People who own a Theragun G4PRO battery charging stand sold since May 2020 in the United States or Canada can get a free replacement charger or up to $100 in Therabody.com credit. Therabody asks owners to stop using the charger and register it by serial number on its recall site.
What Is Being Recalled?
Therabody, Inc. is recalling the battery charging stand for the Theragun G4PRO percussive massager, sold in the United States and Canada starting in May 2020. Therabody says the charger can overheat while charging the massager’s removable battery pack, presenting the risk of a thermal event. The FDA classifies it as a Class II medical device recall, number Z-2835-2026, covering 584,224 chargers, and Health Canada posted its own recall notice on August 20, 2026.The recall covers only the charger. Therabody says owners can keep the G4PRO massager and its battery pack, and can keep using the massager with another charging method, such as a wireless charger. Owners who register on Therabody’s recall site can choose a free replacement charger or up to $100 in credit toward a purchase on Therabody.com ($140 in Canada).
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Which Chargers Are Included?
The recalled charger is a black stand about 2.75 by 2.75 inches with “THERAGUN” printed in white, marked as compatible with the THERAGUN PRO battery. It came with the G4PRO and was also sold on its own. Therabody’s recall site lists these products:| SKU | UPC |
|---|---|
| TG02428-01 | 840295402130 |
| G4-PRO-PKG-NA | 810036050357 |
| G4-PRO-PKG-US | 810036050135 |
| PRO-CHARGER-SINGLE | 810036052368 |
| PRO-PKG-GOLD-US | 810036053716 |
| G4-PRO-RED-PKG-US | 810036053266 |
| G4-PRO-RED-PKG-NA | 810036053297 |
Therabody says it could not tie the problem to a particular production batch, so the recall covers every G4PRO charger rather than specific lots. It says it has since redesigned the charger with added protections against overheating.
What Therabody Tells Owners to Do
According to Therabody’s recall site, owners of an affected charger should:- Stop using the recalled charger and unplug it
- Keep it out of reach of children and infants
- Register the charger on the recall site to request a replacement or the store credit
- Keep the power cord if choosing a replacement charger
How the Recall Unfolded
The FDA’s recall entry says Therabody began the recall on June 23, 2026 by sending a stop-sale notice to distributors, retailers and resellers in the United States and Canada, telling them to pull the charger from shelves and online listings. The FDA posted the recall on July 31, 2026, and listed the cause as under investigation by the company at that time. Health Canada’s notice followed on August 20, 2026, and told owners to stop using the charger and contact Therabody for a replacement charger or a credit code.According to the FDA entry, Therabody received reports alleging the charger caught fire, as well as reports of visible smoke, melting, charger burn, a burning odor and overheating. Therabody’s recall FAQ says no injuries have been reported to the company.
Questions
Is the Theragun massager itself recalled?
No. Only the G4PRO battery charging stand is recalled. Therabody says owners can keep the Theragun G4PRO massager and its removable battery pack, and can keep using the device if they have another way to charge it, such as a wireless charger.
What do Theragun charger owners get?
Owners who register on Therabody’s recall site can choose a free replacement charger or up to $100 ($140 in Canada) in credit toward purchases on Therabody.com. Therabody asks people choosing a replacement to keep the power cord.
Can I get the Theragun replacement if I bought it on eBay?
Yes. Therabody’s recall FAQ says buyers who purchased through a third-party site such as eBay can still request a replacement charger.
Has anyone been hurt by the Theragun charger?
Therabody says no injuries have been reported to it. The FDA’s recall entry says the company received reports alleging the charger caught fire, along with reports of smoke, melting, charger burn, a burning odor and overheating.
Should I throw away the recalled Theragun charger?
Not yet. Therabody asks owners not to discard the charger until they have registered and received instructions for the replacement or credit. It says to unplug the charger and keep it away from children in the meantime.
Sources
• FDA Medical Device Recall Z-2835-2026, Therabody, Inc.: FDA Recall Entry• Health Canada, “Theragun PRO” recall notice (August 20, 2026): Health Canada
• Therabody, “Therabody, Inc. Recalls Charger for Theragun G4PRO” and recall FAQ: Official Recall Site
