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1. Key

   November 30th, 2011 at 6:02 pm

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   If you are hesitant about the foam-causing allergy, here’s an alternative. There are besides many others, mattress pads comprising of lambs wool, cotton, goose down etc. Latex has added properties such as it inhibits microbial and dust-mite growth thereby reducing the key factors that are part of an allergy episode. You may find these mattress pads higher than your budget compared to other simple mattress pads, but be assured, when compared to other hypoallergenic mattresses, these mattress pads come at a throwaway price.
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2. tmmygrl007

   November 30th, 2011 at 6:02 pm

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   hi!
   i use the wal-mart store brand mattress cover
   I’ve had it for a few years,
   and I’ve never gotten an allergy attack
   and I’ve never woken up with itchy puffy eyes

   if you don’t have a wal-mart store near you
   then Protect a Bed brand isn’t too bad

3. Dylan B

   November 30th, 2011 at 6:02 pm

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   Are you open to purchasing a new mattress and avoid having to purchasing an Allergy Protector? This would save you money in the long run. I had a horrible issue with allergies due to my mattress in Costa Rica. I never could find a mattress protector that was good enough to keep me allergy free. I finally purchased a new mattress designed to protect against allergies from Swiss Sleep System.

   The Asora Microclean I believe it is called. http://swisssleepsystem.com/mattress_arosa_clean.html

   It ended up being cheaper and productive solution.

   -Dylan