Think about the recipient first
A massage voucher can be a thoughtful present when you know the recipient would enjoy a session. Do not choose it only because someone has back pain: health concerns do not automatically make an intensive massage appropriate. Leaving the service choice to the recipient can be more practical. Consider whether they can actually travel to the agreed location.
A value voucher leaves flexibility
The website offers values of €30, €50, €75, €100 or another amount. This can help when you do not know the preferred duration or technique. Confirm how any difference between voucher value and service price will be handled, including a possible top-up or remaining balance. These terms cannot be inferred from the value alone.
A specific massage is a more precise gift
If you know the recipient’s preference, choose a service from the price list. Examples include 60-minute sports / therapeutic massage for €30 or 30-minute back massage for €20. Do not confuse the hourly sports massage with Deep sports techniques, which has a different price. Use the exact name and length to keep expectations clear.
Ordering is a conversation
The website selector prepares an SMS request; it does not itself take payment or issue the voucher. Agree on the name, value or service, validity, payment and delivery when ordering. The recipient will still need to book an available appointment. If the gift is needed for a particular date, enquire early and confirm when it will be ready.
Frequently asked questions
Does tapping the SMS button pay for the voucher?
No. It prepares an enquiry message. Payment and issue must be agreed separately.
How long is it valid?
Confirm the particular validity period when ordering; this article does not set one.
General information, not a diagnosis or individual treatment advice. Consult a healthcare professional about health concerns.
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