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Different people float for different reasons. Below you'll find just a few of the reasons people are using float tanks.
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Floating for AnxietyFloating for Traumatic Brain Injury |
Floating for FibromyalgiaFloating for Athletes |
EVOLUTION FLOAT POD
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QUEST FLOAT SUITE
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Not sure which room is right for you?
You can always book a free private tour and ask our friendly and knowledgeable staff. Or, just give us a call at 406.493.0502! |
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Get $30 Off Your First Float Session!Book a 60-Minute Float Session in either tank and get your first float for just $49. Click the button below and fill out your information. It will ask you to input a credit card but don't worry - you won't be charged until you come in. At checkout, just let us know that it's your first time and we'll give you the discount.
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No LightA float tank is a room within a room. The outer room lets in very little light and the inner room (the lid or door of the tank) creates a pitch black environment when the lights are shut off. You can also leave the lights on if you prefer.
No SoundEver try to meditate when there are dogs barking or car horns honking right outside the window? Our 8" thick, rock wool insulated, soundproofed rooms will stop almost all of that. Or, choose from a selection of meditation music.
No Gravity - 1,200 lbs of Epsom Salt1,200 pounds of Epsom Salt dissolved in 12" of water provides density and allows the user to float effortlessly along the surface of the water. This low-gravity environment naturally takes pressure off aching joints and muscles.
Not Hot or Cold - 93.5 DegreesFloat tanks are heated to slightly above skin temperature. The solution should feel warm and comfortable and over the time of your float, feel like nothing at all. The air is also heated to match the water and dissolves completely.
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Dr. John C Lilly |
The first tank was designed in 1954 by John C. Lilly, an American physician and neuroscientist. He designed the tank to study the origins of consciousness by cutting off all external stimuli.
His research took a controversial turn in the 1960s. That’s when he began experimenting with sensory deprivation while under the effects of LSD, a hallucinogenic, and ketamine, a fast-acting anesthetic that is known for its ability to sedate and create a trance-like state. In the 1970s, commercial float tanks were created and began being studied for possible health benefits. These days, finding a sensory deprivation tank is easy, with float centers and spas offering float therapy all over the world. |
20 x 50 pound bags of Epsom Salt [PC: FLOAT MADISON]
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Each of our tanks holds over 1,000 pounds of pharmaceutical grade Epsom Salt. All this Epsom Salt makes the water so dense that you can float on top of it, like the Dead Sea or the Great Salt Lake (but even saltier).
Epsom Salt is just Magnesium Sulfate chemically speaking and it can be absorbed through the skin. This allows the body to uptake all that magnesium and that has huge benefits. As much as 75% of the population of the US is not getting the recommended amount of magnesium and that can lead to major health complications like fatigue, mental illness and insomnia. [...] |
