Bedsure Unveils Back-to-School Prime Day Deals to Help Students Sleep Better and Save More
NEW YORK, July 1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- As students prepare to head back to school, Bedsure, a leading online bedding brand, is participating in this year's Amazon Prime Day Sale to offer a selection of durable, cozy bedding products designed with comfort, style, and student budgets in mind. Their bedding collection features dorm-ready bedding essentials that help students feel at home—wherever they are.
From July 8–11, Bedsure will offer exclusive Prime Day discounts on top-rated dorm essentials, including their Bed-in-a-Bag set, mattress toppers, and decorative throws. Whether students are moving into a dorm, apartment, or their first off-campus home, Bedsure's Prime Day sale is the perfect opportunity to stock up on cozy must-haves.
'We know that a good night's sleep is essential for academic success,' said Eric Lin, Chief Marketing Officer of Bedsure. 'Prime Day is the perfect time for students and parents to save big on back-to-school essentials. Our collection of bedding is all about helping students create a cozy, personalized space that supports both rest and productivity.'
Prime Day Highlights Include:
All deals will be available exclusively on Amazon during Prime Day. With thousands of 5-star reviews and a reputation for quality and comfort, Bedsure's products are a smart choice for students looking to sleep better and study smarter.
For more information about Bedsure's Prime Day deals, visit www.amazon.com/bedsure.
About Bedsure
Founded in 2016, Bedsure is a leading home textile brand with products sold to over 40 million customers worldwide. Bedsure has over 50 bestselling home products in 8 countries and has maintained a compound growth rate of 100% for five consecutive years. While Bedsure has grown into a global company with a diverse range of products to meet various customer needs, its focus on providing comfortable home products and everyday value remains unchanged. For more information, visit Bedsure's official website https://bedsurehome.com/, or Amazon shop https://www.amazon.com/bedsure. Stay in touch with Bedsure on social media @bedsurehome.
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