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For most people, baths and massages are excellent options to cap off the day – whether it was a physically tiring one or a mentally exhausting one. However, some still wonder in which order should these two activities come – bath first or massage first? Assuming you have one, when is the best time to use a massage chair: before or after taking a bath? Read on to find out.

Getting a massage before a bath

Taking a bath before sitting on the massage chair definitely has its advantages. For instance, if you’ve just been to the gym after a grueling workout or have just arrived from an hour-long (or perhaps longer) commute, or maybe you’ve just gotten off from work (especially those whole day shifts or longer), it might be a good idea to take a bath first. Doing so removes sweat, oil, dirt, and other nasty things on your skin that you might end up depositing or accumulating in the chair.

Also, taking a bath first, especially a warm one, effectively soothes tired and knotted muscles, causing

Have you ever felt soreness or pain after an intense workout or physical training? Don’t worry, that’s perfectly normal. Everyone who’s ever played a physical sport or game has had some sort of similar experience before (or probably still does). What most people don’t know is that this discomfort is a result of toxin buildup in the muscles as well as microscopic tears that happen because of either prolonged or excessive exertion.

You see, when muscles contract or pull too much, tiny breaks (but nothing serious) in the tissues can occur. And although they might be painful in the beginning, these tears push the body to reform the muscles, eventually making them bigger and stronger in the end. Do you remember the “no pain no gain” mantra most fitness instructors tell you?

Unfortunately, this same pain and discomfort demotivate a lot of people from continuing to train or workout because it doesn’t only take time for the pain to go away, but the idea of suffering pain again is not exactly

Massage chairs have been around for more than a decade. And yet, not many people pay attention to them. Why? This is because so many wrong impressions about them have been made that a lot of people don’t even bother checking them out. You see, despite recently being proven to provide plenty of health benefits, massage chairs are still ranking low in people’s priority lists because of these three biggest misconceptions.

1. Massage chairs are overly expensive and should be considered a luxury item.

Although this might have been the case when they first came out, massage chairs nowadays are not as expensive as they used to be. In fact, if you search carefully, you can even find certain massage chair models that are somewhere between half a grand to a grand. Putting it in another way, it is possible to get a massage chair that is more affordable than a brand-new iPhone.

Besides, if you think about it, a 1-2 hours massage in a spa nowadays would  you around 100 bucks. And if you go for

Disclaimer: Please take note that massage chairs and massages in general, are not considered to be a cure for the COVID 19 virus or any of its strains. This article mainly talks about how massage chairs can be used to alleviate some of the symptoms of patients recovering from the disease.

The Covid-19 pandemic has impacted the quality of life of everyone in the world, and many believe it’s probably going to continue to do so for some time. From those who lost loved ones due to the onslaught of the virus to those who have managed to survive the near-fatal effects of the virus itself, numerous people have been ravaged by the pandemic physically, emotionally, and psychologically.

As pharmaceutical companies and medical professionals race to find a way to eradicate this virus and its various strains, many people are left to wonder how things could go back to normal. Is there a way to alleviate the effects of the pandemic and to improve the quality of life of the survivors without having

Disclaimer: We cannot in any way guarantee, advise or recommend that our massage chairs will or will not adversely affect the function of heart pacemakers or other medical implant devices. It is always best to consult with your doctor & pacemaker manufacturer and recieve clearance before using a massage chair, recliner and other similar products.

Do you have a pacemaker and are interested in using a massage chair? Wondering whether it is safe or not to use a massage chair? The answer to this question is unfortunately not a straight up yes or no. Simply put, you have to be well informed about the risk, and how small this risk is to be able to make a decision yourself.

Chat with us or call 888-612-8862 and we'll recommend a chair that's a good fit for you in terms of strength, fit (your height/weight), price range and other important factors.

What could happen to the pacemaker?

First of all, if you have a pacemaker, you should understand that the tiny battery-operated device controlling