FORT COLLINS, Colo. — Theralieve is highlighting its Aqualieve Fire & Ice Recliner as an option for wellness centers, fitness facilities, spas, and recovery studios looking to offer clients more choice in temperature-based sessions.

Aqualieve brings warming, cooling, and massage options together in a reclining format. Facilities can use the system’s available settings to offer different experiences within one station, according to the product’s operating instructions.

“Clients have different preferences when it comes to wellness,” said a Theralieve spokesperson. “Some are interested in a refreshing cooling session, while others prefer warmth or massage. Aqualieve gives facilities a way to offer those choices in a comfortable setting.”

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A Different Format From Cold-Water Immersion

Cold-water immersion requires clients to enter a bath or plunge pool. Aqualieve offers a seated or reclining format, allowing clients to explore the cooling options available on the system without entering water.

The experiences are different and should be described as such. Facilities can explain what a chair session involves, help clients understand the available settings, and follow the manufacturer’s guidance for each session.

One System With Several Wellness Options

In addition to cooling, Aqualieve offers warming and massage features. This gives businesses flexibility when designing a service menu and allows clients to choose an experience that appeals to them.

Facilities considering the system should review the current product specifications, available programs, compatible accessories, space requirements, and operating instructions. Staff training and a clear explanation of the client experience are also important parts of introducing any new equipment.

Aqualieve can be offered as a standalone wellness session or alongside other services in a facility’s broader menu. Theralieve also provides equipment across dry hydrotherapy, compression, light-based wellness, vibration, and other categories.

Temperature-based equipment may not be appropriate for everyone. Clients should follow facility guidance, and anyone with a health concern or uncertainty about using the equipment should consult a qualified healthcare professional. Aqualieve should be presented according to its intended use and should not be described as a treatment for a medical condition.

About Theralieve

Theralieve provides equipment and support for businesses building wellness and recovery spaces. Its product range includes dry hydrotherapy, massage, temperature-based experiences, compression, light-based systems, and other wellness technologies.