Avoid shaving or waxing for at least 24 hours prior to your float. Avoid use stimulants such as caffeine for several hours beforehand. Eat a meal about 60-90 minutes prior to your appointment so that you aren’t hungry or overly full while you float.

Nothing but yourself and an excited and open mind. We provide eco-friendly shampoo, conditioner and body wash for your pre and post-float shower. We also provide towels, robes, earplugs, q-tips and hair dryers. You float in your birthday suit since our float pods and showers are each in their own private room. Feel free to bring any personal items such as a brush or makeup for after your float. Don’t forget your contact lens case if you wear contacts and a hair tie if you have long hair.

It naturally varies from person to person. To get the most out of your experience though, you should try to fully relax like you would if you were meditating. Once you learn to let go and fully relax, you’ll really start to enjoy the experience to the fullest. It often takes a couple of float sessions for people to learn to relax and just be. We recommend committing to at least 3 floats. By the second and third float, you are more prepared to fully ease into the experience and begin your real journey with floatation therapy.

Besides the required pre-float shower, each tank has a three-step filtering process that consists of a micron filter, an ultra-violet and ozone purification system and a 35% solution of hydrogen peroxide– a safe alternative to chlorine and bromine. Skimmers are used to keep the surface clear. All the water in our float tanks are filtered five times between every single client. And, the high concentration of Epsom Salt creates an environment that inhibits the growth of bacteria. Our owner, Josh Giles, has his pool operator’s license and maintains proper chemistry of the water, testing the water multiple times every day. We are closed on Mondays to perform a deep cleaning of the entire space to keep our float suites clean and pristine.

We provide ear plugs with every float that you may use (some people prefer not to use them). If you do use them you should put them in before your shower while your hands and ears are still dry. If you end up with salt water in your ears its no big deal. We provide a vinegar water rinse that will flush all the salt out. To help prevent water from getting in your eyes, dry your face off before you enter the float pod. A spray bottle of fresh water and a hand towel are hanging in every pod if you accidentally splash salt water into your eyes.

Yes. Just follow the same protocol you would for a swimming pool.

No. Your skin doesn’t even prune up, but it does become silky soft afterward.

No, some people fall asleep, but the water is so buoyant that you stay afloat. The worst that can happen is waking up from getting salt water in your eyes.

Definitely! We encourage floating during pregnancy as pregnant women love it. Not only does floating allow you to take a time-out from the added stress of pregnancy, but the strain from the added weight is taken off your body by floating in the weightless environment. If you are concerned for any reason, double-check with your physician.

Clinical studies show that it typically takes 45 minutes to get to the Theta brain waves. These are the brain waves that you aim for while meditating (The more meditating and floating experience you have the less time it will take to get to the Theta waves). We don’t want people to just be getting to the good stuff when their float ends. That being said, you are free to get out at any time. Please plan on being here for 2 hours. This allows for pre and post-float showers, 90 minutes of floating, and some time to relax with a glass of tea or water after your float.

The sensation of floating is more like floating in outer space than a confined area, and you are always in total control of your float. Feel free to leave the float tank door open or the lights or music on. Or book your float in our Superior Float Room, the ceiling is over 7 feet tall. Enter and exit the Pod or Float Room any time you wish.

Yes, you can, but you will need to wait a minimum of 10 days after you dye it to give your new color time to set in completely. If your hair is still bleeding in the shower after 10 days please wait to come float until it stops bleeding.

No. The physical and mental benefits are as useful to children as they are to adults, but some may lack the mental discipline for more meditative floating. Similarly, there is no upper age limit. You’ll experience all the same benefits and enjoy some respite from those nagging aches and pains that may seem a bit more persistent as things slow down as we age. We require permission waivers signed for anyone under 18, and a parent must be present for those under 16. If you have mobility issues and might need help getting in and out of the float tank, you will need to bring a helper as we cannot help you in and out for liability reasons. As long as you can safely get in and out of the tank, you are safe to float regardless of your weight.

It’s completely up to you, however, when you first start floating, it’s ideal if you float a few times within a fairly short period such as three floats within 2-4 weeks. We know this isn’t always possible and most people will still benefit from even just one float. We encourage you to float regularly, say monthly, weekly or more, for long-term benefits such as helping to maintain reduced stress levels, using it for meditation and improving overall well-being. The best prices we offer come from our memberships. Check out our Pricing page for information on how to become a member today.

Floating is safe for almost everyone. People with conditions such as the following should not float: incontinence, uncontrolled epilepsy, open wounds, an infectious disease, drug or alcohol intoxication or kidney problems. If you have a severe medical condition, consult your physician. You should wait 4 weeks after receiving a tattoo to float so that it has time to heal and set.

No. Currently we only allow one person per float room. If you require special accommodations due to an impairment or disability, please speak to a staff member.