Our Infrared Saunas are designed to heal the body by giving it a gentle detox, offer pain relief, help burn calories, and reduce blood pressure.
Infrared is the healing wavelength of the sun and is essential to life. It is the part of the invisible light spectrum that safely resonates with the human tissue without heating the surrounding air. Since Infrared is produced by the human body, Infrared is a natural and safe way to heal the body. Using Infrared in specific wavelengths gives us the power to heal the entire body.
Come feel the benefits of our full spectrum (near, mid, and far) infrared saunas!
Take your infrared sauna to the next level with powerful enhancements. From the refreshing shock of a cold plunge to the rejuvenating effects of red light therapy, each boost is designed to intensify benefits, awaken your senses, and leave you feeling renewed inside and out.
Onyx red Light
Cold Plunge
Yes. Each infrared sauna session is in a private room, so you can fully enjoy the experience in comfort.
Yes! You can bring a friend to join you in your private sauna session for just $10 extra.
You can wear a swimsuit, athletic wear, or simply a towel—whatever feels most comfortable. The goal is to allow your skin to breathe and absorb the infrared heat.
Sessions generally last 30–45 minutes. First-time users may start with shorter sessions and gradually increase as their body adapts.
Infrared heat penetrates deeply to support muscle recovery, ease joint stiffness, improve circulation, boost detoxification, and promote overall wellness.
Yes — our saunas use low-EMF heater technology to keep exposure well below typical levels. We rely on True Wave® carbon/ceramic heaters that are engineered to cancel out nearly all EMF. In lab testing, these heaters average about 2.5 milligauss (mG) measured directly on the heater surface, which is far lower than many standard carbon heaters (which often exceed 100 mG). In the sauna where you actually sit, EMF levels are almost negligible. infraredsauna.com
People with certain conditions should check with their physician first. This includes those who are pregnant, have a pacemaker or implanted device, heat sensitivity disorders, unstable cardiovascular conditions, or dehydration risks.
