I have been going to Float Life sporadically for a couple years. Here are a couple things I really like. 1. They say my name and greet me when I come in using my name. That is customer service 101 that many places fail at. They got it nailed. Helps folks feel like they belong and they are special. They also smile...kind of a big deal. 2. They continually improve. Each time I go I see small changes that help my experience to be better. Better shelves that my jewelry doesn't fall through, better head floaty things, moving the spray bottle and washcloth to a better spot in a salt emergency. 3. They often offer deals that really are kind to my weak budget so I can have those champagne experiences on a beer budget. 4. They have a massage therapist onsite so I can really do some serious self-care and have a float and a massage in one day. Glad they are here and will keep going. read more

hands down the best thing i've ever done for my stress related anxiety. I called the facility and they were able to fit me in a couple hours later. I arrived with no problem and was able to check in right away. Tyler, one of the owners, then gave me the option to chose from either water, coffee, or tea and I chose water, which I would suggest everyone do so as the the salt does get to you after a while and you do dry up. he showed me into my room and after he asked why I was there I told him to release stress and hopefully do something good for my back. he then kindly said he'd be right back and brought me a foamy, somewhat like a traveling pillow, to use rather than the ones that are provided by default. I thank him for that as I tried both and the one he brought me was more relaxing. he then gave me tips and tricks to optimize my time there. if you wear contacts, I suggest you don't! also DO NOT freshly shave before going. I did and while it did burn, it did go away but I wish I hadn't. also bring water like I said before because the salt does dry you up. I will be definitely coming back. while i was pretty nervous about closing the lid all the way and turning off the music and the light like he suggested, i'm glad i did because after i did that, I felt SO relaxed to the point that I even cried. a definite recommendation to everyone looking to try something relaxing out of the ordinary spa. read more

Float Life - Vitamins & Supplements Near Me - Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin

Everyone should experience a sensory-deprivation tank, at least once. Each pod contains around 200 gallons of water with 1,000 pounds of Epsom salt. The salt creates buoyant water enabling your body to float. There are hundreds of reasons to go experience this: meditation, exercise/ training/ injury recovery, insomnia, relaxation, wellbeing, pregnancy, PTSD treatment, etc. The salt also is beneficiary for your hair, skin, and body. This also includes a cleansing and detox of your body. I chose Float Life because it close to my place, available parking, and cheaper than most float pod companies. Thanks to Groupon it was $40 for a 60-minute float, which is no longer valid. Prices are $70 for 60-minutes, $90 for 90-minutes. Use promo code Try60 for $20 off. Memberships are also available. The lobby is clean and smaller. Staff is friendly and spends 10 minutes thoroughly explaining standard safety, tips, and facts. Ask any and all the questions you want. Our staff member knew all the answers. I scheduled my Float just a day in advance online at floatlifewi.com, or you can call. My friend scheduled her Float at the same time as mine, but a lot of people just go by themselves. Showers and shampoo are in the room. They also supply makeup wipes, petroleum jell for cuts, and earplugs, which they strongly advise. A spray water bottle and dry cloth is located in the pod to use if you get salt in your eye. Do not wipe your face or eyes and you won't have a problem. I turned the room lights completely off and turned the music in the pod to soft. PITCH BLACK-- so, I ended up turning the pod light to dim. The first 20 minutes I was anxious and couldn't lay still. After that, I felt meditated and calm. I never felt claustrophobic. My advice is to know exactly where the music and light buttons are before you turn the room lights off. The last thing you want to be doing is fumbling around in the dark. My friend said that she couldn't lay still. This is not for everyone, but we are glad we tried it! My favorite result from this experience is that I had a great night sleep that night. read more

My fiancé and I have been here several times to float. This place is clean, staff is nice, and it's sooooo relaxing. If you have never floated before it is definitely a strange experience. I recommend starting with 90 minutes for the first time. It takes a while to really calm down and relax so the extra time provides a buffer. We do 60 minute sessions now and they are so amazing. I personally don't use the music or the light since the whole point is sensory deprivation. I look forward to trying their massage services soon as well. read more

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Used a Groupon and had a great experience ! The facility is clean, and staff took the time to explain how to float in great detail. Remember to take any eye makeup off, and be very careful to avoid touching your eye area... salt water is painful! read more

Float Life - Awesome combination of color therapy, relaxation and floating - Vitamins & Supplements Near Me - Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin

I had my first float in late September. The man who checked me in and showed me to my room was very kind and explained everything to me that I could expect for my first experience. The float room was very luxurious feeling and spa-like. The float itself was also very enjoyable after I got past the itchy sensation from the salt (I have dry/sensitive skin so I didn't put two and two together that it might be an issue). After my 90 minute session, I cleaned up and went to leave, but no one was in the reception area or in the building for all I knew, it turned into a ghost town (which was a little weird). Overall, I might consider trying it again, it was a nice way to unwind. read more

Great float center in the Milwaukee area. I found the parking very easily and made my way inside. Staff greeted me when I walked in to their beautiful lobby. It turns out the staff working were 2 of the owners which was cool. They were very accommodating and knowledgeable. They have 3 beautiful float pod rooms, and also had a massage therapist who is part of the business somehow. A float and massage in the same day is incredible- do it when you can. The space was very comfortable. That piece of artwork in the lobby was incredible. I love the colors and the floor. Overall awesome vibe. Thanks for bringing floating to the area! read more

I got into the tank and I couldn't warm up. I was told to push the button for music..kept pushing..nothing so I gave up. All I could think about was that I was cold. Kept trying to relax and float like I was in the ocean. The ear plugs hurt so I removed them. I could care less if I got salt in my ears. About 10 minutes later a voice comes on and then music starts. Cold..want to get out..wait..no.. forget it..not relaxing. I just had a mind blowing massage from Andy of Nelipots Mind & Body Rejuvenation in the same office space and this killed the whole experience. F#@k it..I felt my way in the dark..couldn't find the button for the light and just opened up the pod and jumped into the hot shower. When I came out I told the owner?Mgr? that i exited very early because I was cold and his response was "oh well it was 1 degree off and yes technical problem with the sound". Good customer service would've been "So sorry i can offer you 50% off on your next float". or SOMETHING! but that didnt happen so there won't be a next time for me or all the people who asked me how it was. Shame on you for not having good business ethics. read more

I've been to Float Life four times now (going again this weekend!) and signed up as a member immediately after my first float (through Groupon). This place is fantastic - and I try to get there at least once a month! It's fairly large with 3 separate float pod rooms equipped with a full shower including soap and shampoo. You're also provided towels and washcloths, earplugs to keep the salt water out of your ears (and Vaseline to put on any open wounds to help keep the salt water out) and a headrest if you want to use it. The pods are large and super clean with a high concentration of salt which works wonders on aching muscles. You can choose to keep lights on or off, lid open or closed and listen to music or not - it's really an individualized experience. Afterward you can again shower and then they have an outside area (semi private) where you can blow dry your hair (blow-dryers supplied!) and put on your makeup, etc. The staff, who I believe are the three owners, are all super helpful and pleasant to work with. And they have long hours, every day of the week! The space also shares a separate large massage room run by Andy Vyvyan, who owns Nelipots Massage. Andy specializes in massage - all modalities, Reiki and more. I've seen him twice and he is awesome! This is really a special place offering a wonderful respite for the soul and sore muscles. I highly recommend both Float Life and Nelipots!!! read more

What a great experience! Staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. Each room has it's own pod and also it's own private shower. Very clean facility with a top notch product. Makes you feel like a new person when you're done! If you have any pain in your muscles/joints this will be your savior! Will absolutely be a returning customer read more

I had a massage with Becky, and had to go back a week later for another massage. Becky is very talented and so gets it. Next time I am in town, a Becky massage will be a must. do. read more