We do, we have had it since 2004. We are not lightweight people and it has held up very well. It is king size and keep in mind it is very heavy. It has only been recently that I have noticed the sides starting to wear down but I can still get in and out of the bed and my husband does not feel it. Love our mattress will definitely purchase another.

my previous mattress was a latex and it was so comfortable and lasted more than 20 years.

My friends have one and like it.

We do. It's 8 or 10 years old. It's in the guest room and everyone who sleeps on it loves it. It's really held up well.

I have one that is a 40 year old king size! It is just as comfortable and in as perfect shape as when new, no dips, no divots. The handles are in a bit of rough shape because I have to flip it solo these days so they get more strain than they should - but it doesn't even really seem to need flipping, I just do it once or twice a year, because I think I should. I love it! Just be sure you get 100% natural/organic latex. There are so many mixes and things being called latex these days, you have to do your research and discriminating shopping. Mine is this type, I believe, since it's so old. Another type is talalay.
dunlop method latex

Thank you all! I'm surprised so many of you have this mattress and most grateful for your reviews. The one I'm looking at is made of natural latex.

I wish the above posters would share the brands they bought. I so wanted a latex mattress in 2006, but had to return the two that I bought. Fortunately, I was able to get my money back.

Our first King size mattress was Latex (from Sears) in 1959...Lasted until 1992 and past, but was disintegrating...after our many moves across the USA and to and from Europe. I looked into getting one this year and Costco does have some great ones, but very pricy. I wouldn't hesitate, except for how old we have become.....80+ and such an uncertain future.

We sleep on the 7 zone 100% natural talalay mattress by Berkeley Ergonomics which includes the adjustable euro slats. We don't feel the bed below us, that's how comfortable it is.

We bought ours at Design Sleep, Yellow Springs, OH.

Our pillow is customized by us. 60% wool/40% shredded latex. Outrageous comfort.

I absolutely love my latex pillows and I am really regretting not going with a latex mattress. I thought about it, discussed it with my mattress maker, and ended up not doing it. However he told me at anytime he can take it back open it up and put a top layer of latex in it and I am thinking I will do that. I love the mattress but I know I would be happier with a layer of latex. I love my mattress guy! He will custom make it exactly the way you want it.

Raven, It was because of your posts on this topic long ago that I found the pillows you spoke of and bought them. If you can imagine being in BBB and carefully opening every wrapper around every latex pillow to find the right number. I needed a 3 but DH needed something higher. Eventually the store security guy comes by pretending to look at something and then starts a conversation. Boy did he get more than he asked for as I explained as much as I had learned from you about pillows even showing him how they are numbered. I finally found the only one they had and then rearranged the pillows just as they were, paid and left. I think he thought I had fatal case of pillow fever or some such disease.

Anyway, I do like the latex pillows and would love a mattress one day. When I have been away from home, my neck really feels the difference.

Sjerin, I think there are several threads on the whole latex topic if you do a search.

Thanks to all for the great links.

We do! Bought it sight unseen online and loooove it!!!! Yes there are several threads with tons of information that you may find helpful. We will never ever ever buy another standard mattress. IMHO they are a huge scam and waste of money.

This is the most recent discuss I recall seeing.
Recent Latex discussion

nanny98, my 40 year old latex mattress is from Sears, too! We lived in a very rural area at the time it was purchased and it was the only place that would deliver where we lived.

Well, hubby and I decided to wait a little longer on the mattress; it was on sale this weekend (Plushbeds) and we hate to be rushed in our decision-making. But we will definitely go with latex when we're ready to pull the trigger. Thanks again for all the input.

Olychick...So glad that you had such success with your foam mattress. When we tried to replace it..we couldn't find one... and, isn't it a sad thing that Sears has sunk to the place it has. When we started out, young military family, Sears was our friend that set up our first credit card with easy payments etc. Our first washing machine was from Sears, as well as furniture (only one chest of drawers left, but made of wood). I credit Sears with "teaching" us to be financially careful with our purchases, and Sears served us so well in our many years of living in foreign countries. Thanks, too, for your response.

Meyerk that's funny! My husband and I did the exact same thing! I don't know why they don't have some indication on the package it would be much easier and we would not alarm the security personnel lol. It's worth it though we love our pillows.

I have been looking for a good neck roll latex pillow for when sitting in my chair or on the sofa to read, I need some support. So if anyone comes across a great one please let me know.

We have the natural latex queen size mattress and really like it, we had ours special made from a mattress store in our home town, that is all that they do is make mattress. They can be purchased in different foams, from soft,medium and hard, ours was made for our 5th wheel as it is light weight , thin and easy to maneuver. We have since moved it into the bedroom and have had it since 2004. Our store owner said he has had people using them for 30 yrs without breaking down. They possibly will make roll latex pillows as well.