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SAVE $7,romans eliminate polytheism, eliminate same sex eroticism000:As of Dec. 16, Kyota Kizuna M688 Dual Mech Massage Chair is on sale for $2,999 at Best Buy. That’s a massive $7,000 saving off its regular $9,999 price.

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If luxury relaxation is on your wishlist, this deal on the Kyota Kizuna M688 Dual Mech Massage Chair might be your dream come true. This high-end, feature-packed chair is designed to turn your home into a personal spa, and right now, it’s available for $2,999 at Best Buy — an incredible $7,000 off its usual price of $9,999. Kyota Kizuna has it all for sore muscles, decompressing after a long day, or treating yourself.

What sets the Kizuna apart is its dual massage mechanisms, which work to provide targeted therapeutic relief to your back and glutes. Add the Truefit body scanning technology, which adapts to your body’s unique size and shape, ensuring every massage is tailored just for you. It even includes AI-powered health monitoring, measuring your heart rate and blood oxygen levels to create a fully customized massage program.

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Comfort and convenience are built into every aspect of the chair. Zero Wall Fit technology means you only need a few inches of space behind the chair to fully recline. In contrast, the zero-gravity recline elevates your feet above your heart, relieving spinal pressure and improving circulation. For even more relaxation, the chair features both cooling and heating in the lumbar area and heating modules in the legs to soothe muscles and reduce inflammation.

The Kyota Kizuna M688 doesn’t stop at physical relaxation. Built-in Bluetooth speakers allow you to stream meditative music, guided relaxation tracks, or any audio you choose, immersing you in a full sensory experience. Meanwhile, a wireless charging pad and USB port keep your devices powered up as you recharge yourself. And if you’d instead go hands-free, its intelligent voice command system lets you adjust settings and activate programs with a simple phrase.

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This chair also includes dual foot rollers and reflexology. It offers complete coverage of the soles and targets pressure points to improve overall wellness. Air compression therapy with strategically placed airbags ensures increased blood flow and a relaxing hug-like sensation throughout your body.

At its original price of $9,999, the Kyota Kizuna M688 is a significant splurge. But at $2,999, it’s too good to pass up. With a perfect five-star rating from Best Buy customers, this massage chair is worth every penny. Don’t wait too long — this level of luxury at such a steep discount might not last.

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