Ten inches of water, skin-temperature, dissolved with a thousand pounds of salt. You let go; the water holds you.
Drop the day's weight the moment the lid closes.
Epsom salt unwinds what hours at a desk knotted.
Ninety minutes that feel like a long weekend away.
Dim light, warm tea, a quiet room to settle.
A brief shower, then into your private pod.
Lights dim. Music fades. You drift.
Rinse, dress, sip. Step back into the world softly.
A thousand pounds of magnesium sulfate hold you weightless while sensory input drops to near-zero, no light, no sound, no gravity to push back against. With nothing to defend against, your nervous system shifts out of fight-or-flight and into the parasympathetic state: heart rate slows, cortisol drops, breath deepens. EEG studies show floaters move from active beta brainwaves into slower alpha and theta, the same territory your brain visits in deep meditation and the moments just before sleep. Meanwhile, magnesium absorbs transdermally through the skin, easing muscle tension and supporting the very neurotransmitters (GABA, serotonin) that keep the calm response humming. Sixty to ninety minutes in; a quieter operating system out.
The pod is larger than it looks, you control the door, the light, and the music the entire time. You can float with the lid fully open.
No. The salt density makes sinking impossible. You lie back and the water does the work.
Yourself. We provide towels, earplugs, robes, rinse products, and a quiet room afterward.
The entire volume of water is cycled through a four-part filtration and disinfection process between each session, including UV, ozone, and a residual disinfectant. The salt concentration alone is inhospitable to microbes. We test the water daily and do a full swap quarterly, so it is really that clean.
It varies person to person and depends on your goals. We are happy to make a plan that works for you when you come in.
The float tank is so unbelievably relaxing--an experience of true rest--and every detail had been carefully attended to.