Avoid caffeinated beverages for several hours beforehand to reduce the chances of having the jitters. Don't shave or wax at least 8-12 hours since the salt water can irritate your skin. Eating a light meal about an hour to 90 minutes ahead of time stops your stomach from sounding like an angry monster while you float. Other than that there is no specific preparation needed.

If you have longer hair, you may want to bring a comb. Also, something to put your contact lenses into while you're in the tank. Other than that, we provide everything you need (one towel, earplugs, body wash/shampoo…) Each room is fully private and you go into the tanks nude so there's no need to bring a bathing suit. Robes, flip flops and an extra towel are available only upon request.

Once you're inside the tanks, the experience is practically identical in all of them. The main difference is the height. The float rooms/pod also have light switch inside so that you can turn lights on and off any time you want.

We follow the strict guidelines of the worldwide float tank association (FTA). Our floatation equipment is cleaned after each and every float through a four step process:

1.) Each tank/pod/cabin has its own individual pool filtration and sanitation equipment

2.) Filters run 24 hours a day for most types of float tanks and only stop when someone is actually floating.

3.) After each 60 min float session the filtration runs a minimum of four cycles

4.) The highly saline solution of a float tank is antibacterial due to the high concentration of salt.

5.) Tanks also have UV light and ozone for additional sanitation

6.) Tanks are dosed with a very specific amount of 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide every day

7.) All suites are surface wiped multiple times a day and between each session with white vinegar, simply green or other EPA approved cleaning agents.

8.) Every guest is asked to shower BEFORE and after their float and discouraged from wearing a bathing suit as a clean, showered body is best for our pristine float environment.

Nope. Some people fall asleep but the water is so buoyant that you stay afloat. The worst that can happen is maybe getting a bit of salt water in your eyes.

No! Your skin doesn't even prune up and it becomes silky soft afterwards!

Being in the tanks is more like floating in outer space than being shut in a box. You're always in control of your environment and even people with extreme claustrophobia have reported having no problems with their time in the tank.

Pregnant women love floating! There is even a special position you can float in that relieves all of the weight of the baby off of the mother's body. If you are in your third trimester or have any concerns please consult with your physician prior to booking your appointment.

There aren't any latches on the tank doors and you can get out anytime. That said, the 60-minutes usually goes by faster than you would expect.

The first float tank was developed in 1954. These involved full submersion in water and a breathing device that completely covered your face. The first lay down commercial tanks were invented in the early 70's.