Alternativhälsan Östermalm returns for its fourth order

Four of our technologies are represented at Alternativälsan

Our customer Alternativälsan Östermalm who operates Stockholm's largest floating centre, have chosen us as their supplier for their latest expansion. They invested in the first technology via us in November 2023, which was Zerobody Dry Floating. They, like many others, wanted to offer effective flotation treatments, but without the customer having to get wet or shower and change.

Zerobody Dry Floating It was quickly a successful treatment. and already the following month, Alternativälsan chose to invest in our Red Light Solo red light panel - which incorporates both red light and near infrared (NIR) light - to complement their range of treatments and provide the client with a more complete wellness experience.

This combination of red light therapy and dry floating It soon became a fully booked concept. that generated a lot of new customers and amazing results:

“Tried red light therapy with subsequent floating and it was a wonderfully comfortable experience, physically very emollient and comfortable and the floating provided a very nice soothing relaxing sensual journey” — Lars-Erik E.

It wasn't long before it was time for the next investment, and what better to combine with red light therapy & floating, than the world's first dry ice bath?

In April 2024, we delivered Sweden's first Zerobody Cryo (the world's first dry ice bath) to Alternativälsan Östermalm. And wow, what a response!

“Wow, I'm legitimately blown away by this establishment! I tried the ice bath, red light therapy and the dry floating and I feel FANTASTIC”

“Tried Zerobody Cryo and dry floating and it was a magical experience.”

Will definitely try this again! I felt incredibly relaxed after trying Zerobody Cryo, red light therapy and Dry floating. Very good treatment by professional staff.

After continued success and increased growth, the owners Johan and Veronica chose to invest in an additional red-light panel, in order to meet the growing demand for treatments.