These are the same units we run on our own spa floors in North Dallas — not a lighter consumer version. Before you buy one, you need to know it fits, what it plugs into, and what happens when something goes wrong. That's what this page is for.
Every price is listed. Pay monthly with Affirm, Klarna, or Afterpay at checkout.
Most home buyers get surprised at delivery, not at checkout. Answer these three first and the rest is straightforward.
The footprint on the spec sheet is the machine. It is not the room.
This is where home installs actually get complicated. Check the table below.
Recovery equipment you resent maintaining is recovery equipment you stop using.
Straight off the manufacturer spec sheets — the same numbers on each product page. If a cell is blank, we haven't confirmed it and we're not going to guess.
| Machine | Footprint / dimensions | Electrical | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| ContourPod™ Elite | 46" closed / 89" open · 89" × 35" footprint | 120V · dedicated 20A circuit · NEMA 5-20P |
260 lb system · 350 lb user capacity |
| BodyStyler (Slimyonik) | Not published — [RICK: dimensions for the BodyStyler unit + suit storage] | 100–230V · 50 Hz · 180 W max |
Not published |
| HyperPod HBOT | Chamber 87" × 30" · control unit 30" × 18" × 26" · A/C module 18" × 18" × 27" | 110 / 220 VAC ±10% · dedicated grounded supply |
Chamber 309 lbs · control unit 176 lbs |
| AuraPBM Red Light Bed | 89.5" × 48.5" × 44" (L × W × H) | 220V / 380V · 16A / 30A at 220V · 6,500 W total |
882 lbs |
| Infrared Sauna — 1 person | 43.6" W × 41.6" D × 78.5" H | [RICK: sauna electrical requirement — 120V or dedicated 240V?] | Not published |
| Infrared Sauna — 2 person | 51.7" W × 47.6" D × 78.5" H | [RICK: sauna electrical requirement — 120V or dedicated 240V?] | Not published |
| Rapid Reboot Compression | Portable — control unit plus boots, packs into a carry bag | Battery-powered or plug-in | Portable |
| PEMF Therapy | Portable unit with five interchangeable applicators (incl. a full mat) | Not published | Portable |
Two things worth flagging before you fall in love with a machine. The AuraPBM bed is a 220V, 882 lb unit — it is a commercial bed and installing one at home is a real electrical job. [RICK: confirm the 220V situation for the AuraPBM bed at home — is a panel upgrade normally required?] And the ContourPod wants its own 20A circuit on a NEMA 5-20P outlet. [RICK: confirm — does an electrician need to run the dedicated 20A circuit, or does a standard outlet work?]
A garage gym is the most common home install we scope, and it's usually the easiest one — concrete floor, room to move, and a panel that's already close by. A spare bedroom works for the smaller units and the saunas. A finished home spa is the nicest version and the one that needs the most planning up front, because the machine has to get in before the room gets closed up.
The mistake we watch people make is buying the machine first and solving the room second. Send us a photo and a tape measurement and we'll tell you honestly whether it works — including when the answer is that it doesn't and you want the smaller unit instead.
Have us check your spaceThis is the subset of the catalog that belongs in a home. The rest of the range — cryo cabins, fat-freezing platforms, four-person sauna suites — is commercial gear that we keep on the business side.
Dynamic air compression, foot to thigh. The easiest first piece of real recovery equipment to own.
Pulsed electromagnetic field therapy with five applicators, from targeted joints to a full-body mat.
Sequential air-compression lymphatic drainage in a full-body suit. Hands-off sessions, no downtime.
Full-spectrum single-occupancy cabin: red light plus near, mid and far infrared, each controlled separately.
The same full-spectrum build in a wider cabin, so it's a shared session rather than a solo one.
Far-infrared heat, 855 red and near-infrared LEDs, and lymphatic massage in one thermal pod.
41,600 high-output LEDs, full-body immersion, forced-air cooling. Built for back-to-back sessions.
Hard-shell 1.5 ATA hyperbaric chamber, single user, with dual air filtration and an integrated control unit.
Sauna pricing is confirmed on a call because sizing and finish get decided first. [RICK: give the 1-person and 2-person sauna prices, or confirm they stay consult-only]
Nothing here is "call for pricing." You can see the number, and on most of the range you can turn it into a monthly payment without leaving the cart.
Available at checkout through Stripe. Pick the machine, choose your plan, and the approval happens right there — no application packet, no waiting on us. Best for the portable and mid-range units.
[RICK: confirm the current BNPL ceiling — what is the largest order Affirm / Klarna / Afterpay will actually approve at checkout?]
See financing optionsIf you're putting in a full home spa — a sauna plus a bed plus a chamber — you're past what a checkout plan covers. We finance those through Approve, the same partner our commercial buyers use. Talk to us and we'll point you at the right one.
Ask about a larger buildWe drop-ship from the manufacturer, so you're not paying to warehouse a machine before you own it. The trade is time: plan on 6–8 weeks for a new unit.
Measurements, the path in, and the outlet it's going to use. Before you pay, not after.
Buy online with BNPL at checkout, or talk to an operator first on the bigger machines.
6–8 weeks standard for new. A refurbished or open-box unit ships in days instead.
Freight arrives and the unit gets placed. [RICK: confirm what white-glove delivery includes at a house — curbside, threshold, or placed in the room? Stairs?]
We keep local refurbished and open-box units in North Dallas. They're serviced before they go out and they ship in days rather than weeks. Stock moves, so it's worth asking what's on the floor right now rather than assuming.
[RICK: confirm what is in refurbished stock right now, if anything]
See refurbished & open boxThe honest reason people hesitate on a $30k machine isn't the price. It's the fear that the seller disappears the day after delivery.
Warranty terms are listed per product where the manufacturer publishes them — the ContourPod carries 2 years on the shell and 1 on electronics, Rapid Reboot 2 years on the control unit, PEMF includes lifetime technical support. [RICK: confirm the standard warranty for units with no warranty listed in collections.json — BodyStyler, HyperPod, AuraPBM, the saunas] Full terms live on the warranty page.
Support is US-based and you get an operator, not a ticket queue. We've run these machines for 10 years, so the first call is usually a diagnosis rather than a callback. [RICK: confirm service — who comes out for a home unit in DFW vs out of state? Is it a tech visit or parts-and-guidance?]
Liners, O-rings and replacement parts are stocked and shipped fast — that's the thing customers actually write to us about. Reorder from consumables & parts, and see shipping & returns for delivery terms.
We run two spas in North Dallas and have for 10 years. Every machine on this page is one we've owned, cleaned, repaired and watched people use hundreds of times. That means we know which ones people love six months in and which ones end up as expensive furniture.
If the honest answer is that the $1,195 compression system will do more for your recovery than the $39,900 chamber, we'll say so. Selling you the wrong machine costs us more than the sale is worth.
Yes — that's the point. There is no lighter home edition. The units on this page are commercial-grade equipment, which is why the power and space requirements are real and why we scope the room with you before you buy.
It depends on the machine. Some run on ordinary 120V household power. The ContourPod wants its own 20A circuit. The AuraPBM bed is 220V and 6.5 kW — that one is an electrical project. Tell us the machine and your panel and we'll tell you which conversation you're having.
6–8 weeks is standard for a new unit — we drop-ship straight from the manufacturer rather than marking up a warehouse. If that's too long, our refurbished and open-box units are local, fully serviced, and ship in days.
Yes. Affirm, Klarna and Afterpay are available at checkout. For a full home spa build that exceeds a checkout plan, we can route you to Approve — the same financing partner our commercial buyers use. See financing.
Yes, and we'd rather you did. Both of our spas are in North Dallas — Little Elm and Lewisville — and you can book a tour and use the machine you're considering before you spend anything.
You call us and a US-based operator picks up. Warranty terms are on each product page and on the warranty page; parts and consumables ship from our parts shelf. [RICK: confirm service — who comes out for a home unit in DFW vs out of state?]
[RICK: confirm whether saunas need dedicated ventilation or clearance from combustibles beyond the manufacturer's stated footprint]
A photo, a rough measurement, and what you're trying to get out of it. That's enough for us to tell you which machine works in your house, what it plugs into, and what it'll cost you a month.
Prefer to just call? +1 (214) 244-0163
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