High Tech Health Infrared Sauna Review. 

Thank you for your comment! So glad to be of help! Be well, Essi

Congratulations! That's awesome! I love this sauna and have had mine now for almost a year now and I couldn't be happier. Hope you find the muscle you need to get it up the stairs. I have been very pleased with their customer service! Thanks so much for your comment and for stopping by! Enjoy your new sauna! Be well, Essi

Thanks so much for your kind words! Yes, excellent question! When I first began my search for an infrared sauna, I really thought I wanted both near and far infrared. But then after calling different sauna companies and doing some research I decided against the near infrared. Yes, HTH does have a page that explains their reasons why they do not offer this and that is a great start, but after looking at some studies like this one -www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1011134415300713 I decided against it. I look at it from the stand point of being a life guard for 6 plus years and knowing I don't need any more NIR (Near Infrared Radiation) on my skin and the studies where they talk about the damage to collagen production, wrinkles and skin hyper-pigmentation were enough for me. I knew I needed the far infrared, but the near infrared is something you would have to evaluate, company by company. Based on the info from the link I have listed above, I would want to have any infrared sauna with Near Infrared Heaters evaluated by a third party and tell me exactly how much their Near Red Infrared heaters are putting out in NIR (Near Infrared Radiation) before I could decide if the benefits outweigh the risks. Hope this helps! Be Well, Essi Also, if you do decide to purchase any High Tech Health Sauna, you can now get the best price possible by mentioning the name Essi Flynn when you call.

@@EssiFlynn Hi Essi, I am comparing prices. How much is this sauna?

Great question! If you are thinking of sitting on the bench long ways, your calves would get some infrared on whichever side is closest to the back of the sauna (and perhaps a little from the front heaters), but if you place your feet on the floor, the heater under the seat is in a much better position to direct infrared to the back of your calves and you can sit on one side of the bench and have extra infrared (from the front facing heaters) on one calf at a time. If you sit in the middle, you will still get infrared, just maybe not quite as intensely as you would if you were in the 1 person sauna and the heaters were closer to each leg, if that makes sense? I'm just under 5' 10" but I have short legs. The bench is 45 inches long. I can just barely sit longways on the bench. Hope this helps. Be well, Essi

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This is just for inside. Wouldn’t put it outside. Hope this helps. Be well, Essi