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There are some pretty cool advancements on the more pricey massage chairs these days like the Inada Sogno Dreamwave. If placed within a spa setting, would you pay for time on one if it were reasonably priced?
*shrug* That type of thing made the convention circuit a few years back, along with chiropractors trying to turn a fast buck. I guess there were some people that still used them after the novelty wore off.
*shrug* That type of thing made the convention circuit a few years back, along with chiropractors trying to turn a fast buck. I guess there were some people that still used them after the novelty wore off.
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I tried one of these.
It does not really some of the spots I have though.
I would prefer to have my masseurs massage my lower back and my shoulder blades....
OK now I have to make another appointment... LOL
I tried one of these.
It does not really some of the spots I have though.
I would prefer to have my masseurs massage my lower back and my shoulder blades....
OK now I have to make another appointment... LOL
Have you tried the higher end ones? Would you use one between visits to your regular massage?
If it hits the spots, yes I will.
But I have tried high-end ones (as well as cheap ones they have in malls).
So they're good in a therapeutic setting but not necessarily a replacement for a masseuse?
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