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Recovery equipment: models and prices
Hyperbaric chambers, cryotherapy, compression, massage, PEMF and oxygen equipment. Compare models and configurable options.
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FlexPulse Wireless TENS & EMS Pads
Compact wireless electrode pads for electrical stimulation, with shapes to suit different areas. TENS may provide temporary pain relief for some users; suitability and placement matter.
Rp 4.000.000
≈ $225.84 · Per unit
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MotionHand Hand & Arm Training System
A hand-training glove, compact base and tablet interface for supervised movement practice. Select attachments around the therapist’s programme and the person’s abilities.
Rp 50.000.000
≈ $2,822.94 · Per unit
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Five Elements Rest Field Seat — Heated Seat Mat
Add local warmth to a seated rest without a full-length mat.
Rp 8.010.783
≈ $452.28 · Per unit
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Five Elements Rest Field Chair — Heated Chair Mat
Extend a seated warming setup along a chair-shaped surface.
Rp 10.561.311
≈ $596.28 · Per unit
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Five Elements Rest Field Body — Heated Body Mat
Create a full-length warming surface for a reclined rest.
Rp 22.782.591
≈ $1,286.28 · Per unit
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Five Elements Rest Field Waist — Heated Waist Belt
Keep adjustable warmth around a local waist-area setup.
Rp 8.595.279
≈ $485.28 · Per unit
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Five Elements AirGo Mini — Mini Oxygen Concentrator
Compare a compact oxygen device for an individually prescribed oxygen plan.
Rp 18.597.600
≈ $1,050 · Per unit
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Five Elements AirGo Carry — Portable Oxygen Concentrator
Keep prescribed pulse-dose oxygen support in a portable format.
Rp 19.483.200
≈ $1,100 · Per unit
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Five Elements AirHome Five — 5 L/min Oxygen Concentrator
Plan a stationary oxygen setup around a prescribed flow requirement.
Rp 15.055.200
≈ $850 · Per unit
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Five Elements AirGo Journey — Portable Oxygen Concentrator
Compare a portable oxygen configuration by its prescribed delivery needs.
Rp 32.767.200
≈ $1,850 · Per unit
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Five Elements AirGo Horizon — Portable Oxygen Concentrator
Assess a mid-range pulse-output option for a matched portable oxygen plan.
Rp 37.195.200
≈ $2,100 · Per unit
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Five Elements AirGo Summit — Portable Oxygen Concentrator
Compare the higher listed pulse output in this portable oxygen selection.
Rp 41.623.200
≈ $2,350 · Per unit
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Five Elements FlowBoots Essential — Wireless Compression Boots
Hands-free leg massage for a restful break after activity.
Rp 9.741.600
≈ $550 · Per unit
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Five Elements FlowBoots Plus — Wireless Compression Boots
Adjust the feel of a leg-massage break with a wider choice of compression settings.
Rp 12.398.400
≈ $700 · Per unit
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Five Elements FlowBoots Light — Compression Boots
A leg-massage break with adjustable compression and a separately specified light option.
Rp 15.055.200
≈ $850 · Per unit
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Five Elements FlowBoots Remote — Compression Boots with Handheld Controller
Rest tired legs with compression massage controlled from a convenient handheld remote.
Rp 13.284.000
≈ $750 · Per unit
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Five Elements FlowCalf Compact — Calf Compression Massager
A focused calf-massage break when full-length compression boots are unnecessary.
Rp 6.199.200
≈ $350 · Per unit
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Five Elements FlowBody Hip — Leg and Hip Compression System
A seated compression-massage routine with coverage extending toward the hips.
Rp 19.483.200
≈ $1,100 · Per unit
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Five Elements Pulse Motion — Variable-Amplitude Massage Gun
Massage tired muscles after a busy day or training, with a lighter adjustable grip.
Rp 3.896.640
≈ $220 · Per unit
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Five Elements Pulse Motion Plus — Variable-Amplitude Massage Gun
Target a feeling of muscle tightness with adjustable massage depth and easier reach.
Rp 6.199.200
≈ $350 · Per unit
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Five Elements Pulse Motion Max — Variable-Amplitude Massage Gun
A substantial handheld massage option for users who want an adjustable, stronger-feeling stroke.
Rp 7.970.400
≈ $450 · Per unit
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Five Elements Pulse Studio — Massage Gun
Unwind with a consistent massage stroke while changing the rhythm and angle to suit the area.
Rp 5.667.840
≈ $320 · Per unit
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Five Elements Ease Neck — Shoulder and Neck Massager
Unwind with neck-and-shoulder massage and optional warmth while sitting.
Rp 3.188.160
≈ $180 · Per unit
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Five Elements Ease Knee — Knee and Leg Massager
A comfortable knee-area massage break combining selected compression, warmth and vibration.
Rp 3.188.160
≈ $180 · Per unit
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Five Elements Ice Water Circulation 8L
Cool a local area through a wrap while remaining outside the water.
Rp 6.199.200
≈ $350 · Per unit
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Five Elements Cold Compression 2.5L
Combine local cold with adjustable compression in a smaller reservoir format.
Rp 16.826.400
≈ $950 · Per unit
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Five Elements Hot & Cold Thermoelectric
Choose local cold or warmth without preparing and replenishing ice.
Rp 30.996.000
≈ $1,750 · Per unit
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Five Elements Hot & Cold Compressor
Set up local cold and warmth with compressor cooling and no ice preparation.
Rp 52.250.400
≈ $2,950 · Per unit
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Hyperbaric chamber Pro 2.0 ATA
Plan a reclined chamber setup for professionally supervised hyperbaric care.
Rp 368.409.600
≈ $20,800 · Per unit
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Sit-in hyperbaric chamber 1.5 ATA
Compare a seated chamber when that position suits the intended supervised care.
Rp 131.068.800
≈ $7,400 · Per unit
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Electric cryotherapy chamber
Create a dedicated, supervised cold-air experience without a nitrogen supply workflow.
Rp 1.239.840.000
≈ $70,000 · Per unit
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IHHT altitude training station
Organise supervised oxygen-interval sessions with monitoring in one station.
Rp 180.662.400
≈ $10,200 · Per unit
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Professional PEMF mat
Position full-length and local pulsed-field applicators in one supervised setup.
Rp 69.076.800
≈ $3,900 · Per unit
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Pressotherapy compression suit
Apply sequential compression across selected garment areas while resting.
Rp 19.483.200
≈ $1,100 · Per unit
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Hydrogen inhalation machine
Compare a specialist gas-generation setup by its verified delivery and safety requirements.
Rp 38.966.400
≈ $2,200 · Per unit
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Compression boots Pro
A hands-free leg-massage break after training or a long day on your feet.
Rp 8.856.000
≈ $500 · Per unit
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Percussion massage gun Pro
Targeted self-massage for a feeling of muscle tightness, with interchangeable heads and rhythm control.
Rp 3.188.160
≈ $180 · Per unit
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Zero-gravity recovery chair
Find a supported resting position with recline, warmth and optional vibration.
Rp 22.140.000
≈ $1,250 · Per unit
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Portable oxygen station
Choose a portable oxygen setup around a verified prescription and carrying needs.
Rp 17.712.000
≈ $1,000 · Per unit
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Pneumatic hip compression wraps
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Portable calf compression devices
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Foot massagers for home and wellness lounges
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Neck and shoulder massagers
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Vibrating foam rollers
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How to choose
Select a technology for the intended setting, then compare size, power requirements, controls and the manufacturer’s operating instructions. For hyperbaric chambers, check pressure in ATA and the chamber format; for compression systems, compare garments and adjustment options. Medical applications require appropriate professional assessment.
Benefits, evidence and practical guides
Massage gun, foot massager or vibrating roller: how to choose
Choose the mechanism and contact area before comparing motor power or programme count. A useful selection for a home, villa or gym also considers posture, cleaning and who will operate the device.
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Compression boots or cuffs: fit, pressure and complete kits
A useful comparison starts with coverage: full legs, calves, arms or hips. Then check garment size and compatibility with the control unit. These choices prevent buying a low-priced attachment that cannot connect to your pump.
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Compression boots: independent controls, remote control or hip coverage?
The useful difference between these models is how the equipment fits your routine: full-leg boots or calf wraps, controls on the garment or beside the chair, and basic or finer adjustment. Start with that layout, then compare the exact kit.
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Normatec 3 or FlowBoots Plus: a buying comparison for Indonesia
Choose between these leg-compression formats by fit, controls and support, then compare the full purchase price. This is a desk comparison of published specifications, not a hands-on test. Five Elements offers FlowBoots; Normatec is a Hyperice product and is not offered in this catalogue. No Hyperice affiliation is implied.
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Theragun Prime or Pulse Motion: compare massage guns in Indonesia
A useful massage-gun comparison starts with how you hold and position the device. More stroke or a heavier body is not automatically better. This guide compares published product information; we have not run a head-to-head test. Five Elements sells Pulse Motion models. Theragun is a Therabody product and is not offered in this catalogue; no Therabody affiliation is implied.
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Wellness studio costs in Bali: equipment, fit-out and operating budget
There is no single reliable opening price for a wellness studio in Bali. The budget depends on the services, premises and team. Compare three operating formats first, then build a quotation for equipment and a separate allowance for the site, launch and running costs. The table lists current prices for selected equipment, not the total cost of a finished studio. Confirm delivery, installation and included work in the quotation.
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Hyperbaric Chamber Prices in Indonesia: What You Actually Pay in 2026
A useful hyperbaric-chamber quotation starts with the intended clinical use, exact device and complete installation scope. Chamber pressure alone does not establish suitability or a health benefit. Compare documented configurations and site requirements before comparing prices; an advertised base unit is not the same as a commissioned service.
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Thermoelectric or compressor: comparing ice-free local hot-and-cold systems
The Five Elements thermoelectric and compressor systems have the same listed temperature ranges, reservoir volume and case dimensions. Their cooling mechanisms and main-unit weights differ. That is a useful starting point, but it does not prove which system will suit your room or workflow better.
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Travelling with an oxygen concentrator: planning for Indonesia
For someone already prescribed oxygen, a portable unit can support mobility only when it meets their clinical needs and travel requirements. Plan the whole journey before choosing a model.
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PEMF or a magnetic mat: what to check before buying
The word “magnetic” can describe very different products. Check what a mat actually generates, which function you want and what evidence applies to that exact function.
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A home wellness setup for a Bali villa: space and priorities
A good home setup is easy to reach, use and put away. Begin with one clear routine and check the space before adding more devices. This guide helps compare a portable option, a fixed installation and a dedicated room without assuming that every home needs a full treatment menu.
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Ice-water circulation or cold compression: which local system should you choose?
Choose by the required function first: local cold-water circulation, cold with pressure control, or both heat and cold without preparing ice. These are different setups, even when photographs show similar hoses and body wraps.
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Massage guns: compare adjustable amplitude, size and handling
Pulse Motion, Pulse Motion Plus and Pulse Motion Max let you change the mechanical stroke. Pulse Studio and Pulse Travel keep it fixed. That distinction, together with the weight and handle shape, is more useful than choosing by the model name alone.
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Portable or Stationary Oxygen Concentrator: What to Compare
Begin with the required oxygen delivery. Then compare the portable or stationary format, power supply and exact model documentation.
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PEMF, EMS and red light: different equipment, different functions
A heated mat, a red-light belt and a muscle-stimulation machine may all appear in the same wellness catalogue, but they do not perform the same job. Compare the physical function first, then the format, settings and documented specification. A combined product needs a separate specification for each function.
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A calm wellness room: plan for regular rest, not more gadgets
A useful wellness area makes it easy to pause without rearranging the room or learning a complicated control panel. Start with how someone will enter, sit, rest and leave. For a home, villa or shared space, comfort and a repeatable routine usually deserve attention before adding another device.
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Hydrogen Equipment: Intended Use, Evidence and Cost Planning
Before considering hydrogen equipment, separate three questions: what the exact device is intended to do, what evidence supports that use and what its operation would cost. Interest in a technology does not establish demand at a particular clinic. Include staffing where required, consumables, cleaning, maintenance and downtime; passive use does not make running costs negligible.
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Longevity clinic in Bali: equipment and operating checklist
An equipment list works only when it fits the services, team and premises. Start with what clients will receive, who is qualified to deliver it and how the service will be operated. This checklist is a planning aid, not a report of verified clinic returns or a substitute for Indonesian licensing advice.
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10 wellness equipment types to compare for a new project
This is a comparison checklist, not a sales ranking or evidence that ten technologies extend lifespan. Some options support an everyday routine; others require clinical assessment and a much more demanding operating setup. Select only the functions your project can explain and deliver.
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10 Recovery Equipment Options for Gyms: Space, Staffing and Cost Planning
A recovery area has to fit the gym’s space, members and operating team. Compare equipment by its intended use, installed cost, room requirements and staff workload. This shortlist is a starting point for planning; it is not a ranking based on verified returns from Indonesian gyms.
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Wellness devices: when a clinical review comes before buying
Some catalogue devices belong in a professionally assessed service rather than a general relaxation corner. Before buying, identify what the exact device is intended to do, who will assess the user and who is responsible for operation. This guide separates equipment selection from claims that a technology treats a condition.
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Compression recovery: what boots and hot-cold systems can offer
Compression boots, cold-water wraps and alternating hot-cold systems often appear together in recovery rooms. They apply different physical inputs and should not inherit each other’s claims. Begin with the purpose of the session and the body area involved. Then compare the actual equipment, its instructions and whether the expected benefit is supported for that kind of use.
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Massage guns: realistic benefits, useful settings and limits
A massage gun may be useful for someone who enjoys a controllable self-massage routine. The important questions are what outcome you expect and whether you can use the device comfortably. A longer stroke, a higher speed or a professional-looking case does not by itself demonstrate better recovery. Compare the experience and evidence before comparing impressive numbers.
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Ice bath and recovery in Bali: six places to compare
Bali has several different ways to visit an ice bath or cold plunge: a gym recovery area, a bathhouse, a resort spa or a booked treatment. This guide compares six venues using their official pages, checked on 5 October 2026. It is a desk-researched shortlist, with no ranking or claim of a personal visit. Confirm your chosen facilities and access directly with the venue before travelling.
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PEMF mats and health claims: why the exact device matters
PEMF describes a way to produce changing magnetic fields; it is not one standard product or one proven result. A consumer mat may combine magnetic pulses, surface heating and other features. Before buying, separate those functions and identify the experience you want. Evidence about a medical device does not automatically validate a different wellness mat.
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Home oxygen: who it helps and why the prescription comes first
An oxygen concentrator is equipment for a defined oxygen-delivery need. It should not be chosen as a general wellness upgrade for a healthy person. Start with clinical assessment and a written treatment plan, then find the device that can meet that plan. Portability, appearance and a large output label cannot decide whether supplemental oxygen is appropriate.
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Cryotherapy chamber or cold plunge: planning a Bali wellness space
A cold plunge and a cryotherapy chamber are different systems, not interchangeable versions of the same treatment. Compare the operating setup and responsibilities before the purchase price.
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