How much are Sunlighten mPulse saunas?

The Sunlighten mPulse is the company’s top-of-the-line product and the price tag reflects that fact. While the company doesn’t release pricing because each system is configurable based on the customer’s specific needs, the least expensive Sunlighten Sauna (the Sunlighten Solo) begins at $2,600.

What does a Sunlighten sauna feel like?

“The experience is similar to lying in the sun on a warm day and feeling the heat radiate to the core of your body.” Unlike traditional (hot rock or steam) saunas—which operate at well in excess of 200°F—infrared heat has the benefit of being effective at a more comfortable operating temperature of 100°-150°F, which is …

Are Sunlighten saunas safe?

In general, infrared saunas are considered safe for most people. However, if you’re on medications, have implanted medical devices, or have a medical condition — whether acute or chronic — you should be cautious.

Is Sunlighten low EMF?

Vitatech’s conclusion: Our saunas are completely safe. Our EMF levels are lower than 95 percent of common household devices. VitaTech’s testing concluded Sunlighten heater panels measure 0.5 mG or less. That’s less than 1 mG!

What is Sunlighten mPulse?

An mPulse sauna is a complete wellness toolkit. You can choose a clinically-backed health program or customize all three infrared wavelengths to maximize health benefits as your needs change and evolve.

Where are Sunlighten saunas made?

Vietnam
Sunlighten manufactures our saunas in Vietnam, and we are the ONLY sauna manufacturer in the world that is directly involved in every step of the production process.

Are Sunlighten saunas low EMF?

Our saunas are completely safe. Our EMF levels are lower than 95 percent of common household devices. Vitatech’s testing concluded Sunlighten heater panels measure 0.5 mG or less. That’s less than 1 mG!

Who owns sunlighten?

Connie Zack
Ever wondered what that giant beacon of a building is presiding over the I-435/Metcalf interchange? Well, you’re not alone, says Sunlighten® co-owner Connie Zack with a laugh.