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Amazon is selling its no.1 rated $80 weighted blanket for only $25 thanks to double discounts "This is the best thing in my life." Author: Carly Kulzer. Publish date: Oct 24, 2024 2:03 PM EDT.

Weighted blankets on display in a Saatva mattress showroom in New York, Dec. 4, 2024. (AP Photo/Mary Conlon) James takes hers out of the closet to unwind when she’s watching TV or sipping a ...

A study on 120 people with insomnia found that the weighted blankets helped them sleep better compared to a light blanket. Another study on 67 children with autism found the weighted blanket didn’t ...

1. Saatva weighted blanket: was from $345, now from $276 at Saatva . The Saatva weighted blanket is perfect for anyone looking for a high-quality, organic weighted blanket.

There isn't a ton of research on whether weighted blankets actually work, and the studies that do exist are on small groups. Most studies don't focus on the average sleeper.

There isn't a ton of research on whether weighted blankets actually work, and the studies that do exist are on small groups. Most studies don't focus on the average sleeper.

In the past year, interest in weighted blankets soared. In November 2018, Tuck.com recorded 1 million visitors, with the blanket page being the most visited.

There isn't a ton of research on whether weighted blankets actually work, and the studies that do exist are on small groups. Most studies don't focus on the average sleeper.

There isn't a ton of research on whether weighted blankets actually work, and the studies that do exist are on small groups. Most studies don't focus on the average sleeper.

There isn't a ton of research on whether weighted blankets actually work, and the studies that do exist are on small groups. Most studies don't focus on the average sleeper.

There isn't a ton of research on whether weighted blankets actually work, and the studies that do exist are on small groups. Most studies don't focus on the average sleeper.