FAQ

In our floatation pod, YOU, are completely safe and in control of your environment. Our pod, is a safe, well-ventilated space that’s easy to exit. The feeling is more like being in comfortable bed in a quiet room, except you are weightless.

Yes, you float within your own private room (so there is no requirement to wear a bathing suit or swim trunks). Each of our rooms has its own shower and is for your exclusive use for the duration of your session.

No. Because the water contains high salt levels it doesn’t rob your skin of salt, (which is what causes wrinkling). Rather, it leaves you skin soft and silky.

The pod lid not only pushes open easily from the inside, it does not seal tightly, And, there’s no latch that could lock.

We adhere to the most stringent health and safety regulations. The water contains mostly salt so the solution is sterile. We add a limited amount of chemicals of the same kind you would find in a swimming pool to ensure the room is safe and clean. To add to that, we filter the water thoroughly between each float session.

Just an open mind and a tired body! We provide everything else…towels, shampoo, conditioner, body wash and a hairdryer. However, you may want to bring a brush or comb for after you get out.

Of course! Floating has been proven to relieve much of the stress and discomfort of pregnancy and can offer you and your baby deep relaxation.

Though many notice results after their first float, some will notice improvements after their second or third float. This gives the body enough time to adjust to the new environment. 

You should not float if you:

Have not been shown how to use the float pod by a qualified person; have open or bleeding wounds; suffer from incontinence or uncontrolled epilepsy; have been medically advised not to float; have a special or lacquered hairdo which you wish to keep; are not confidant of being able to get out due to lack of personal mobility (if unsure, please request help getting in and out of the float pod ).

Yes, just follow the same protocol as you would going swimming or in a hot tub.

No, the epsom salts would keep you afloat and if you were to turn over then the salt water would wake you up right away.