The Mattress Clinic is an independent mattress and bedding retailer in Oklahoma City that sells discounted floor models, overstock, and closeout inventory directly to consumers without the intermediary pricing typical of national chains. Unlike big-box stores, it stocks a rotating selection tied to what manufacturers need to clear, which means availability changes but pricing remains substantially lower than list price on comparable models.
This is a discount outlet rather than a full-line furniture store. The inventory consists of display and returned mattresses, previous-season models, and overstock from major manufacturers. The store operates on a smaller footprint than a traditional mattress retailer and carries no custom-order business. It buys direct from manufacturers' surplus channels, which explains both the price advantage and the limited selection at any given moment. If you walk in looking for a specific brand or model, you may not find it; if you're flexible on brand and willing to choose from what's on hand, you'll see significantly lower prices than you would at a regional showroom.
The Mattress Clinic sells mattresses only—no bedroom furniture, box springs, or accessories as primary stock. Pricing on queen-size mattresses typically ranges from $300 to $700 depending on mattress age, condition, and original retail value. A newer overstock queen from a recognized manufacturer (Sealy, Serta, Beautyrest, or similar) in good condition generally sits in the $400–$550 range. Display models are priced lower, sometimes $200–$400 for a queen, but show cosmetic wear and are sold as-is. The store does not negotiate price.
Delivery is available for an additional fee, typically $50–$100 for in-city delivery depending on distance. Some purchases qualify for free delivery depending on price point; confirm current terms when you buy. Assembly and haul-away of old bedding are not standard services, though staff can discuss options. All sales are final; returns are not accepted, which is standard for clearance and floor-model sales nationwide.
A mattress purchase at a traditional showroom like a Mattress Firm or Sleep Number location means paying full retail markup, typically 40–60% above wholesale cost. Those stores offer trial periods (usually 100 nights), nationwide warranty support, and consistent model availability in exchange for that premium. You know exactly what you're getting and can return it if it doesn't suit you.
At The Mattress Clinic, you trade certainty and recourse for price. You're buying a real mattress from a recognized manufacturer at genuine surplus pricing, not a clearance-marked item still priced near retail. You get what's in stock that day, you accept it as-is, and you keep it. If budget is your primary concern and you can live with limited choice and final-sale terms, the savings are real. If you need a specific model, want to try a mattress risk-free, or value having a warranty backed by a national service network, a chain retailer is the better fit.
Local resale platforms and Facebook Marketplace sometimes list used mattresses for less, but you have no recourse if the mattress is damaged, infested, or misrepresented, and you're responsible for pickup and sanitization. The Mattress Clinic gives you a retail transaction with a business you can contact if something is wrong.
Buy here if you're furnishing a rental property, a guest room, or a college dorm where longevity and perfect condition matter less than cost. If you have a firm preference for a specific brand or model and won't accept substitutes, The Mattress Clinic will frustrate you. If you're sensitive to mattress feel and need to test multiple options, or if you want to return a mattress that isn't right for you, shop elsewhere. Buyers on very tight budgets who can accept a slightly worn floor model find real value here. Those who sleep poorly and want the option to return a mattress within a trial period should use a traditional retailer despite the higher price.
Call or visit to confirm current inventory before making a trip. Stock changes frequently because supply depends on manufacturer overstock, so what was in stock last week may be gone. The store will have a small number of mattresses on display; you can lie on them to get a sense of firmness. Staff will explain the age and condition of each. If you find one you want, you negotiate nothing—the price is set. You'll pay at the register and arrange delivery if needed. The whole process takes 20–30 minutes. Bring cash or a card; confirm payment methods beforehand.
The Mattress Clinic operates during standard retail hours. Parking is street or lot parking depending on location. Confirm current hours and exact address before your visit, as both can change.
The Mattress Clinic fills a specific need in Oklahoma City: real savings for buyers who prioritize price over selection and accept final-sale terms.
