What is latex?

Latex is a colloidal emulsion formed by polymer particles dispersed in water.

Latex generally refers to colloidal emulsion formed by polymer particles dispersed in water. Also known as latex. Traditionally, the aqueous dispersion of rubber particles is called latex, while the aqueous dispersion of resin particles is called emulsion. Products made of latex are called latex products, such as sponges, gloves, toys and hoses. Latex is a natural material extracted from rubber tree juice, which is extremely precious, because each rubber tree can only produce 30cc of latex juice every day.

Characteristics of latex: advanced raw materials. Compared with other pillows and mattresses, latex has excellent resilience and support, which can evenly absorb and release the weight of the body and the pressure on the head, help the cervical vertebra, spine, bones and muscles to be stressed evenly during sleep, improve the blood circulation of the human body, and avoid the occurrence of cervical vertebra or spine diseases.

Natural antibacterial properties: natural latex has natural antibacterial properties, which can effectively prevent the growth of dust mites and bacteria. Facts have proved that natural latex also has anti-mildew and anti-bacterial functions.

Good air permeability: advanced processing technology, honeycomb structure design, good air permeability. The natural latex mattress has 250,000 interconnected tiny air holes per cubic inch. The design of honeycomb holes makes the latex bedding have good air permeability, which is beneficial to dissipate excess heat and moisture of human body.