Combine the Sauna Fix lamp fixture with a radiant tent to save sauna time, as well as the save money on construction costs. The radiant tents can be easily assembled without any tools or contractors.

With one of our radiant sauna tents, you will invest in a fantastic addition to your sauna therapy, with beneficial features:

• No Preheating
• Retains 95% Heat
• R-12 Insulation
• Class A Fire Rating
• Non-Toxic
• Lightweight
• No Outgassing
• EMF-Blocking
• Modular Design

The convertible tent only takes 5 minutes to reach 120 degrees. You can raise the temperature to 145 degrees by inserting the drop ceiling partition Without the partition, the sauna temperature can be anywhere between 120-140 degrees. We suggest using a second lamp inside the yoga tent to allow it reach closer to 170 degrees.

The temperature also depends on where the tent is set up. Regardless of location, the tent's radiant panels force the NIR light to stay inside the enclosure and bombard the skin with healing rays again and again.

Due to how effectively the radiant tents retain heat, the room your tent is placed in will not heat up or make you need to run the air conditioner. You can even use the sauna in an unheated garage and stay hot enough inside the tent enclosure!

Operating a photon device uses 250W of power, which equals out to about $0.04 per hour. Compare that to the cost of the average kilowatt-hour in the USA, which is about 16¢ per hour.

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Most effective healing!

Sauna therapy is extremely efficient at eliminating chemical toxins and detoxifying metals in the body. This includes metals such as lead, cadmium, mercury, aluminum, arsenic, thallium, cesium, as well as metals and minerals found in excess, such as iron, manganese, and nickel.

The reason this elimination is necessary is because toxic metals replace essential minerals in enzyme binding sites. As metals accumulate, the enzyme binding sites can damage your metabolism and prevent your ability to burn fat and lose weight.

Sauna therapy also encourages quick turnover of body cells. The deep and penetrating high heat light rays destroy cells that have been injured by EMF, radiation, and metal toxicity.

Research shows that near infrared sauna therapy increases heart rate, cardiac output, and metabolism, which causes the body to burn calories and stimulates weight loss.

Use the Sauna Fix near infrared lamp with one of the available radiant tents to fully benefit from therapeutic effects of near infrared light and heat stress exposure.

The panels of the tent are made from the following layers: non toxic wood grain film, space blanket, large diameter bubble wrap, space blanket, and nontoxic film. Each tent powerfully retains the healing rays all inside the enclosure without escaping outside.

Bulbs for the sauna

We only recommend using red heat lamp bulbs with the Sauna Fix, due to the body's optimal response to the wavelengths produced from this kind of bulb. The "healing" red to near infrared wavelength range that has been shown to stimulate the best biological response includes light wavelengths in the 630 nm to 900 nm range.

All sauna lamp and sauna bundle purchases come with bulbs included. U.S. saunas feature our own brand of Sauna Fix Heat Lamp Bulbs*. These Heat Lamp Bulbs emit red light, near infrared, mid-infrared, and far infrared light rays in the 550 nm-3000 nm range, with most of the frequencies in the near infrared spectrum. 3000 nm light waves create EZ water, which helps hydrate the body.

*International sauna orders include Therabulbs shipped separately.

Using the lamp alone

While we recommend using the Sauna Fix with one of our powerful radiant sauna tents, don't let a tight budget keep you from engaging in this wonderful healing therapy. The Sauna Fix lamp on its own can still provide a beneficial detox.

Try hanging the light fixture over the back of a door, inside a shower, or mount on the wall facing your exercise equipment for an even better workout.

Blood shunting!

Near infrared sauna therapy offers the unique experience of blood shunting, a bonus sauna benefit that doubles circulation effects.

Blood shunting takes place when the side of the body facing the light heats up, and the body responds by shunting blood toward the skin's surface. The body's tissues become engorged, or swelled up, with blood, and release water from the blood stream to help it cool down. This produces sweat.

Only near infrared sauna therapy requires a person to engage in side-to-side rotation, which forces the body to redirect the blood shunting back and forth. Even multi-spectrum saunas lack the benefit of blood shunting. This is due to the consistent temperature everywhere, rather than the hotter levels of heat on the side of body closest to the lights with near infrared therapy.

You may want to rotate every 1-2 minutes, but do not necessarily have to that frequently. The closer you are to the lights, the more often you have to rotate. The consistent rotation effect has the added benefit of preventing the skin from burning.

Remember to wipe off with a towel during the sauna. Sweat on the body cools it down, and the purpose of the therapy is to increase core body temperature.

Skin brushing!

We highly recommend engaging in skin brushing, especially before taking a near infrared sauna. It is an effective way to help the body expel toxins and enhance the benefits of sauna therapy.

Dry skin brushing before a sauna has the following benefits:

• Opens Up Pores
• Stimulates Lymphatic System
• Maximizes Detox Benefits
• Expels Mucus
• Loosens Toxic Matter
• Increases Circulation
• Exfoliates Skin
• Aids Digestion
• Improves Cellulite

You should only use a skin brush on dry skin prior to a bath or shower. We recommend showering after the sauna, so use the skin brush before you even get in the sauna.

Be sure when skin brushing that you brush towards your heart, and avoid any sensitive areas, including the breasts, underarms, and broken skin.

SAFETY GUARANTEED!

The Sauna Fix fixture, radiant sauna tents, and all sauna accessories are CE and RoHS certified and lab tested to ensure user safety.

Due to the highest medical-grade quality of all our products, the Sauna Fix lamp and radiant sauna tents do not outgas any toxic metals or harmful chemicals while being used. It is, unfortunately, not possible for a sauna to emit no EMF at all, due to the fact that anything with a power source must produce some amount of EMF. Please rest assured that we have taken all precautions to ensure that customers have as safe an experience as possible.

Our test results prove the safety of the Sauna Fix system; something that no other sauna competitors provide. There also is no aluminum in the sockets of the light fixture.

How to Take a Sauna

Before the sauna:

• Drink 8 ounces of spring water.
• Dry skin brush.
• Remove as much clothing as possible.

During the sauna:

• Wear the Near Infrared and Blue Light Protection Glasses
• Keep your body about 18-24 inches from the bulbs.
• Rotate 90 degrees every few minutes.
• Wipe off sweat with a towel to prevent body from cooling down.
• Continue to rotate every few minutes, so all sides of the body are exposed to the near infrared light.

After the sauna:

• Take a cold shower to not only rinse off remaining toxins, but unlock further health benefits. Experience reduced inflammation, balanced hormones, improved sleep, increase endorphins for a better mood, and the build-up of brown adipose tissue and resultant fat loss, all from a cold shower following a sauna.
• Drink another 8-16 ounces of spring water.
• Rest by sitting or lying down for about 10 minutes.

Don't forget the glasses!

The NIR Sauna and Blue Light Protection glasses are important during each and every sauna session to prevent potential damage to the eyes. No other glasses, including sunglasses, tanning glasses, and even laser-rated glasses, can effectively shield the intense 700-1400 rays of near infrared sauna therapy. It is not safe to look directly into the light, unless you have these glasses on.

Every sauna purchase includes a complementary pair of these essential protection glasses.