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Our float tanks collection features Dreampod home float tanks and float pods, so you can float at home on your own schedule. The lineup includes the Home Float FLEX ($5,500), Home Float Pro ($8,500), Mineral Soaker ($8,500) and Home Float Tank Plus ($11,000), along with the Sport ($17,500), V2 ($21,500) and Vmax ($23,500) Float Pods. Prices run from $5,500 to $23,500.

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Choosing a Home Float Tank

The Dreampod Home Float models are the most budget-friendly way to bring floating home, while the Sport, V2 and Vmax Float Pods sit at the top of the range. Before you order, measure the room where the tank will go and plan for floor support, power and water access, since a filled tank is heavy. We also carry Dreampod 25 Filter Bags for Home Pro and 1.0 chillers ($128) and care supplies like the Dreampod Hydrogen Peroxide Test Kit. Building a full recovery space? Browse our cold plunges too.

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Home Float Tank FAQs

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How much does a home float tank cost?

Our Dreampod float tanks range from $5,500 for the Home Float FLEX to $23,500 for the Vmax Float Pod. The Home Float models run $5,500 to $11,000, and the Sport, V2 and Vmax Float Pods run $17,500 to $23,500.

Does a float tank really work?

Experiences vary from person to person. Many people float simply to relax, but results are individual, so talk with your doctor if you have a specific health goal in mind.

How sanitary are home float tanks?

A home tank stays clean when the water is filtered and treated as the manufacturer directs. Dreampod supplies we carry include filter bags ($128), a hydrogen peroxide test kit ($54.99), H2O2 test strips ($32) and a multi-chemical test kit ($79.99).

How often should you use a float tank?

There is no single rule; how often you float is a personal choice. Owning a home float tank means you can float whenever it fits your routine instead of booking sessions.

Who should not do float therapy?

As general guidance, anyone who is pregnant, has open cuts or skin conditions, or has a medical condition such as epilepsy or a heart condition should check with a doctor before floating.

How can I get help choosing a float tank?

Call us at 512-777-0154 or reach out through our contact page, and we can help you compare Dreampod models for your space.