Quick Answer: Bed Bath & Beyond’s website sells massage guns again in 2026, but it isn’t the retailer it used to be. The original chain closed its last stores on July 30, 2023 after bankruptcy; Overstock.com bought the brand’s intellectual property for $21.5 million in June 2023 and relaunched bedbathandbeyond.com under the old name that August. The massage gun listings we found there lean generic — brands like Evertone and Necano, plus several with no brand name at all — alongside at least one Sharper Image Powerboost unit, the same budget brand already sold at Kohl’s, Target, and Sam’s Club. There’s no Theragun, Hyperice, or Ekrin in the assortment.
If you searched “massage gun bed bath and beyond” expecting the store from a decade ago, the honest answer is: that store doesn’t exist anymore. Here’s what actually replaced it, and whether it’s worth buying a massage gun from.
By the numbers
The original Bed Bath & Beyond chain — over 1,000 stores at its peak — filed for bankruptcy and closed its last physical location on July 30, 2023, according to court and news records compiled on Wikipedia. Overstock.com won the company’s intellectual property, including the Bed Bath & Beyond name and logo, for $21.5 million in a June 2023 bankruptcy auction, then rebranded its own e-commerce site as bedbathandbeyond.com on August 1, 2023. So every purchase made on the site today, massage guns included, goes through Overstock’s operation, not the original retailer. Physical stores are only just returning: five Bed Bath and Beyond Home locations were open by the end of 2025 (converted Kirkland’s stores, first one in Nashville), and an April 2026 deal to acquire The Container Store for $150 million will rebrand roughly 98 more locations by July 1, 2026 — a real but still modest footprint next to the chain’s old scale.
What’s actually on the shelf
| Listing type | Examples found on bedbathandbeyond.com | Independent testing available? |
|---|---|---|
| Named budget brand | Evertone Relaxor, Necano | No — no stall-force/amplitude data found from third-party reviewers |
| Generic / unbranded | "Massage Gun, Professional Personal Massage Device" (brand listed as N/A) | No |
| Recognizable brand | Sharper Image Powerboost Deep Tissue Percussion Massager | Yes — see our Sharper Image review for independently measured stall force |
That mix is the real story here. Costco’s rotating stock has genuinely included Theragun and Hypervolt units at various points, and Kohl’s, Target, and Sam’s Club each stick to one consistent, recognizable brand (Sharper Image) across their whole assortment. Bed Bath & Beyond’s catalog, by contrast, reads like a general marketplace listing — several products with unfamiliar or no brand name at all, mixed in with a single line (Powerboost) that overlaps what three other retailers on this site already carry.
Sharper Image Powerboost (via Amazon)
- Same Powerboost line found on bedbathandbeyond.com, Kohl's, Target, and Sam's Club — independently measured by Massage Gun Advice at roughly 25–30 lb stall force.
- Amazon's purchase-history and review volume gives you a way to sanity-check a listing before buying, something the generic/unbranded options on Bed Bath & Beyond's site don't offer.
If you’d rather order through Amazon than take a chance on an unfamiliar brand, a free 30-day Amazon Prime trial gets two-day shipping on any of the brands below — worth starting before you check out if you don’t already have Prime.
Bed Bath & Beyond vs. the other big-box retailers
| Retailer | Core brand(s) | Physical stores in 2026? | Independent testing? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bed Bath & Beyond | Generic/unbranded + some Sharper Image | ~5 (plus ~98 pending Container Store conversions) | Only the Sharper Image listings |
| Costco | Rotating Theragun/Hypervolt/Sharper Image | 600+ | Yes, on the branded stock |
| Kohl's | Sharper Image (exclusive) | 1,100+ | Yes |
| Target | Sharper Image (near-exclusive) | 1,900+ | Yes |
| Amazon | Every major brand, official storefronts | N/A (online) | Yes, extensively |
See our massage guns at Costco, Walmart & Target roundup or massage gun at Kohl’s guide for retailers with a more established, testable brand lineup.
Should you buy a massage gun at Bed Bath & Beyond?
Only with your eyes open about what the site actually is now. It’s a legitimate Overstock-operated storefront, not a scam — but the massage gun catalog is closer to a general online marketplace than a curated retailer assortment, with several generic or unfamiliar brand names alongside one line (Sharper Image Powerboost) you can find, independently tested, at three other retailers already covered on this site. If a specific listing there already caught your eye, that’s a reasonable buy. Otherwise, there’s no reason to default to Bed Bath & Beyond over a retailer — or Amazon — where the brand you’re buying has actually been tested.
The bottom line
The Bed Bath & Beyond that sold you a massage gun in 2019 closed its last store in July 2023; the site selling massage guns under that name today is Overstock.com’s rebrand, and its massage gun catalog reflects that — mostly generic and lesser-known brands, with a bit of overlap with the Sharper Image line other retailers carry. For a wider comparison across recognizable, independently tested brands, start with our best massage gun picks.
Sources: Bed Bath & Beyond (online retailer) — Wikipedia; Bed Bath & Beyond massage gun listings — bedbathandbeyond.com; Sharper Image massage gun review.