How it really works
Some mattresses are eligible for a 19% tax deduction as a medical expense.
This means that a portion of what you spend is returned to you in the form of an IRPEF tax refund in your annual tax return.
Simple example: if you purchase a €1,000 mattress, you can recover up to €190 excluding VAT.
Who can obtain the deduction
All individuals who file a tax return (730 or Modello Redditi) and purchase a mattress certified as a:
- Class 1 Medical Device
You do not need to have a recognized disability or a medical prescription.
Which mattresses are deductible
Only models that clearly display the wording “Class 1 Medical Device” on the product page are deductible.
On our product pages, you will always find this information clearly indicated when applicable.
Find out how we verify this certification →
What is needed to obtain the deduction
- An invoice or purchase receipt made out to the person claiming the deduction
- The wording in the invoice stating:
“Class 1 Medical Device” - Traceable payment (card, bank transfer, PayPal, etc.)
No medical prescription is necessary.
How the 19% is recovered
The amount is entered under medical expenses in your tax return.
The refund is processed as:
- a credit in your paycheck
- or a reduction in taxes to be paid
In practice, it is not an immediate discount, but a tax refund guaranteed by the State.
you can recover
The deduction is equal to 19% of the expense.
- €800 mattress → you recover €152 excluding VAT
- €1,200 mattress → you recover €228 excluding VAT
- €1,800 mattress → you recover €342 excluding VAT
The recovery takes place according to standard tax regulations regarding medical expenses.
Why it is a real advantage
Purchasing a deductible mattress means investing in back health while reducing the actual cost.
It’s like having a deferred state discount, without complicated paperwork.
How to immediately recognize deductible models
On our product pages, you will always see:
Class 1 Medical Device
Only models with this wording allow for the tax deduction.
Note: the information provided is general and based on current tax legislation for medical devices. For specific cases, it is advisable to consult your accountant or a tax assistance center (CAF).