Therabody offers a range of wellness devices, including Theragun percussive massage devices, compression products, skincare devices, vibration products, and other personal wellness tools. Product selection and availability may vary by retailer and collection.

Therabody advises against using Theragun devices directly on areas such as the face, head, throat, neck, genitalia, open wounds, bruises, bony areas, and areas with certain injuries or medical conditions. The company's precautions also identify circumstances where professional medical advice may be appropriate before use. Users should follow the safety instructions for their specific model.

Some Therabody products are designed with portability in mind, including compact Theragun models and other rechargeable devices. Whether a particular product is suitable for air travel depends on its battery, size, accessories, and applicable airline requirements. Check the product specifications and current airline rules before traveling.

Whether you can take a Theragun on an airplane depends on the specific model's battery specifications and the airline's current baggage requirements. Because Theragun devices use rechargeable batteries, check the model's specifications and your airline's current lithium-battery and baggage rules before traveling. Requirements may vary between airlines and jurisdictions.

Some Therabody products are listed as HSA/FSA eligible, where applicable. Eligibility can vary by product and individual plan, so check the product listing and confirm the applicable requirements with your HSA/FSA provider before purchasing.

Yes. Therabody's TheraFace collection includes LED skincare devices such as the TheraFace Mask and TheraFace Mask Glo. Depending on the model, these devices use combinations of red, infrared, and blue LED light. Refer to the specific product page and manufacturer's documentation for current regulatory and product information.

Usage instructions vary by TheraFace model. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for session duration, frequency, and device placement. Review the product's safety information before use, particularly if you have photosensitivity concerns, are taking photosensitizing medications, or have recently undergone a facial procedure. If you are unsure whether the device is appropriate for you, consult a qualified healthcare professional.