The Green Atlas houses a core of virgin natural latex foam. The natural latex composition of the foam is 98.2%, which is the highest possible purity achievable in the market. Magic Koil's latex is procured from the finest rubber plantations in Thailand and is vulcanised under stringent conditions.

Unlike other brands that tout their latex foam products as being 100% natural latex, the Green Atlas is honestly promoted as a product with 98.2% natural latex content. A core of natural latex foam, no matter how pure, requires the inclusion of sulphur to aid the vulcanisation process that transforms liquid rubber sap into latex foam.

With its Goldilocks type of give and flex, and an intrinsic resistance to microbial and fungal growth, the Green Atlas marries both comfort and health benefits to create a great sleeping experience.

The Green Atlas uses a cover fabric that has proprietary wicking technology to speed up the rate at which moisture evaporates from the mattress surface for a cooler sleeping experience.

The Green Atlas's virgin natural latex core is ECO Institut certified.

Common Misinformation That Is Pervasive in the Mattress Industry:

1. ECO Institut certification DOES not certify that a product is a natural latex product

-  The ECO Institut certification assures consumers that the product is free of harmful chemical presence.  A synthetic latex product can theoretically be chemically safe enough to earn the ECO Institut certification. 

2. A brand or company possessing a certification like ECO Institut makes products that are all ECO Institut certified

-  A common bait and switch tactic in the mattress industry is to submit a product to the testing labs of ECO Institut to earn the certification.  The company would then produce cheaper alternative for the actual orders and those products do not fulfill the ECO Institut requirements. 

The Green Bed's natural latex core is LGA certified for durability.

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