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If traditional sauna temperatures feel too intense, an infrared sauna may offer a more comfortable way to pursue sauna health benefits. Prefer higher heat and löyly, the steam from water poured on hot stones? See our traditional outdoor saunas. Typical operating temperatures fall between 100° and 140°, providing warmth at a more tolerable level. Begin your health journey with an Infracore infrared sauna from Saunacore, the oldest manufacturer of infrared saunas in Canada. Learn more at https://saunacore.com/
INFRACORE™ Emitter
$375.00
Feel the Infrared Heat Difference with Saunacore
No. Compared with traditional saunas, infrared models run at cooler temperatures. Their heat warms your body directly instead of heating the surrounding air, which may produce a deeper sweat that supports detoxification.
The distinction matters. Canadian Red Cedar is favored for sauna construction, so cedar logs are exported to Asia and frequently turned into saunas there. We’ve tested these models at Backyard America and often found components of substandard quality. Examples include weak doors that let heat escape, straps that buckle under tension and infrared panels producing excessive EMF. These and other shortcomings make the saunas less appealing for long-term use.
For these saunas, North American made means construction takes place in North America using Canadian materials. They are built with lasting performance in mind and carry a lifetime warranty.
Research suggests infrared saunas may help with detoxification. Heavy metal detoxification in particular has prompted many fire departments to add infrared sauna use to their detoxification protocols. Other health benefits attributed to infrared saunas are largely inferred from Finnish Government research on traditional sauna use. Those potential benefits include increased longevity, more years spent in good health, cardiovascular improvements, heat shock protein activation and more.