Douglas vs Polysleep Mattress Comparison (2024)

Alex Forest

Sleep Content Specialist

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Which Is Better: Polysleep or Douglas?

Douglas Original is a combination foam mattress with cooling gel foam, a machine-washable cover, a 365-night sleep trial, and a 20-year warranty. Polysleep Origin 2.0 is a memory foam mattress with limited cooling features, a 100-night sleep trial, and a 10-year warranty. There’s no comparison between the two—Douglas is the clear winner.

Only Douglas Original features impressive edge support, superior motion isolation, and pressure-point relief for all sleeping positions—all for a lower price than Polysleep at just $799 for a queen size. Your Douglas mattress also comes with a free bedding bundle that includes a mattress protector, pillow(s), sheets, and pillow protector(s).

Top Pick 2024

Winner:

Douglas

The Douglas Original mattress outscored Polysleep Origin 2.0 in head-to-head mattress testing conducted by third-party engineers (commissioned by us).

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What We Love

• 365-night sleep trial to make sure you love your mattress
• Cooling gel foam and mattress cover to keep temperatures low and comfort high
• Unmatched value at just $799 for a queen size

Overall Ratings

Edge support and motion isolation are factored into our overall mattress ratings. These scores are shown in green (scores of 5.0+), yellow (3.0–4.9), or red (2.9 and below). Firmness, bounce, and cooling features are a matter of personal preference and aren’t part of our rating system, so these scores are shown in grey.

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Determined by how much the mattress sinks under applied weight. The lower the score out of 10, the softer the mattress.

6.7 /10

Firmness

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Determined by how much the mattress edge sinks under applied weight. A mattress with average to good edge support will score 5/10 or higher.

7.8 /10

Edge Support

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Determined by measuring a medicine ball’s impact on the mattress. Average to good motion isolation would be 5/10 or higher.

8.3 /10

Motion Isolation

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Determined by dropping a medicine ball onto the mattress. The higher the first bounce, the higher the score out of 10.

3.1 /10

Bounce

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Mattress Breakdown

Douglas Original features impressive edge support, superior motion isolation, and a 365-night sleep trial. Polysleep Origin 2.0 has average edge support and above-average motion isolation. These scores don’t measure up to Douglas. Polysleep also has a much shorter sleep trial—just 100 nights—with restrictions that make this timeframe even shorter.

It’s hard to find reliable Polysleep reviews online. Polysleep claims to have 6,000+ five-star reviews, but the website only shows a few hundred. One customer noted it took some effort to leave a one-star rating. Another Polysleep review on r/mattress reported trouble arranging pickup and getting a refund. Polysleep doesn’t have any reviews on its unclaimed Trustpilot profile or with the Better Business Bureau, which is unusual for an online mattress company.

In comparison, Douglas has an excellent reputation for product quality and customer care. The company is rated “Excellent” on Trustpilot and “A+” on BBB. Douglas has also earned 16,300+ five-star reviews from verified customers. Shipping and returns are cost-free and hassle-free.

When you compare Douglas vs Polysleep, it’s clear that only Douglas provides excellent value and customer service.

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Polysleep Origin 2.0 6.1

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Price (Queen)
$799	$995
Sleep Trial Nights
365	100
Warranty Years
20	10
Feel
Medium-firm	Medium-firm
Standout Features
365-night risk-free sleep trial 20-year warranty Machine-washable cover Ideal for side, back, and stomach sleepers Free shipping, returns, and pickups in major metro areas Cooling features like a cooling gel foam layer and moisture-wicking mattress cover Free bedding bundle with your purchase	100-night sleep trial 10-year warranty Machine-washable cover Suitable for side, back, and stomach sleepers Free shipping ($85 return fee deducted from refund)
Made In
Canada	Canada

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Mattress Sizes & Prices

^{* Based on standard sizing. Individual mattress dimensions may vary.}

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Mattress Performance Results

Firmness

Both Polysleep Origin 2.0 and Douglas Original are medium-firm mattresses. This level of firmness is ideal for all sleep styles.

However, Polysleep only has a 1″ top layer and a 2″ transition layer, both of which are memory foam.  This means your body will sink deeper into the Polysleep mattress. You may notice overheating because Polysleep doesn’t have any cooling features to balance out the heat-trapping properties of memory foam.

In contrast, Douglas Original has a 2″ top layer of cooling gel foam and a 2″ layer of Elastex® foam, which mimics the springy yet supportive feel of latex. Douglas gently contours around your body with minimal sinking so you can easily change positions while you sleep.

Edge Support

Foam mattresses aren’t typically known for having high edge support. But Douglas Original breaks the stereotype with an impressive edge support rating of 7.8/10. You’ll be able to sit comfortably on the edge of the bed, and you should have no difficulty getting up in the morning.

In comparison, Polysleep Origin 2.0 scored just 5.9/10. This is an average score, and considerably lower than Douglas. If you have mobility issues, sleep with a partner, or like to sit on the edge of the bed, Douglas is a better choice.

Motion Isolation

Motion isolation helps you enjoy a good night’s sleep without being disturbed by a restless partner, kids, or pets. Douglas Original has an exceptionally high motion isolation score of 8.3/10. You can expect to sleep soundly and not notice any movement from the other side of the mattress.

Polysleep Origin 2.0 has a lower motion isolation score of 6.5/10. This is still above average. You may not notice much movement from the other side of the bed. Still, if you’re looking for exceptional motion isolation for the most undisturbed sleep, you should look at Douglas instead.

Bounce

Bounce is a matter of personal preference. Low bounce is a good thing if you’re a light sleeper who’s easily woken, while higher bounce is ideal if you often change sleep positions.

Both Polysleep and Douglas scored below average for bounce. This is typical for all-foam mattresses. Polysleep Origin 2.0 earned a bounce score of 4.6/10. Douglas scored lower at 3.1/10. However, even with Douglas’s lower score, you’ll likely find it easier to change sleep positions and get out of bed. This is thanks to the Elastex® transition layer, which provides extra spring and support.

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Mattress Construction

Both Douglas Original and Polysleep Origin 2.0 are combination foam mattresses with 3 layers. But only Douglas has layers of cooling gel foam and Elastex® foam for additional spring and support.

Memory foam is known for sleeping hot, and Polysleep doesn’t address the issue with any cooling features. The company claims Polysleep Origin’s open-cell layer will promote airflow, but this isn’t nearly enough to be effective. In comparison, Douglas Original comes with a moisture-wicking mattress cover and a layer of cooling gel foam to help keep temperatures comfortable.

Douglas Mattress Layers

• Layer 1: The 2″ top layer of the Douglas mattress is made of ecoLight® cooling gel foam. It’s just as durable, comfortable, and body-contouring as memory foam, minus the late-night heat. It’s also more eco-conscious.
• Layer 2: The 2″ middle layer is made of Elastex® foam for extra spring and support. This foam is latex-free, making it a good option if you’re sensitive to latex.
• Layer 3: The 6″ bottom layer is made of motion isolation support foam. This means you’ll hardly feel a thing from the other side of the bed, even if your partner is tossing and turning all night long.

Polysleep Mattress Layers

• Layer 1: The top (comfort) layer is 1″ of viscoelastic foam, which Polysleep claims is antimicrobial. This is fairly thin for a top layer, meaning you’ll feel more of the transition layer beneath. Foam density is 3 lb/ft³.
• Layer 2: This 2″ transition layer is designed for body contouring and responsiveness. It has the lowest density of all layers at 1.3 lb/ft³.
• Layer 3: The 7″ support layer has half the density of the top layer at 1.5 lb/ft³, despite needing density to support the upper layers. This may be one reason why Origin 2.0’s edge support score is lower than the original version.

Douglas’s cover design is a nod to the brand’s Canadian roots with its red-and-white colour profile and mountainscape stitching. Made with moisture-wicking, plant-based Infinitex™ fibres, the stretch knit fabric is soft, breathable, and durable to help you sleep cool all night long. The CoolSense® top cover is removable and machine-washable.

Polysleep’s top cover is white, with stitching details for added texture. The water-resistant fabric is a blend of viscose (rayon) and polyester. While Polysleep says this fabric is breathable, polyester in fact has a reputation for heat trapping. The mattress cover unzips easily and is machine washable.

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Delivery, Sleep Trial & Returns

Douglas and Polysleep both ship by ground. Douglas uses FedEx, while Polysleep ships via UPS and FedEx. Douglas ships from Ontario or Alberta in 3–10 business days, while Polysleep ships from Quebec in 2–7 business days. Your mattress is delivered directly to your door throughout most parts of Canada. Additional fees may apply for some remote locations.

Douglas gives you much more time to try your mattress with a 365-night sleep trial. If you choose to return your mattress for a full refund, Douglas will pick up returns for free within the sleep trial period. Just contact customer service to coordinate your return. Both Douglas and Polysleep will donate your returned mattress to a local charity. If the mattress can’t be donated, it’ll be recycled.

Unlike Douglas, Polysleep has a much shorter trial—just 100 nights. You can only return your Polysleep mattress after the first 45 days of your trial, giving you just 55 days to complete the return. A return fee of $85 + GST will be deducted from your refund.

Polysleep provides a 10-year mattress warranty. The Douglas warranty is twice as long at 20 years.

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