Inspired by the heavy blankets used to ease anxiety in health facilities, DreamHug designed a weighted blanket to decrease stress while promoting healthy sleep. Today, DreamHug Weighted Blankets are used for sleepers with a wide variety of issues, including ADD and ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), PTSD, stress, and anxiety. The DreamHug weighted blanket works by simulating a hug, thereby working to boost levels of serotonin and melatonin in the body while reducing cortisol. For many users, the blanket effectively helps reduce anxiety and enhance their overall sleep experience.
The DreamHug Weighted Comforter is filled with glass beads made from High Density Polyethylene (HDPE), a durable, non-toxic substance. The comforter features a pure, white-cotton shell and comes with a Cool Gray duvet cover made from a soft, polycotton micro plush fleece. The duvet is secured to the inner comforter with ties to prevent the blanket from pooling in the middle.
The original DreamHug is 48”x 72”, slightly smaller than a standard full-size comforter. The original blanket is available in three different weights, including 10, 15, and 20 lbs. Recently, the company added a 25 lb, 88″ x 100″ blanket for a queen-sized and 30 lb, 88″ x 102″ blanket for a king-sized bed. The company recommends choosing a blanket that is 7-14% of your total body weight.
To learn more about the DreamHug Weighted Blanket, read on for a list of pros and cons, a closer look at its construction, and more.
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General Overview
Pros
Includes fleece duvet
Multiple weights & sizes available
Both duvet and weighted comforter are machine wash & dryable
Free shipping & 30-night sleep trial
Cons
Only one color available
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We’ve included detailed ratings for the DreamHug Blanket below, compiled from the results of our in-house testing.
With its multiple size/weight options and durable construction, the DreamHug Weighted Blanket holds up to its competitors. Our editors also appreciate the included duvet cover, which adds an extra layer of warmth and protection while making it even easier to wash.
One criticisms that stands is the blanket’s tendency to pool toward the middle of the duvet cover, suggesting poor fastening. There’s also a lack of other duvet cover designs and colors available. However, DreamHug does suggest more designs will be made available in the future.
Compare Weighted Blankets
We compare the DreamHug Weighted blanket to other popular weighted blanket models in the table below.
DreamHug ships to Canadian and U.S. destinations, including P.O. Box and military addresses.
What Is the Delivery Policy?
Orders for in-stock purchases should be received within two to five business days.
DreamHug sometimes runs promotions offering free shipping.
Return Policy and Warranty Details
The DreamHug weighted blanket is backed with a 30-night sleep trial. Returns will be honored if received within 30 days of delivery. You can initiate a return by emailing the DreamHug customer service staff at[email protected] in order to have the return approved.
Company Information
Customer Service
8 of 10 owner experiences show customers have a positive experience with DreamHug.
BBB Rating
DreamHug has not yet been rated by the BBB.
Company History
DreamHug was founded in 2017.
Physical Stores
DreamHug does not operate any brick and mortar locations
