Red or near-infrared bulbs for Sauna Unit?

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  • #438
    skin lover
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    I am at the decision stage of building a sauna for my family. Do you think a red light bulb is a good option when compared to near-infrared light bulbs?.

    Has anyone tried the Rubylux near-infrared bulbs?

    #440
    tammy
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    A Sauna? Awesome!

    I’ve been using rubylux near infrared bulbs for my family for about 3 weeks now. I can vouch for their effectiveness and awesomeness.

    Red light is great, but near-infrared has a deeper range of penetration. Wear eye protection.

    Do keep me updated with the progress of your sauna.

    #454
    grace peach
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    Near-infrared light is the perfect spectrum for a sauna, and the rubylux near-infrared bulb are just what you need. The bulbs have worked well for me over the many months.

    #912
    Sunny
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    Regarding about this topic, I’ve read the differences about the bulbs that you may use for your sauna. hope this help

    #985
    triisha001
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    Thanks Sunny for sharing! this is the information that I need.

    #997
    GeoLad
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    I believe if you will to create a sauna. You should use infrared light. Because it produces heats to the body which gives effect of it being “sauna”. We are planning to build one so that’s what we read.

    #1190
    marjorie1969
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    Red therapy and infrared sauna can provide a one-two combo. When comparing the two you need to think about the user’s exercise/lifestyle habit. Most people indulge in more than one activity, be it yoga and running, lifting and swimming, or whatever you have time for. Red light therapy has been shown to promote healing and reduce inflammation and pain symptoms, potentially shortening your recovery time. Infrared sauna sessions will simulate the heart-pumping, blood circulating endorphin rush you crave while also potentially helping you sweat our toxins.

    #1429
    ReyLight
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    I’m also considering on getting a DIY sauna inside my house. Thanks @marjorie1969 for this info.

    #1500
    leslesterer
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    Oh nice, as I’ve posted on other thread, I can find more details about building a sauna here.

    #1598
    skinnygirl
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    How much do you think a sauna unit will cost? and do you think a DIY sauna unit will be durable?

    #1645
    farraf001
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    Hi @skinnygirl – I think this might answer some of your questions. Home Sauna

    #1806
    nutrisha01
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    I’m also planning to build one and I’m still searching for some suggestions.

    #1888
    bpbaddie
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    So, I ended up ordering this haha I’m still waiting for this to be deliver here.

    #1896
    Sunny
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    That’s nice! @bpbaddie How many of you will be doing this sauna into your house?

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