Power Pick: Casper Element Pro Mattress
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It's not often that one product comes into your life and radically changes everything about it, but that's how I feel about. It has, in no uncertain terms, made me into a better, more well-rested person. But before I get into exactly why that is, let me break down my sleeping history. Before my Casper, I was sleeping on a makeshift collection of two hand-me-down mattress pads and oneold mattress from my parent's house. To put it mildly, it wasn't working. I tend to get hot when I sleep, and the mattress pads only made the problem worse. I would sink into the top one immediately upon laying down, which would leave me feeling like I was in my own personal sauna after an hour or so.
Enter: The Casper Element Pro. On paper, it checked off every one of my boxes. It uses AirScape technology to keep you cool, and had a two-foam formulation for support and comfort. I had slept on a Casper before and knew that they made best-in-class mattresses, so I was excited to see how the new improvements made what I loved already even better.
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