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  1. 28-03-2008 12:53 PM #1
    Perry Hamilton
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    Hello

    I am looking for massage chair… Can anybody suggest me some stores? And it will be really nice if anybody who owns massage chair can advice me whether they are useful or not…

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    Re: Massage Chair

    We have a great one that was purchased from Back2 on Wigmore street London W1. They have a pretty decent range

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    Re: Massage Chair

    Hi Perry

    Absolutely!! Massage chairs are the wonderful equipment. You should buy one… and hmmm now the question is where to buy from... Well I suggest you some very good online stores… They offer massage chairs at very reasonable prices... Visit- Fornisca

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  4. 01-04-2008 10:03 AM #4
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    Re: Massage Chair

    hi Nelson

    Thx a lot for your suggestion..It was a great help!!!

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    Re: Massage Chair

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    Yes ... massage chairs do help. The best part of having a chair at home is the convenience. Even I am looking to buy one!

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