell Technology
Superior shape reforming & support
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Premium Foam
Advanced hybrid foam mixture
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Supportive Foam Base
Acts as a boxspring, offers unparalleled support
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High-Density Foam
High-density memory foam layers
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Support Frame
Proprietary support frame
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Liquid Repellent
Soft liquid-repellent cover, machine washable
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Transitional Layer
A gentle bridge between the top and base layer
The Zephyr Mattress
Starting at $1,749.00
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Healthier Sleep
Antimicrobial (reduces allergies)
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Optimal Airflow
Viscoelastic foam topper
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Open-cell Technology
Superior shape reforming & support
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Premium Foam
Advanced hybrid foam mixture
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High-Density Foam
High-density memory foam layers
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Support Frame
Proprietary support frame
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Liquid Repellent
Soft liquid-repellent cover, machine washable
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Certipur-Us Certified Mattresses
All of our mattresses, from our baby mattresses to our top-of-the-line, high-end mattresses, are certiPUR-US certified.
Our mattresses are manufactured without ozone-depleting substances, TDCPP or TCEP flame retardants, or PBDEs (man-made brominated organic compounds). This also means that our mattresses have been designed without mercury, lead or other heavy metals, and without formaldehyde or benzene.
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Low VOC Emissions
We spend a third of our lives sleeping on our bed. That's a lot of time spent on a mattress, especially if it is not healthy for you...
With Polysleep, this is not the case. Polysleep mattresses are first and foremost designed to be safe. All of them have passed the VOC (volatile organic compound) emission tests with flying colors, being well below the recommended 0.5 parts per million.
Polysleep non-toxic mattresses have no impact on your air quality. There’s nothing to stop you from spending a third of your life snoozing peacefully.
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No Flame Retardants
Flame retardants (or PBDEs) are known to be harmful to health. Despite this, many products destined for the North American market contain them without our knowledge.
Since 2008, these products have been banned in Canada. At Polysleep, we fully support this initiative. This is why we have excluded all flame retardants from our production line from the start.
Want to Know More about the Composition of Our Non-toxic Mattresses?
Our non-toxic mattresses are made of hybrid memory foam. To learn more about their composition, we invite you to visit the pages dedicated to our hybrid memory foam mattresses.
And if you want to know more about the manufacturing process of our mattress, it's here: what is a hybrid foam mattress?
FAQ
Mattresses created from chemicals can release volatile organic compounds, also known as VOCs. These are elements that can easily spread in the air and, when breathed in too large quantities, are known to cause health problems.
A toxic mattress is therefore a mattress that releases too many of these famous VOCs into the air. The most well-known toxic products contained in some mattresses are flame retardants, formaldehyde, and benzene.
In the minds of consumers, this potential toxicity has often been associated with memory foam mattresses (or memory foam).
But be careful!
Many innerspring and hybrid mattresses also contain potentially harmful chemicals and have high VOC levels.
So, no matter what type of mattress you're looking to buy, you need to take the time to get informed.
To know if a mattress is toxic or not, we recommend that you make sure it does not contain flame retardants, formaldehyde, or benzene. The VOC content of the mattress should also be as low as possible (if at all).
Any mattress that contains these products or has a high VOC content should be eliminated from your list of potential choices.
Some mattress companies may not be very communicative about the products they use or the certifications of their mattresses. Be on guard! If these topics are not being addressed, it's probably because there's something fishy going on.
A reminder of what to look for in a mattress to be considered non-toxic:
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Ensure that the VOC content is as low as possible;
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Make sure it does not contain flame retardants, formaldehyde, or benzene;
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Check to see if it has a serious certification proving its non-toxicity.
For example, all Polysleep non-toxic mattresses have CertiPUR-US certification, which proves that our mattresses have virtually zero volatile organic compound emissions and are manufactured without the use of heavy metals or flame retardants.
Unfortunately, it is not our place to tell you.
However, what we can suggest is that you take the time to check the components of the mattresses you are interested in. Look at their composition and the certifications they have. Review the steps in the question "How do I know if a mattress is toxic or not?" if you don't know how to proceed.
And if you can't get all the answers to your questions, don't hesitate to contact the mattress companies to ask your questions directly.
Once you've figured out which Canadian non-toxic mattresses you're interested in, all you have to do is let your own criteria guide you. Like, for example, what type of comfort and quality you are looking for.
