About AmLife
AmLife pairs Japanese healthcare technology with premium sleep products, helping people restore vitality, enhance wellbeing and live a balanced life.
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Crafted in Japan with precision and care
Our story
What began with a few devices brought home from Japan has grown into the region’s most established electric potential therapy company.
2014
Our founder Lew Mun Yee brings electric potential therapy devices from Japan to Malaysia and opens our first office in Puchong.
2016
AmLife receives its first World Sleep Day Distinguished Activity Award from the World Sleep Society, the start of a decade of recognition.
Today
The largest and longest-standing electric potential therapy company in Malaysia and Southeast Asia, with regional hubs in Southeast and East Asia.
2026
817 people complete a recovery session in a single day at the DeepZleep Challenge, setting a Malaysia Book of Records title.
Our vision
Blessed
100
countries
Bringing sleep wellness to 100 countries worldwide.
Momentum
10,000
entrepreneurs
Supporting 10,000 entrepreneurs to build meaningful businesses.
Succeed
1,000,000
families
Empowering 1,000,000 families to embrace preventive healthcare.
A message from our founder
From Shakespeare to Ivan Pavlov and the Taoist sage Chen Tuan, great minds have long understood that sleep is the foundation of health. AmLife exists to help families rediscover it.
Sleep isn't a luxury—it's the key to health.
Global presence
Since 2014 we have grown from our first office in Puchong into regional hubs across Southeast and East Asia.
Head office in Puchong, retail stores at One Utama and Sunway Pyramid, and branches in Miri and Johor Bahru.
AmLife Pte Ltd and our retail store at TANGS, Tang Plaza on Orchard Road.
Our Kowloon office near Lai Chi Kok MTR station.
Part of our regional network in East Asia.
Expert panel
Physicians, researchers and sleep specialists from Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Indonesia, North America and Europe share their perspectives on sleep and health.
Prof. Dr. Muhd. Muhsin Ahmad Zahari
President, Sleep Deprivation Society of Malaysia (SDSM)
Sleep disorders raise the risk of hypertension and stroke, and sleep loss disrupts the hormones that control hunger, a cycle linked to Malaysia's 44.2% obesity rate, the highest in Southeast Asia.
Dr. Lim Geng Yan, MD, MBA
Aged Care Entrepreneur & Innovator
About 45% of adults snore occasionally and around 25% snore every night. Snorers with warning signs should be checked for sleep apnoea.
Dr. Rimawati Tedjasukmana, SpS, RPSGT, FICA
Neurologist, Rumah Sakit Medistra Setiabudi, Jakarta
Chronic insomnia raises the risk of many diseases and can increase overall mortality by as much as 12%.
Dr. Liu Peng-Tzu
Executive Secretary, International Sleep Science and Technology Association in Asia
Ongoing sleep loss raises the risk of chronic disease, and poor sleep may increase cancer risk by 10 to 20%, with night-shift workers especially exposed.
Dr. Eyad Almasri, MD
Professor of Clinical Medicine, University of California San Francisco (UCSF)
Poor sleep raises the risk of heart disease and stroke, and around seven hours a night is tied to the longest life expectancy.
Sonia Tsai
Master of Nutrition, Michigan State University, USA
Sleeping less than five to six hours a night raises the risk of diabetes, so both the quality and the length of sleep matter.
Dr. Ari Shechter
Assistant Professor of Medical Sciences, Columbia University Medical Center
Good sleep depends on three things working together: depth, a duration of seven to eight hours, and continuity through the night.
Dr. David R. Samson
Assistant Professor, University of Toronto Mississauga
While you sleep, the brain's glymphatic system flushes out toxins such as beta-amyloid.
Dr. Rachel Ngan Yin Chan
Research Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Sleep is as vital as diet and exercise, and too little of it weakens the immune system.
Free in-store trial
Book a free demo at one of our retail stores in Malaysia and Singapore, and feel the difference a night of real recovery makes.
