Sometimes it can take more than just watching peaceful videos to help yourself relax and unwind. Stressful jobs, working long hours, lack of sleep — these can all affect your quality of life. So it's essential to take any chance you can to do things like getting a massage to help you relax.

Unfortunately, paying for a massage every week, or every day for that matter, isn't practical unless you're uber-rich. But right now, you can purchase the AIR-C + HEAT for just $169.99 as a part of our Memorial Day Sale before May 31. This full leg massage and heat treatment device might give you the relief you're looking for, and it's 31% off the $189 MSRP — no coupon necessary! 

If you're feeling built-up tension in your legs from standing long hours, the AIR-C + HEAT delivers an air compression massage that may relieve pain, increase blood flow, and decrease inflammation. The rip-stop fabric provides superior compression, and the massager offers several adjustable features, including three different heat levels, to target specific needs. Additionally, you can control the intensity level from the mode settings. 

With all of these pain-relieving features combined into one product, it comes as no surprise that AIR-C + HEAT has such high ratings. One verified user particularly enjoyed the heat options, sharing, "This product really provided a great message. The addition of heat made it all the more special." Another verified reviewer even said that it helped with an affliction that his wife faces: "It's helping with my wife's restless leg syndrome. She is loving the heat and massage. It seems to calm her restless leg syndrome."

You can purchase AIR-C + HEAT: Full Leg Massage + Heat Treatment for just $169.99 as a part of our Memorial Day Sale. That's 31% off when you purchase it before the sale ends on May 31.

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