20% off Theragun: Theragun Elite for $319.20 shipped, Theragun Prime for $239.20 shipped (+tax)

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01-14-2021 at 02:37 PM #2

Can I use FSA money on this?

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01-14-2021 at 02:42 PM #3

If you want to buy the Prime, this deal at target is a little better ($302 with tax, and $50 target gift card). obviously you'd have to make use of the Target gift card.

This current deal comes to $262 with tax.

https://slickdeals.net/f/14762794-theragun-prime-299-99-50-target-gift-card-with-purchase?from_da_id=95397619&sdxt01=2021-01-11+09%3A08%3A53&sdxt07=0&utm_source=dealalerts&utm_medium=email&utm_term=14762794&utm_content=4922055&utm_campaign=95397619&p=144537478&src=da_si_v2_95397619

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01-14-2021 at 02:45 PM #4

Prime vs sharper image one at Costco for $100?

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01-14-2021 at 03:12 PM #5

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Prime vs sharper image one at Costco for $100?

they all do the same thing. if you desire the aesthetic or "name brand", this is a good deal on a theragun.

i'm a former college athlete who still works out and competes, and i've used the theragun, hypervolt, and other knockoffs from amazon; there's no real difference in how i feel using one or the other.

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01-14-2021 at 03:20 PM #6

Repost: https://slickdeals.net/share/iphone_app/t/14392100

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01-14-2021 at 03:35 PM #7

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Can I use FSA money on this?

Only if you get a letter of necessity from your doctor. Theragun isn't approved otherwise

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01-14-2021 at 05:33 PM #8

Random comment here - for some reason the coupon code doesn't appear to work when my account is logged in? But I deleted all my cookies and just went through checkout as a guest and it seems to work fine. Not sure why that is.

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01-14-2021 at 06:30 PM #9

Quote from Wowsza :

they all do the same thing. if you desire the aesthetic or "name brand", this is a good deal on a theragun.

i'm a former college athlete who still works out and competes, and i've used the theragun, hypervolt, and other knockoffs from amazon; there's no real difference in how i feel using one or the other.

I'm interested in finding out which knockoffs from amazon that you've used.

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01-15-2021 at 01:23 PM #10

The biggest difference between the real ones and the knockoffs are that the knockoffs all stall at a really low level of force

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01-16-2021 at 02:29 PM #11

Quote from archdevilz :

If you want to buy the Prime, this deal at target is a little better ($302 with tax, and $50 target gift card). obviously you'd have to make use of the Target gift card.

This current deal comes to $262 with tax.

https://slickdeals.net/f/14762794-theragun-prime-299-99-50-target-gift-card-with-purchase?from_da_id=95397619&sdxt01=2021-01-11+09%3A08%3A53&sdxt07=0&utm_source=dealalerts&utm_medium=email&utm_term=14762794&utm_content=4922055&utm_campaign=95397619&p=144537478&src=da_si_v2_95397619

your tax math is off

theragun price is 240 after coupon plus tax, target is 300 plus tax + 50 gc
assuming 10% tax, you are paying 262 versus 280 (330 - 50gc)

not sure what else you are factoring in

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01-16-2021 at 02:31 PM #12

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The biggest difference between the real ones and the knockoffs are that the knockoffs all stall at a really low level of force

I got a few of the off-brand amazon ones some as cheap as $20 after coupon codes and some for like 80

the biggest difference ive seen is the noise, i haven't had any stalling
I really dislike the speeds on these generic ones as the 1-99 level metric seems meaningless.
I also feel that these will overheat or crap out fairly quickly after repeated or long use

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01-20-2021 at 12:16 PM #13

I have the "jigsaw massage" attachment ($40) on a Hitachi jigsaw. Very powerful and works great. The downsides are that it is heavy, loud, and there's no trigger hold. If you already have a jigsaw that could be a much cheaper option.

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01-21-2021 at 07:25 AM #14

Quote from dkgood :

Prime vs sharper image one at Costco for $100?

I've had a cheaper massage gun and now have the theragun. I thought ppl were insane paying that much for a massage gun. Its like a fiat vs a ferrari, if you can afford the theragun get it

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