I thought I would give gravity floatation a try as I'm currently recovering from glandular fever and I am willing to try ANYTHING to reduce my fatigue. Anti-gravity floating claims it 'may' help with relaxation, recovery, sleep, pain relief and creativity & learning. Personally, it only hit the mark with the relaxation. In saying that, it is still a great experience which I would encourage people to try. The floatation pods contain liquid which is a solution of 600kg of epsom salts and water. The salt concentration is what causes your body to float on top of the water. The liquid is set to body temperature, so you cannot notice the water on your skin- hence the 'floating sensation'. There is a light switch inside the pod to control the pod lighting, and a neck pillow is also provided (which I needed to use to support my neck). Earplugs are also provided, so it is essentially complete sensory deprivation. Inside each room/suite there is a pod, shower, soap, conditioner and a towel. The best way I can describe the experience is like the meditation portion at the end of a yoga class, but even better. I found my muscles relaxed a lot more freely due to the anti-gravity. Once I stopped worrying about where my body was facing inside the pod, and whether I was going to bump into the sides, it was a very calming environment. Currently there is an introductory offer for new clients- $150 for 3 x 1hour float sessions (valid for 12 months). This equates to ~$49 per float, the normal casual rate is $79 per 1 hour float. My only criticism is that the hairdryers provided are cold air only- my hair was never going to dry using the hairdryers supplied! read more