Massage chairs - facts and myths

Is it true that a massage chair is only suitable for a grand estate? And can you really get such a massage for 5 PLN at a shopping mall? 

We are tackling popular claims about massage chairs!

Myth: A massage chair requires a lot of space

Fact: A massage chair fits into any interior 

You can find our massage chairs even in small apartments.
All models recline forward, so they can be placed just a few centimeters from a wall. Furthermore, massage chairs come in various sizes - for small interiors, it is enough to choose a compact model, such as Betasonic II or Ecosonic.

Myth: A massage chair is an expensive gadget

Fact: It is a device for prevention, rehabilitation, and relaxation for the whole family 

Buying a massage chair is a great investment in the health of the entire family. A daily massage will help loosen tight muscles, restore flexibility and mobility to the body, and also help relax a stressed mind.

For people struggling with various types of ailments, the chair can provide daily support for rehabilitation, athletes will appreciate sessions after training, and stressed individuals will feel mental relief. 

Massage is a wonderful form of health prevention.  

Myth: A massage chair? I know them from the shopping mall.

Fact: You won't find such technologically advanced chairs in shopping malls.

Most often, a person who says, "I once had a massage in such a chair while shopping," is truly shocked when sitting in our chairs. The surprise is always in Casada's favor ;)

Why is that? The chairs you sometimes encounter in "relaxation zones" in shopping malls are very simple devices: they perform a basic back massage and calf compression massage. Given their location, lack of supervision, conditions (the person being massaged sits in outerwear, often clutching a shopping bag), and high foot traffic - it is no wonder that these are not chairs with "space-age" technology.  

Myth: A massage chair is only for healthy people 

Fact: Chairs are also used by people with serious conditions, e.g., neurological or orthopedic issues 

A massage chair can be very helpful in the daily rehabilitation of people with paresis or spasticity. It is purchased with people with autism, multiple sclerosis, or musculoskeletal disorders in mind.
In such cases, however, you should always consult the purchase with your attending physician or physiotherapist.

Myth: A massage chair is expensive to maintain  

Fact: After buying a massage chair, you will practically not notice a difference in your electricity bill

Massage chairs are energy-efficient devices. Their rated power is 15 - 220 Watts. The power of a kettle or an iron, on the other hand, is about 2000 - 2300 Watts. 

If this example seems unrepresentative to you because you don't make tea and only use an iron occasionally, let's look at the refrigerator. 

The power consumption generated by a standard refrigerator is up to about 200 Watts. The monthly electricity cost is therefore below 20.00 PLN. And we use the refrigerator non-stop, around the clock...    

Myth: To buy a chair, you have to be "technologically" savvy.

Fact: Casada massage chairs are operated intuitively

Operating a massage chair is not like solving quantum equations. We design the remotes for our devices so that everyone - even those unfamiliar with smartphones and tablets - can handle them without any problems. 

A massage is meant to be a relaxing experience, and changing its mode must be done at the touch of a finger - literally.  

We hope we have managed to dispel all the myths that circulate about massage chairs. If you have any more up your sleeve, be sure to send them to us. We will tackle them! ;)