"We administered WBH using the Clearlight Sauna Dome and ancillary equipment (Mindray iPM-9800) to assess core body temperature via continuous rectal measurement. The Clearlight Sauna Dome uses far-infrared heating elements made of carbon fiber sheets and ceramic. Sauna Dome ambient temperatures reached approximately 57.2 °C and we heated participants until they achieved a core (rectal) body temperature of 38.5 °C or until the maximum permitted WBH time had passed. The maximum permitted WBH time was originally 110 min (which included the first 25 WBH sessions, of which 10 were terminated because 110 min had passed)...."

"My morning routine starts with going into my Clearlight sauna for 30 to 45 minutes. While I'm in there, I do my mental practice to get ready for the day. Once I'm done, I go into the cold plunge. Then I wash my face, put on some face cream, some lip balm and I'm good to go!"

"Still, brands like Sunlighten and Clearlight have benefited, selling infrared saunas for $2K–5K+. Meanwhile, HigherDOSE increased revenue 300% by pivoting from in-person studios to an at-home sauna blanket during COVID."

"The new Clearlight Sanctuary Professional 5 is designed to elevate spa spaces and enhance the wellness experience for your clients.

Key Features:

• Grade “A” Eco-Certified Mahogany Construction: Crafted from premium materials for durability and aesthetics.
• High-Quality Bluetooth/MP3 Audio System: Create a relaxing ambiance with integrated audio capabilities.
• 5-Year Commercial Warranty: Enjoy extended warranty coverage for peace of mind in a commercial setting.
• State-of-the-Art Digital Control: Manage and monitor your sauna remotely using the sleek smartphone app."

"My favorite thing in the house. It's a bit of a spa moment happening. Understatement. Understatement...It's very calming in here...I come in here every day. I use it all the time."

"People are looking for things to enhance house and health — so wellness exploded,” Mr. Kaps said.
Andy Kapps, President, Clearlight, was quoted in the article.
A version of this article appears in print on Dec. 13, 2020, Section ST, Page 8 of the New York edition with the headline: Sweating It Out, With a Sauna at Home.

"First off - a bit of background for you. According to Dr Nima Mahmoodi, founder of Remedi London where I tried my first infrared sauna, it's a type of sauna that uses infrared heaters to emit infrared light. "This is experienced as radiant heat and then absorbed by the surface of your skin," he goes on...

Not only that, but infrared saunas can improve your immunity and boost your metabolism. "The infrared sauna therapy acts like a passive cardio workout, improving circulation and helping reduce blood pressure," he shares. "On the metabolism front, infrared wavelengths create a passive workout, stimulating a sluggish metabolism and improving fat burn."

"Lo Bosworth, founder of the beauty brand Love Wellness, technically has a home office in her New York City apartment. But, more often than not, she found herself working from her kitchen table, preferring the airier space over the closed-off room whose classification was rooted more in realtor-speak than reality. And since this is New York City, where every square foot is a precious (and pricey) one, Bosworth was determined not to let the “office” go to waste. After months of deliberation, she installed a Clearlight Infrared sauna and covered the rest of the room in gym flooring ordered off of Amazon. Now, she uses the space almost daily, either for a dry heat session or for streaming an online workout class. “I have some metal toxicity and residual Epstein-Barr I'm working on, and an infrared sweat helps to detoxify the body, especially for anyone dealing with any kind of autoimmune issue,” she says of her choice. “I converted the space that got no use into one I use frequently."

"Week 3: You can put a price on good sleep, and it's $2,500
A giant 138-pound box covered in blue shrink wrap has just shown up at my door. Inside is The Curve, a $2,500 infrared sauna from Clearlight. There are three main components: an infrared amethyst mat with actual stones woven throughout and two vinyl domes that slide on top of you as you lie down. Each piece is individually temperature controlled. Unlike hot rock saunas, the dome's infrared panels don't produce steam. It's a different kind of heat, more like the gentle sensation from a warm shower than the thick heat in a traditional sauna."

"Always on the lookout for the latest in spa and wellness, Well Spa 360 chose Clearlight's HALO ONE® as a top new product sure to be a hit with the savviest of spa-goers."

"The HALO ONE® Halotherapy generator is a practical and therapeutic option for incorporating salt therapy into your wellness offerings."

"It's been a good three months since Zac Efron posted his last shirtless photo on his Instagram. The actor changed that yesterday with a steamy shot of him chilling in his own personal sauna. ♨️ 🙏
[Clearlight saunas]," he captioned the 'gram. Clearlight Saunas literally lets you buy your own outdoor or indoor sauna chamber for your house, so it looks like Efron made a big, fancy investment in his self-care."

Clearlight HALO ONE® Halotherapy generator is a therapeutic option for incorporating salt therapy into a wellness routine. The HALO ONE can be used in a Clearlight infrared sauna at home or office.

“Getting my pre-Christmas schvitz on in a miraculous [Clearlight Sauna]” wrote Paltrow, adding a tag for Clearlight Saunas, a company that makes saunas to install anywhere, beloved by celebrities like Zac Efron. “I love this thing,” she added.

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A cedar closet had served as overflow wardrobe storage, but the new walk-in closet rendered it redundant. The clients asked that this soothing retreat take its place. “Saunas are a beautiful thing, covered in wood. They exude relaxation,” Goldbach said. The couple’s Clearlight Infrared Sanctuary Sauna sits steps from an adjacent fitness room. “They’ve traveled a lot and experienced lovely accommodations and spas around the world,” Goldbach said of the couple. “It’s just a little bit of that for them to have at home.

Clearlight President, Andy Kappa, was quoted in the Wall Street Journal's special feature The Future of Everything/ WELL-BEING—Sauna Innovations Promise to Bring Health Benefits to More People

Clearlight Curve Sauna Dome is part of a promising study at UCSF showing that regular sauna sessions may all alleviate depression. Business Insider piece "If you want to fight depression, head to a sauna" ran on May 19, 2024.

The Curve Sauna Dome is an integral component of this ongoing study. This research was funded by the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH), The Aoki Foundation, the Donner Foundation, and the Tiny Foundation.