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Luraco VS
Human Touch
Luraco
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Only massage chairs fully designed, engineered, and assembled in the U.S.
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Certified for medical use with FDA, UL, and CE clearances
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Exclusive Butterfly 3D roller system and multi-layer body scan
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Robust support for big-and-tall users and clinical settings
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Highest-grade materials, safety-tested electronics, and whisper-quiet motors
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Backed by unmatched 5-year full coverage (parts & labor) warranty
Human Touch
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U.S.-based company with A+ BBB rating
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First brand to include voice-guided Virtual Therapist®
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Designs that fit well into modern interiors
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Focus on orthopedic benefits and spinal wellness
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Chairs accommodate users up to 6'9" tall
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Integrated features like Altec Lansing® audio and app-based control
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Human Touch Massage Chair
Human Touch, based in Long Beach, California, is one of the most established massage chair brands in the U.S. market. With a product history going back over four decades and more than 190 patents, Human Touch focuses on chairs that combine clinical wellness, aesthetics, and intuitive user experience. It’s the rare American brand that holds FDA registration, with chairs often found in airports, spas, and even pro athletic facilities.
The lineup spans from ultra-compact entry models like the iJOY Total Massage to luxurious, feature-rich chairs like the Super Novo 2.0. Throughout the range, Human Touch emphasizes ergonomic design, therapeutic routines, and a unique blend of furniture-grade styling and medical-grade safety. While not as aggressive on specs-per-dollar as Osaki or Titan, it brings polish and clinical credibility few other brands match.
Luraco Massage Chair
Luraco Technologies, based in Arlington, Texas, is a defense-grade engineering firm turned massage chair innovator. Its flagship chair, the i9 Max Plus, isn’t just premium—it’s purpose-built for medical-grade performance, with certifications from FDA, UL, and CE. Luraco is the only brand in this category that designs, engineers, tests, and assembles its chairs in the U.S., using military-spec components, including medical-grade electronics and safety-tested actuators.
Rather than chasing mass market trends, Luraco focuses on clinical accuracy, safety, and long-term durability. Its chairs are used in wellness centers, VA hospitals, and homes where consistency, reliability, and personalization are paramount.
