I have a few stories to relate about my ThermoSpa. I am a Registered Nurse. A few years ago I injured my back while lifting a 400 pound patient who fell on the floor. After three months of physical therapy, I finally went back to nursing but into a job where lifting was no longer required. My back still bothered me and I was extremely cautious when ever I bent over. My husband and I recently moved to Florida and one of our first purchases was a ThermoSpa. When you say, “We make water therapy!” you aren’t kidding. My back has never felt so good! We are renovating a home on the water and dug a pond, and the ThermoSpa feels wonderful after all our hard work.

I also recently had surgery on my foot. My doctor sent me for whirlpool therapy. All I could think of was sitting in a whirlpool like my ThermoSpa. When I arrived, they put my foot into one of those portable footbaths that you can buy for under $50. Needless to say, the foot jets on my ThermoSpa did a lot more for my foot than all that physical therapy. For the cost of that physical therapy, I could have owned another ThermoSpa. A friend of mine has Multiple Sclerosis and was afraid to get into my ThermoSpa. She said her doctor told her it would be too stimulating. We got her into the spa and adjusted the jets so we all enjoyed the power of the spa while she had no jets directly on her. She Loved It! Said she had the best night sleep ever.

We have another friend with high blood pressure who said they could not use the spa. I checked their blood pressure before and after using the spa, and their blood pressure actually went down. (We keep our water temperature between 99 and 100 degrees. )

We have had a lot of company since we moved to Florida and everyone is pleasantly surprised over how wonderful they feel after using the spa. When we get those jets cranking who wouldn’t feel good?

Sincerely,

Beverly Saltonstall