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With the growth of the massage chair industry, and the increase in the number of manufacturers in the marketplace, it is getting increasingly difficult to sift through all the data for each manufacturer and each model. Making an educated decision is becoming very difficult as new models pop up all the time and competitive companies show up that seem to offer the same features as the other companies.

Of course, there is nothing like sitting on a massage chair to really get the feel of what you want, but other than that hands-on experience the only other thing that a shopper can do is go through all the name brand chair models and take notes. Then, comparing notes to figure out which one fits the bill.

If you go to most, if not all, massage chair retail or manufacturer sites, you will find little in the way of comparison charts. If there is one, it is very simple, covering only the very basic of information. Panasonic has a great comparison chart but it only covers their models.

What to do if you want to compare, say, Panasonic to Sanyo to Inada to Osaki to Human Touch. To be honest, there really isn't much out there in the way of resources. Massage Chair Relief has recently come out with a new chart that seems to fill the void that has been created out there in this regard.

That particular website has a comparison chart that covers most of the models of most of the top brand massage chair companies. It covers Inada, Osaki, Human Touch, Omega, Panasonic, Sanyo, and Infinite Therapeutics. The chart compares over 50 features from each of the models of each of these companies and gives the shopper a pretty good idea of what is out there (see a link to that comparison chart in the resource section of this article).

A good chair comparison chart will also do a few other things for the shopper:

Give the shopper ideas of what they would like to have in a massage chairs. Perhaps the shopper has not thought about buttock massage or upper arm massage. A good chart will give that idea to the shopper.

Knowing that a chair has rollers is one thing, since most massage chairs do, but getting specific info about those rollers can be even more beneficial, again giving the shopper ideas of what it is that they may want. For example, how long is the roller track, how many rollers are part of the system, what massage modes do the rollers perform for each model, and can the intensity of the rollers be adjusted. These are things that the beginning shopper may not ever think about, yet it becomes a significant issue if the chair is bought sight-unseen and the shopper realizes that they would have preferred to have this or that feature.

A good comparison chart will prep the shopper prior to going to a store to try one out. If a shopper knows what they are looking for or what they can expect from a particular model, then the hands-on experience will be that much more efficient and telling for the shopper.

All in all, knowledge of the chair models certainly will make the decision-making process a little easier, even if all the info may be a bit overwhelming at first. Knowledge plus hands-on experience will go along way to eliminate buyer's remorse.

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