Most popular models

iRest Maesthron (A801)
- double massage mechanism 4D and 2D
- AI Health Detection
- Piano – forearm massage
- iOpen – divided guide
- jade and graphene heating

iRest Grandease (A550)
- 4D massage system
- iOpen – divided guide
- double heating with graphene mat
- 18 automatic programs and 11 massage techniques
- 34 airbags

iRest Queentri (A357)
- Smart 3D massage system
- sublime design
- iOpen – divided guide
- roller foot massage
- hand acupressure

iRest QL (A185)
- unique design
- swivel armchair with footrest
- tilting as in an office chair
- heating with graphene mat
- hips massage with airbags
Compact massagers

iRest Massage Gun (C513S)
- high performance
- fast charging
- lightweight and ergonomic
- simple operation
- 4 interchangeable heads

iRest Eye Massager (C58S)
- vibrating massage
- airbag massage
- thermotherapy
- music therapy
- 5 modes to choose from
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iRest – manufacturing, not reselling
iRest is one of the world's largest massage chair manufacturers. Founded in 2003 in Wenzhou, China, the company now runs three factories with a fourth under construction; their combined area is 350,000 m², producing up to 2,000 chairs daily. The company employs 1,600 people, including 110 researchers in its own lab. iRest manufactures key components, including motors, in-house; it holds over 300 intellectual property rights, and the brand is registered in 100+ countries.
A massage chair — a simple way to care for yourself
A massage chair at home is a simple way to take care of yourself daily. Massage chair, massage seat or armchair — it's the same piece of furniture, just called differently. No need to schedule a therapist or travel anywhere: start a session whenever you actually need it — in the morning before work or in the evening when your back is tired from sitting. The chair relaxes muscles, boosts circulation and helps you unwind, while staying a comfortable piece of furniture the rest of the time.
What does a massage chair give?
A few reasons worth knowing
Health and wellbeing
Massage relaxes tense muscles and eases stiffness built up over a long day.
Better sleep
A few minutes in the chair warms the body and calms you down — helpful for falling asleep easier at night.
When it's convenient
Having your own chair lets you massage as much as needed — even several times a day, no booking required.
Less tension
A session helps you calm down after a stressful day and switch off from work thoughts.
Improved circulation
Air compression massage boosts circulation in the limbs and reduces heaviness in the legs.
Faster recovery
After sports or exercise, muscles recover faster and next-day soreness is reduced.
For back and neck
Applied massage eases the tension that builds up from sitting at a computer or driving.
Time saved
No booking, no travel, no waiting — massage at home, whenever it suits you.
Time for yourself
Dim lights, music and twenty minutes of silence — the simplest way to switch off.
For the whole family
The whole family uses the chair — the mechanism adjusts to height, and everyone picks their own program and intensity.
Frequently asked questions
With a chair at home you get a massage whenever you want – no need to schedule, travel or wait in line. Over a year it pays off in both time and money, while staying a comfortable piece of furniture.
A chair can't replace precise rehabilitative massage done by an anatomy expert. But for everyday, preventive full-body massage it's perfect — and available any day.
Massage is one of the oldest forms of therapy. It improves circulation, relaxes tense muscles, reduces stiffness and speeds up recovery after exercise.
A few minutes are enough to release tension. A morning session wakes up muscles and joints, an evening one calms you and helps you fall asleep easier.
Choose based on height, desired features and room space. If unsure – email info@relivo.lt or call +370 636 62266, we'll help you choose.
The number of programs matters less than the quality and precision of the massage techniques. A few well-executed techniques are better than dozens of similar ones.
Same as for regular massage: fresh wounds, fever, acute inflammation, pregnancy. If undergoing treatment, consult your doctor.
At first, one 15–30 minute session a day is enough. Once your body adjusts, you can do 2–3 sessions a day.
Clean the upholstery with a damp cloth without harsh cleaners, and keep it away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Unplug the chair before cleaning.
It's the same product, just called differently. In Lithuania it's called massage chair, massage seat or massage armchair — all referring to an armchair-shaped piece of furniture with a massage mechanism, leg rest and programs. We use "massage chair"
Contact us
RELIVO — official iRest representative in Lithuania
Statybininkų g. 1C-106, Vilnius
Email: info@relivo.lt
Phone: +370 636 62266
www.relivo.lt
