Title: BEWARE, 6.8 does NOT mean 6.8pcf like you would expect
Product review: The queen size version of this 4" topper weighs 38lbs.In other words, it has a 3.4 pound per cubic foot density. Not a 6.8pcf density like the name implies.Nowhere in the description do they state what the 6.8 actually means. It is NOT the foam density in pounds per cubic foot like most other memory foam products use.Edit: I am reducing my rating to 1-star. After just a few months this pad is noticeably degraded and less supportive. Not only was it squishier than the advertising implied to begin with, but it is already wearing out in less than six months. There is no nice way to say this: it's crap.
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