An exercise in massage mathematics…
November 23rd, 2007












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I like a massage as much as the next person, so when given the chance to try the Zero Gravity Massage Chair from Human Touch (the HT-7450) I thought, why not? I’ve tried a few massage chairs before, mainly in Sharper Image stores, and I nearly bought one once.


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My first impression of the chair hit me even before I sat down. And it was negative: “ How Much? $3999! You must be kidding! I could buy a 60 inch Flat screen Plasma TV. I could buy half a small car. I could…..” Well you get the idea.
















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The first thing that I did was put the foot and calf massager up and recline the chair. This felt pretty good. It put me in a horizontal position with my feet above my heart. I was in the Zero Gravity position according to Hans, the salesman showing me around the chair. Apparently, in this special position, the blood goes back to your heart, your pulse slows and the pressure on your spine is relieved. It worked for me. The controller looked a little complicated, but once I spent a few minutes studying it, it was pretty easy. I went for the relaxing massage program.
And then everything changed.



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OK, this was nice. But come on. $3999? So I started to think about this. I work hard. Massage relaxes me and is probably good for me. It costs $100 minimum to get a professional massage and I can’t even tell you how much my wife costs (and let’s face it trying to get a massage from her is like pulling teeth ). Assuming I get a massage from the chair say, 5 times a week on average and the rest of the family (if I let them) use it another 5 times . That 10 times a week. 500 massages a year. Averaging out the math over 3 years. That’s 1500 massages for less than $3 a massage. Beats $100 a massage or having to plead with my wife.
What do you guys think?
























