Frequently Asked Questions
Float Therapy
Do I need to bring anything?
Can I drown if I fall asleep?
No, many people fall asleep while floating. The water is so buoyant it is physically impossible for you to sink. The worst that can happen is getting woken up by a bit of salt water in your eyes.
What should I wear?
We recommend floating in the nude. Each suite is private and equipped with a shower. You will enter the tank immediately after you shower. Bathing suits can create pressure points around the body, and may become a distraction and disrupt your experience.
Can I float if I am pregnant?
Can more than one person float at a time?
Yes. You can either book two individual sessions or if you are looking to float with a partner, you can book our deluxe suite which will accomodate two people floating together.
Salt Therapy
What time should I arrive for my session?
Please arrive 15 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment. This gives you time to settle in and visit the restroom in order to ensure an uninterrupted session.
What should I wear during the Salt Cave session?
Are drinks or food allowed during the Salt Cave session?
What do I do during the Salt Cave session?
How long are the Salt Cave sessions?
What will happen if I arrive late to my scheduled session?
Are there any physical reactions to expect during the Salt Cave session?
Who can benefit from Halotherapy?
Salt/Halotherapy has been proven to benefit those who suffer from the following conditions: Allergies, Asthma, Acne, Immune System Deficiencies, Respiratory Conditions, Bronchitis, Cystic Fibrosis, Cold and Flu, Cough, Infections, Eczema, Emphysema, Nasal Congestion, Psoriasis, Sinus Infections, and Snoring.
How often should I do Halotherapy?
What is The Salt Cave Cancellation Policy?
If you have a party of 5 or more, 24 hours is required to avoid a cancellation fee of $15/person.