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VITAL+ SaunaPod — Portable Infrared Sauna

Sale price$860.10

Saunapod Infrared
VITAL+ SaunaPod — Portable Infrared Sauna Sale price$860.10
Overview

A folding infrared cabin that sets up in ten minutes and packs down in five. Six panels, two 660nm red light strips, and a corner footprint.

The pentagon frame is the point: it fits a 40 by 40 inch corner rather than demanding the middle of a room. Six infrared panels at 230 watts each sit behind a heat-insulated ThermoShield cover, and the whole thing collapses when you are done with it.

Ten minutes up, five minutes down

A fiberglass frame with a ThermoShield insulated cover. There is nothing to bolt and nothing to wire — assembly is about ten to fifteen minutes and pack-down is five. That is the trade this product makes: a fabric cabin will never match sealed hemlock for longevity, but it does not ask you to give up a room permanently either.

Red light without a second device

Two 660nm red light strips are built into the cabin, along with four-colour chromotherapy lighting, all run from the included remote. Temperature is adjustable from 77°F to 150°F and the cabin reaches working temperature in about twenty minutes from a room above 70°F.

Specifications
  • Occupancy: 1 person
  • Sauna Type: Portable far infrared — folding pentagon frame
  • Dimensions: 36" W × 36" D × 75" H
  • Footprint: Fits a 40" × 40" corner
  • Heaters: 6 infrared panels at 230W each — about 1,380W total
  • Temperature Range: 77°F – 150°F (25°C – 66°C), remote adjustable
  • Warm-Up: About 20 minutes from a room above 70°F
  • Light Therapy: 2 × 660nm red light LED strips
  • Chromotherapy: 4 colours
  • EMF: 1–3 mG
  • Voltage: Standard household outlet
  • Operating Cost: About 15¢ per session
  • Frame: Fiberglass with ThermoShield heat-insulated cover
  • Exterior: Polyester taffeta
  • Assembly: 10–15 minutes; pack-down about 5 minutes
  • Certifications: ETL, CE, REACH, RoHS, CTI
  • Warranty: 1 year standard; 2-year extension available
  • Location: Indoor use only
What Is Included
  • Fiberglass sauna frame
  • ThermoShield heat-insulated frame cover
  • 6 infrared panels
  • 2 × 660nm red light strips
  • Portable chair
  • Sweat-absorbing floor mat — machine washable
  • Remote control
Disclaimer

This product is intended for general wellness use only. It is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before use if you have a cardiovascular condition, are pregnant, or are managing a chronic illness. Always hydrate adequately before and after sessions.

Saunapod Infrared

A sauna that gives the room back

Six infrared panels and two 660nm strips inside a pentagon frame that folds into a corner. Ten minutes to set up, five to pack away — which makes it the option for a room that has to be something else the rest of the day.

SPECIFICATION

What you are buying.

  • Folds in five minutes

    Pentagon frame fits a 40" × 40" corner. Setup is 10 to 15 minutes.

  • 6 panels, 230W each

    About 1,380 watts total on a standard household outlet.

  • 2 × 660nm red strips

    Plus four-colour chromotherapy, all on the included remote.

  • 77°F to 150°F

    About twenty minutes to temperature from a room above 70°F.

  • 1 to 3 mG

    Well inside international limits.

  • About 15¢ per session

    No installation, no electrician, no dedicated circuit.

HOW A SESSION RUNS

A session, start to finish.

Nothing to plumb, nothing to drain, nothing to schedule around.

Saunapod Infrared
  1. Set up

    Ten to fifteen minutes. The fiberglass frame goes up, the panels sit inside it, and the ThermoShield cover goes over the top.

  2. Heat and light

    About twenty minutes to temperature, then a session at anywhere from 77°F to 150°F with the red strips running. Everything is on the remote.

  3. Pack down

    Five minutes back into the corner, or leave it standing. The floor mat is machine washable.

Saunapod Infrared

About fifteen cents a session

Roughly 1,380 watts on a standard household outlet, and no installation of any kind. The running cost is small enough to be beside the point.

Saunapod Infrared

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FAQ

How small does it pack down?

The frame collapses and the cover comes off in about five minutes. The pentagon shape is designed to sit in a 40 by 40 inch corner when standing, which is the more useful number for most rooms.

How hot does a fabric cabin get?

Adjustable from 77°F to 150°F, reaching temperature in roughly twenty minutes. The manufacturer recommends a room above 70°F to start — a cold garage will lengthen that considerably.

What does it cost to run?

About fifteen cents a session. Six panels at 230 watts each is roughly 1,380 watts, on a standard household outlet with no dedicated circuit.

Does it have real red light therapy?

Two 660nm red light LED strips are built in, run from the remote. The four-colour chromotherapy lighting is separate and is ambient colour rather than a therapeutic dose.

What is the warranty?

One year as standard, with a two-year extension available. The pod is ETL and CE certified, and REACH, RoHS and CTI compliant.

Who should not use this sauna?

Do not use if pregnant, intoxicated, or running a fever. Individuals with cardiovascular conditions including hypertension, hypotension, or congestive heart failure should consult a physician before use. Conditions associated with impaired sweating — including Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, or diabetic neuropathy — require physician clearance. If you have metal implants, rods, or artificial joints consult your surgeon before use.