The best mattresses for back pain, value and more

Ready to get rid of your old, uncomfortable mattress? We've got the best ones you can shop, for without losing sleep.

"Good Morning America" lifestyle contributor Lori Bergamotto is rounding up the best mattresses on the market, considering the best for back pain, the mattress with the best value, and more.

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Plus, with Labor Day on the horizon, there are plenty of great mattresses and bedding accessories to shop for. For example, Nolah is offering up to $1,200 off mattresses plus two free pillows!

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Best overall: Saatva

"It was hard to choose from Saatva's nine industry-beloved mattresses ... but this super comfortable, made-to-order Classic mattress, made with organic cotton and recycled steel innersprings, and wrapped in a hypoallergenic antimicrobial cover, is our winner for comfort and an overall optimal night's sleep," Bergamotto said. "This mattress is ideal for all sleepers (back, side, stomach) and customers love that they get white-glove delivery service for delivery and set up -- which includes a free mattress removal service if you need it! Plus, they offer a free replacement within two years of purchase and believe so strongly in their product that they have a 365-day trial period so you can test it out for up to a year."

Best on Amazon: Casper

"Casper is synonymous with comfort and convenience," Bergamotto explained. "This one is highly rated for both support and temperature-regulating. Because it's constructed of foam, it won't be as heavy or cost as much as some other hybrid mattresses. It's designed with Zoned Support to help keep the spine properly aligned -- which, according to sleep experts is the goal for optimal sleep. So, it should feel more supportive under your neck and shoulder area and softer/less firm under your midsection. It's a convenient comfort that's conveniently on Amazon, so you can get it quickly and easily."

Best for back pain: Nolah

"With a medium firmness and polyfoam layer that keeps you supported (and not prone to sinking!), the Nolah is perfect for sleepers who have back pain and/or pressure points because it keeps the body feeling contoured -- sort of hugged by the mattress," Bergamotto said. "It's also great for people who run hot on an all-foam bed; this is an adaptive AirFoam (akin to a memory foam), so there's a responsiveness to the weight of the body."

Another top-notch Nolah option is the Signature 12".

Best value: Allswell

"A hybrid mattress made of both foam and coils, this bed's budget price tag belies its luxurious feel. With both comfort and support at the forefront, there's also a built-in plush topper that helps keep you from overheating on the mattress. Thanks to its medium firmness, it's a super versatile pick for many sleeping positions: soft enough for side/back sleepers and firm enough for stomach sleepers," Bergamotto said.

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