Clearlight™ infrared saunas has been a well known brand in the industry for quite some time. Manufactured in China, and known to some as "Jacuzzi™" due to their trademark, adds an additional layer of credibility to most new sauna shoppers. If you know anything about online businesses and online shopping, you know that online presence is extremely important in selling products. Clearlight™ does an incredible job with their online presence and spends necessary dollars per year with marketing, advertising, and hiring social media and celebrity influencers to advocate their brand. Clearlight™ at first glance is clearly, no pun intended, aesthetically pleasing. Their design and online image quality is very intriguing and helps to make the already popular brand shine even more. Clearlight™ has FAR infrared as well as Full Spectrum sauna options which are loaded with bells and whistles. Clearlight™ infrared saunas are very safe to use and emit very low levels of EMF. They, like many other brands have all the required credentials to make buying a sauna an "at peace" experience. 

TheraSauna® infrared saunas are the only 100% USA made infrared sauna with over 20 years of experience. All TheraSauna models are handcrafted in DeWitt, Iowa with the highest end American materials. A classic look with an optional warm mahogany exterior finish, also finds itself as an extremely aesthetically pleasing sauna design. TheraSauna's mission is To stay “A Step Ahead”, QCA Spas, Inc. believes in ongoing research and design to develop the most innovative infrared dry saunas and hydrotherapy performance spas on the market today. Our customer's personal satisfaction is, and will always be, our number one concern". TheraSauna often flies under the radar when it comes to online presence and marketing content. As one of the pioneers of the sauna industry, TheraSauna tends to invest more money into keeping manufacturing in the USA, rather than investing that money as advertising dollars. Most companies cut costs on their materials and import from China in order to spend as much as they can on advertising and marketing. For TheraSauna, keeping their manufacturing in the USA is a non-negotiable. TheraSauna's technology and long list of patents is one of the ways they seperate themselves from their competition. 

Clearlight™ infrared saunas manufactures out of China through Sauna Works. Unfortunately, Clearlight™ doesn't show any of their process which leaves a lot of customers in question of their procedures. With limited information, it does appear that Clearlight™ takes proper precautions during their manufacturing process. Clearlight™ does have Cedar and Basswood options using good quality materials. The only issue we have experienced here is delivery of damaged saunas. During our tenure as a dealer, damaged saunas from Clearlights headquarters in Berkeley were reported at about a 1/5 clip, which is a reasonable area of concern. We recently terminated our dealership agreement with Clearlight due to some of these issues. We hope in the future when they resolve their infrastructure issues, we might be willing to sell their saunas again. Understandably, companies always go through hiccups along the way, and we do have faith in their ability to come back even stronger in the future.

Clearlight™ infrared saunas manufactures out of China through Sauna Works. Unfortunately, Clearlight™ doesn't show any of their process which leaves a lot of customers in question of their procedures. With limited information, it does appear that Clearlight™ takes proper precautions during their manufacturing process. Clearlight™ does have Cedar and Basswood options using good quality materials. The only issue we have experienced here is delivery of damaged saunas. During our tenure as a dealer, damaged saunas from Clearlights headquarters in Berkeley were reported at about a 1/5 clip, which is a reasonable area of concern. We recently terminated our dealership agreement with Clearlight due to some of these issues. We hope in the future when they resolve their infrastructure issues, we might be willing to sell their saunas again. Understandably, companies always go through hiccups along the way, and we do have faith in their ability to come back even stronger in the future.

EMF levels of Clearlight™ saunas are very low and safe. Clearlight™ offers both FAR Infrared carbon panel heaters and Full Spectrum ceramic heaters on the front glass on their Full Spectrum Sanctuary line. The carbon panels have been tested by us averaging below 1mg of EMF. The Full Spectrum heaters, although still safe, were higher in EMF testing averaging around 6mg from our testing. If you want the lowest EMF possible, we would recommend a FAR Infrared sauna from Clearlight™ which is their "Premier IS" line.

Featured in image above: Clearlight™ Sanctuary 1

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Clearlight™ saunas are absolutely stunning and very aesthetically pleasing by the naked eye. WIth their "Italian Design" and open glass concept, they look like they could come right out of a magazine. When you look closer however, and see them in-person, their tends to be a disconnect in that claim. First and foremost, Clearlight's Full Spectrum series is designed with a full glass front. Although this looks nice and modern to most people, it is no secret that glass is a poor insulator. Often times, customers experience imperfections and blemishes in the finish and wood grain. Certain areas seemed to not be sanded and buffed to their advertised look. Additionally, the seal between glass panels and the door were often found "unstuck" or "bunched up" creating an immediate need to service a brand new product. Even if you look closely to the image above, you can notice the small gaps between the glass panels. This wasn't extremely common, but is imperative to mention transparently since we experienced it multiple times with our very own customer base at USA Health and Wellness. When you spend over $5,000 for an infrared sauna backed by Jacuzzi™, customers expect top-of-the-line quality in return. It seems a lot of this could be avoided with a better infrastructure and quality control department.