How long is a dry floatation session?
A typical session lasts between 30 minutes and 1 hour. This is enough time for your body to enter a deep state of relaxation similar to several hours of rest or sleep.
Will I get wet during the session?
No — you’ll stay completely dry. You lie on a soft membrane that floats on warm water beneath you, giving you the sensation of weightlessness without contact with water.
What should I wear?
Wear light, comfortable clothing. Most clients float in leggings, shorts, or underwear. You don’t need swimwear or special equipment.
Is it suitable for people who feel claustrophobic?
Yes. Unlike traditional float tanks, our dry float bed is open and spacious, with no enclosed lid. You can see the room and control the lighting at any time, making it a comfortable experience even for those sensitive to small spaces.
Can I fall asleep during the session?
Yes — many people do. In fact, it's completely normal. Whether you drift off or simply enjoy a quiet state of relaxation, your body can still benefit from the session. Our team will gently wake you at the end if you fall asleep.
How often should I do dry floatation therapy?
For stress relief and improved sleep, 1–2 sessions per week are ideal at first. Once your body adapts and results stabilise, you can maintain benefits with regular weekly or biweekly sessions.
Can I combine dry floatation with other therapies?
Absolutely. Dry floatation works perfectly alongside HBOT, Red Light Therapy, Cryotherapy, and IV Drips — it helps the body integrate and amplify the restorative effects of other treatments.
What will I feel afterwards?
Most people feel calm, light, and refreshed. It’s common to notice clearer thinking, better sleep, or a relaxed body sensation that can last for hours or even days.
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