Tanning Beds

[AngieBaby]

Help!!My husband and I are just starting out. I think I have sensory overload on all the different bed types! Have been looking at Tanses, not too pretty but seem to be good performers, some look really "pretty" but all use the same bulbs/configurations but charge more for the beds? Can somebody please tell me for a beginner, what are good "starter" beds before I pull my hair out!! Thanks

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[Adam Cooper]

can no one help this woman out?

[JeffinKC]

You should base your purchase not just on price and reliability but also on your demographics and marketing plan. There are several good companies and equipment out there to choose from each one offering something a little different more info on your area demographics would help

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[BooBop]

Look for a distributor with a good reputation. I was very lucky in finding some good used beds a dist. had refurbished and they have served me well. Every year or two I will find another couple of used newer models or will by one new bed to upgrade or add on to exsiting beds. Good luck

[BOBER96]

I have Tanses beds in my salon. I love them! We have 100 watt ones and 160. They are easy to maintain, tan great, are comfortable and don't have a lot of useless crap on them. Yes...beds with misters and aromatherpay blowers are nice, but for 35K, I could get many VHR beds that tan great, get my clients in and out quickly and make me very happy. Explore your options!Tammy at Tanses is super sweet!