Hypoallergenic materials are really hard to find because nobody is sure what may or may not cause allergies*. Is Kurl-on mattress hypoallergenic? The answer lies in the materials a Kurlon mattress is made of. Read on to find out more.

* Source: Healthline

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Is Kurl-on mattress hypoallergenic?

Kurl-on mattresses that are made of coir, Bonnell spring, and pocket spring may be hypoallergenic. Although they also have foam in them, they may or may not cause allergies to you as allergic reactions vary from person to person. However, Kurl-on mattresses do not have a ‘hypoallergenic’ label on them.

What is meant by hypoallergenic?

Hypoallergenic means having less chance of having allergic reactions from the use of products such as cosmetics, textiles, pets, etc.

Are mattresses full of chemicals?

No, all mattresses are not full of chemicals.

Mattresses are made of coir, latex, springs, and foams on the inside and have an outer fabric, which may be made of cotton or other artificial materials.

Of them, there are fully organic mattresses such as those made of only latex and cotton.

And there are mattresses that are made of only foam and have an artificial fabric cover.

So these are made full of chemicals indeed.

Which mattresses have no chemicals?

Latex mattresses that are made of only latex and have cotton fabric covers have no chemicals in them.

What is the healthiest mattress material?

Latex and coir are the healthiest mattress material.

How good are Kurlon mattresses?

Kurl-on has mattresses made of coir, pocket spring, Bonnell spring, memory foam, and bonded foam.

It is an old company selling mattresses since 1962 and has a huge reputation in the mattress industry for its product quality.

Kurl-on spring mattress price starts at INR 17,280/- as of this writing.

For coir mattresses, you can refer to my Kurlon mattress size chart with price chart.

Which one should you buy?

If you are concerned about mattresses being hypoallergenic, buy those mattresses made of latex, coir, and springs such as pocket springs or Bonnell springs.

But please note that allergic reactions vary from person to person.

While most people may not have such issues using these types of mattresses, some may experience allergic conditions.

So, if you have a history of allergies from using such materials, it’s better to avoid them.