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SAVE UP TO $100: On Feb. 14,Gangnam Daughter in law (2019) save up to $100 on select Therabody devices, including the TheraFace PRO and the Theragun Elite.

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Overview

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Best Therabody deal overall Theragun Elite (5th gen) $319 at Therabody (save $80)

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Best runner-up Therabody deal Theragun mini $169 at Therabody (save $30)

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Best skincare Therabody deal TheraFace PRO $329 at Therabody (save $70)

Therabody is known for its muscle recovery devices, such as massage guns and foam rollers, which provide deep tissue relief and promote overall wellness. But did you know the brand also has a line of skincare tools that'll help you take your self-care routine to the next level?

From the TheraFace PRO to the Theragun Mini, here are our favorite deals on Therabody products this Valentine's Day:

Best Therabody deal overall

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Why we like it

The Theragun Elite (5th gen) is built to decrease muscle fatigue and soreness with its powerful percussive therapy. It's ideal for maximizing your warm-ups and recovery post-workout. Plus, with its OLED display, you can see real-time feedback on your treatment and adjust settings accordingly.

The Theragun Elite includes:

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• Five massage attachments (dampener, standard ball, wedge, thumb, micro-point)

• A USB-C charging cable

• A travel case

Best runner-up Therabody deal

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Why we like it

The Theragun mini is a compact, portable massage gun perfect for on-the-go relief. (It's also a 2022 Oprah's Favorite Things winner!) It's 20% smaller and 30% lighter than the original Theragun, making it super easy to throw in your gym bag or carry throughout the day. It's also Bluetooth-enabled, so you can use the Therabody app to customize your treatment and track your progress. With three speeds and a 120-minute battery life, the Theragun Mini is a convenient and versatile option for self-care anytime, anywhere.

The Theragun mini is available in black, white, and desert rose and includes:

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• Three attachments (standard ball, dampener, thumb)

• A USB-A to USB-C charging cable

• A soft case

Best skincare Therabody deal

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Why we like it

Therabody may be known for its muscle recovery devices, but its skincare tools are equally impressive. The TheraFace PRO, for example, is a 2023 Oprah's Favorite Things winner and uses microcurrent technology to lift and tone the skin, reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and improve overall complexion.

The TheraFace PRO allows for a customizable skincare experience with six treatment modes and adjustable intensity levels. For an additional $79, you can get the Hot/Cold Rings for even more customization.

The TheraFace PRO includes: 

• Three percussive attachments (cone, micro-point, flat)

• A microcurrent ring

• An LED light therapy ring (red, blue, and infrared light)

• A cleansing ring

• TheraOne conductive gel

• A soft carrying bag

• A stand

• A USB-A to USB-C charging cable

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