I think this calls for some "thinking outside the box". What can support the human body and provide the right combination of softness and support, and not release unwanted volatiles? Would a bag of beans, buckwheat husks, or wood shavings work? I tried a hammock, but it made my back sore, but maybe it works for other people.
Some mattresses that provide the right physical properties but release problematic volatiles might work if you encased the mattress in an impermeable bag (made of something that doesn't itself release volatiles). Some plastic sheeting probably releases some volatiles (from the manufacturing process) immediately, but then become safe. You'd need a soft mattress cover over that.
Since you are sleeping on a foam mattress, is the foam not releasing volatiles, or is the cover blocking those? My foam mattress had a strong chemical odor at first, but that faded. Maybe a properly aged foam mattress would be safe for you.
One would think that in this modern age, someone would have solved the problem of selecting the proper mattress for an individual.
Some mattresses that provide the right physical properties but release problematic volatiles might work if you encased the mattress in an impermeable bag (made of something that doesn't itself release volatiles). Some plastic sheeting probably releases some volatiles (from the manufacturing process) immediately, but then become safe. You'd need a soft mattress cover over that.
Since you are sleeping on a foam mattress, is the foam not releasing volatiles, or is the cover blocking those? My foam mattress had a strong chemical odor at first, but that faded. Maybe a properly aged foam mattress would be safe for you.
One would think that in this modern age, someone would have solved the problem of selecting the proper mattress for an individual.