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Overview Top Picks How to Choose Compare Benefits Brands Space Ownership Learn FAQ Massage Chairs Massage Chairs — Kahuna Chair, KoziSense & More, Starting at $1,799 Peak Primal Wellness carries massage chairs from Kahuna Chair, KoziSense Massage Chair, Medical Breakthrough, and Nubis, covering everything from compact entry models to clinical-grade recliners. Prices run from $1,799 to $17,999, so there is a massage chair for home use at almost any serious budget. Most buyers fall into one of two camps: people dealing with chronic back or neck tension who want daily, repeatable relief, and people who simply want to decompress after work without scheduling an appointment. Either way, the decision is mostly about track length, roller dimension, and how much floor space you can spare. Getting those three things right matters far more than chasing the highest feature count. Entry Point: The KoziSense KZ-A18 3D SL-Track Massage Chair starts at $1,400, making it the most accessible model in the collection. It delivers 3D roller movement along a full SL-track and is a practical first chair for daily use. Premium Flagship: The Kahuna Dios-1288 tops the collection at $17,999 and pairs an 8D Dual Air Tech roller system with a 54-inch SL-track and a dedicated brain relaxation program. It is the closest thing to a professional treatment room in a residential setting. Jade Stone Heating: The KoziSense KZ-313 integrates genuine jade stone heating panels, a feature associated with far-infrared warmth that penetrates deeper than standard heated pads. Available in white or black-and-brown at $2,100. Athletic Recovery: The Kahuna Dios-7300 ($8,999) combines 7D dual-core rollers with dedicated calf kneading and SL-track coverage, making it well suited for athletes managing post-training soreness in the legs and lumbar region. Daily Wellness: The KoziSense KZ-L66 ($6,000) offers Thai stretch programming alongside zero gravity recline, a combination that supports spinal decompression