Navigating the Infrared Sauna Market: Common Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them - Key Takeaways

Key Takeaways

The biggest mistake is believing you need anything other than far infrared for an effective sauna experience.
Consumers often overspend based on misleading claims about wood types affecting sauna performance.
Relying on third-party EMF reports can be misleading as they often test components out of context.
Understanding that EMF encompasses both electric and magnetic fields is crucial for accurate assessment.
Many salespeople lack personal experience with the products they sell, leading to potentially misguided advice.

"The biggest mistake is buying into charlatans that are trying to convince you that there's only one brand of sauna that could ever help anybody."

"If you rely on third-party EMF testing from sauna companies with these fancy little reports, you're not going to get that."

"You are wasting your time buying into influencers' opinions or a blogger's review."