At Nordica Sauna, you have quite a few options when it comes to which type of sauna you’d like to install in your home. One of the biggest decisions you have to make is whether to choose a traditional gas-operated or electrical sauna, or whether you’d prefer an infrared sauna that emits near-zero EMF radiation.

Other choices include how many people you want the sauna to accommodate, whether you want an indoor or outdoor model, as well as a long list of other customizable features to choose from.

If picking out your perfect sauna gets to be too overwhelming, our team of expert customer service support is always here to help with any questions or inquiries you may have.

Yet, first, let’s talk more about near-zero EMF infrared saunas and how they can make a great addition to your home.

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What Is a Near Zero EMF Infrared Sauna?

Almost all types of electrical devices and wireless appliances emitelectromagneticfields (EMF) of radiation. When exposed to these devices at high levels and for long periods, they can have detrimental effects on your health.

Luckily, infrared saunas emit extremely low levels of EMF radiation. Near zero version emits the lowest possible amount, which comes to less than 2 mG when measured at a distance of 2 to 3 inches from the three heating panels aptly positioned around the sauna.

Thus, because of their low levels of radiation energy, they’re considered safe for human exposure. It’s also why they're becoming more and more popular as a convenient way to boost general health and promote wellbeing.

All our near-zero EMF infrared saunas are designed for indoor use and come fitted with a bench and a side window. They also have an interior and exterior LED control panel, acolor therapy lighting system, and several other unique features.

Are Near Zero EMF Infrared Saunas Safe for Daily Use?

Thanks to their low energy levels, near-zero EMF infrared saunas are safe for daily use.

We recommend using a sauna at least twice a week for about 10–15 minutes at a time. Then, take your time and slowly work your way up to 30–40 minutes.

Avoid using the sauna more than twice a day. If you want to take breaks mid-session, the best thing you can do is sit for about 15 minutes, then step out of the sauna for five minutes to give your body time to cool down before returning for a second 10–15 minute session.

After your daily session, take a shower with tepid-warm water. This will help cleanse the skin from sweat and toxins and also help close the pores to make your skin healthier and feel more supple and soft.

Upgrade your Home with Luxury Infrared Saunas at Nordica

As you’ve seen, the benefits of investing in a sauna are too many to count. Add to that the fact that all Nordica products are made of the finest, eco-friendly materials, which means a reduced carbon footprint. So, you can enhance your health without worrying about harming the environment.

Other lucrative features include free shipping, a 5-year warranty that covers all heating and electronic components, and a 1-year limited warranty on the wood structure.