Tempur Pedic
- Before Casper, Leesa, and Bear, there was Tempur-Pedic, the original foam mattress brand.
- Now through March 14th Tempur-Pedic is having a sale with discounts up to 25% off select pillows, toppers, and sleep sets.
- Check out more mattress sales here.
Tempur-Pedic is having a great sale on mattresses during National Sleep Week with discounts of up to $1,000.
Now through March 14th, you can get up to 25% off select pillows and bedding with the purchase of a mattress set, and Mattress Toppers are met with a 20% discount and a free sleep set. Additionally, many pillow bundles are on sale and starting at just 2 for $99. There's no promo code needed, the discounts are automatically applied at checkout.
Before Casper and Leesa was Tempur-Pedic. In the early '70s, NASA came up with a pressure-absorbing foam designed to cushion astronauts' takeoffs and landings. In the early '80s, it became available to the public, and by the early '90s, a set of scientists in Sweden and Denmark had brought the material ("Tempur") to the household by way of mattresses. You might remember the commercials, but if you don't, then suffice it to say that the brand is now available in 76 countries, and despite an astronomical increase in competition in recent years from the likes of Casper, Leesa, and Helix, there's no sign of the brand (now entering its fourth decade) slowing down.
Get up to 25% off at Tempur-Pedic now through March 14
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