Theraguns have become the gold standard for massage guns, to the point that the name has become synonymous with the category. But Therabody, the innovative company behind Theragun, has expanded its repertoire to boost the well-being of more than just sore muscles. It now offers a suite of devices aimed at relieving eye strain, relieving cramps and even rejuvenating the skin. We haven’t tried every product in their line, but we have put several to the test and these are our top picks.
While Theraguns are a great investment for active people, it’s worth noting that percussion massage guns are available at lower prices. If you’re not married to the brand, check out our Theragun Alternatives guide for more recommendations that won’t cost you a lot of money. But if you opt for a Theragun, you can purchase a variety of accessories and foam tips separately. This means you don’t need to commit to the high-end Theragun Pro to get high-quality relief. Just remember to check compatibility with your model.
Updated November 2024: We have added TheraFace Mask, TheraGun Mini (2nd generation), and TheraCup.
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