Therabody

The Pro Plus G6 uses the QX150 motor — Therabody’s most powerful — and adds LED light therapy, heat therapy, cold therapy, and vibration to the core percussive mechanism. That makes it a five-in-one device. The Prime G6 uses the QX55 motor with the same 16mm amplitude and delivers core percussive therapy with app connectivity. Both reach the same muscle depth; the Pro Plus G6 adds the additional modalities around the percussive treatment. Most buyers who want a dedicated massage gun choose the Prime G6. Users running multi-modal recovery protocols typically step to the Pro Plus G6.

The JetBoots use sequential pneumatic compression — a series of chambers that inflate in order from the foot upward, mimicking the graduated pressure sequence used in sports medicine recovery rooms. This promotes blood and fluid movement from the extremities toward the core, which supports the removal of metabolic byproducts from muscles after high-intensity training. The JetBoots PRO Plus adds LED light therapy and vibration to the compression cycle. They connect to the Therabody app for session customization. They’re designed for endurance athletes, runners, cyclists, and team sport players who deal with significant lower-leg fatigue. They are not a medical device and are not intended to treat DVT, lymphedema, or circulatory disorders — consult a physician before use if you have a circulatory condition.

The TheraFace Pro adapts the percussive mechanism for facial use with a smaller, lower-amplitude attachment designed for the face’s more delicate tissue. It also includes interchangeable LED rings delivering red and near-infrared wavelengths across the face, and a microcurrent attachment that delivers a mild electrical current used in professional facial treatments. It is not the same device as a Theragun held against your face — the head, attachment, and motor profile are purpose-designed for facial use. TheraFace Mask and Mask Glo deliver the LED protocol without the percussive and microcurrent components, for buyers who want the light therapy only.

The Lounger and a massage chair solve different problems. The Lounger uses vibroacoustic technology — low-frequency vibration transmitted through a zero-gravity chair frame — to produce a systemic nervous system response rather than a local muscle treatment. The stimulus targets the autonomic nervous system rather than specific muscle groups. It’s designed for down-regulation, stress response reduction, and passive recovery rather than active muscle treatment. A massage chair physically manipulates muscle tissue. They are complementary tools, not direct alternatives. Buyers who want targeted muscle relief typically start with a Theragun or a massage chair; buyers who want a passive, ambient recovery environment often gravitate toward the Lounger after that.

Yes — all Therabody products ship free to the contiguous 48 states. Therabody products are eligible for return within 30 days in original condition. Restocking fees may apply on certain returns — call us at (888) 500-5675 before initiating a return so we can confirm the applicable policy for your specific product. If you receive a defective unit, we handle the manufacturer warranty process directly.

Yes. Recovery Room Direct is an authorized dealer of Therabody products. Every Theragun, JetBoots, TheraFace, Lounger, and ThermBack purchased through our store ships through authorized distribution channels, carries the manufacturer’s full warranty, and qualifies for Therabody’s customer support and service infrastructure. Purchasing from an unauthorized reseller can void your manufacturer warranty. Every order placed here is documented, covered, and backed by both Recovery Room Direct and Therabody directly.