Maxxus Infrared Saunas
Maxxus ultra-low-EMF far-infrared saunas — Canadian Hemlock construction, plug-in convenience, shipped free. Authorized-dealer priced and backed by a 5-year warranty.
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Clear filtersIt pays for itself — usually inside two months.
Two spa visits a week runs about $640 a month, and you walk away owning nothing. A sauna at home is a one-time decision that keeps giving — unlimited sessions, on your schedule, forever.
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Maxxus is the line to look at if you want low-EMF far-infrared with a bit more heating tech in the panel. Several Maxxus models use a "dual-tech" combination of ceramic and carbon heaters — carbon for even, full-cabin warmth, ceramic for higher-intensity targeted heat — while keeping EMF in the low range (5–10 mG measured 2–3" from the panel). Built from reforested Canadian Hemlock with chromotherapy lighting, red-light features, and Bluetooth audio across the range, Maxxus sits in the mid-tier on price and is a strong pick for couples and small households who want a well-equipped 2–3 person cabin without stepping up to ultra-low-EMF Elite pricing. Most plug into a standard 120V outlet (always confirm the electrical spec on each model's page). Authorized-dealer pricing, free shipping, and a 5-year warranty on every unit.
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Read the guidePair the heat with a cold plunge.
Alternating sauna heat and cold immersion amplifies both — circulation, recovery, and a clean jolt of mental clarity, all from home.
Infrared Sauna
Deep heat penetrates muscle and joint and triggers a detox sweat. 20–45 minutes primes the body for the cold.
Cold Plunge
Cold immersion flushes inflammation and floods the brain with norepinephrine — alert, recovered, energised.