LifePro Infrared Sauna Blanket for Detox and Relaxation, Portable Far Infrared Home Sauna, Relieves Muscle Tension, RejuvaWrap Series with Adjustable Heat Settings

I was unaware I bought a US based item with a US based plug. I can't use this in the UK, but have sadly missed the return window. I would love to discuss if there's a way to fix this problem, but there doesn't seem to be any way to contact the seller either.

Product recall due to burning risk. I bought a LifePro sauna blanket in December and received a recall notice from Amazon nearly a year later. Although LifePro promised a replacement, it never arrived, and their replies consistently cite stock delays of 2–3 weeks. Polite customer service hasn’t resolved the issue, and responses seem automated. Refunds are offered as site credits. Has anyone else faced this? I cannot recommend LifePro sauna due to unresolved safety concerns and poor customer accountability.

Used only once directly on the floor. Floor is hard and not confortable. Don't want to use the blanket on the bed (memory foam). The blanket is relaxing. The problem is the hard floor!

La regresé por un falso en el cable, los materiales son robustos y de buena calidad, ya me pedí otra, tuve mala suerte con la primera pero aún así dan ganas de tenerla

The product is for 110V and in Singapore we use 220V. Lifepro should either warn us or provide the voltage reducer for country that runs on 220V with the correct rating on watts to use. I email and massage them till now no answer. Please provide the correct rating of the voltage reducer if not providing us one. Quite disappointed with lifepro. They are marketing to those countries that run 220V yet they never even bother to provide the solution.

I really like this at home sauna, has been great for my joint inflammation. I just do a 35-45 minute session and clean it with the same sanitizer that they use in daycares so I know it'll be safe on the skin. Very easy to use and store, great product all around.

As the title of my review suggests, this is the absolute best purchase I have made this year. And I have made a ton of purchases. Do you need an infrared sauna blanket to live? Probably not, but once you have one, you will wonder how you did without! I purchased a steam sauna box last year, and i do like it since it's quite relaxing and great to help you get in the mood to sleep. I really liked combining it with some of those shower steamer things to boost the rejuvenation. However, I wasn't convinced that I was actually sweating that much since most of the moisture was simply the steam turning back into water on my skin. I had tried an infrared sauna at the gym and was thrilled with how much sweat was produced in a short time. And I felt REFRESHED afterwards, comparable to how you feel after a good cardio session. I came across this blanket and decided to give it a chance for days when i don't do cardio. The blanket comes with a towel and these foil sauna wrappers that help maximize your sweating. The first time was a learning experience, much like anything else. I was amazed at how much sweat was produced. We are easily talking a liter on the highest setting for about an hour (the timer goes up to 50, but you can add more time as you go along). Here are my recommendations: 1. Place a towel under your head and shoulders to avoid getting your bed or other surface wet. 2. I don't have my arms in the blanket while using it, so I use another towel across my chest to hold in more steam. 3. Use the sauna wrappers! They are disposable, but I use them 2-3 times each. Just need to rinse and hang to dry. 4. If you are sensitive to heat, start at a lower level and time. I would not recommend using this if you have rashes, broken skin or neuropathy. 5. Be careful! This thing gets very hot on the inside AND outside. For cleaning, I will open it up and use a dry towel to soak up the sweat. Then, I wipe down with a damp towel and allow to air dry. I love this thing and it works incredibly well for a sauna blanket at this price point. It can be a challenge to get it folded up small enough to fit back in the bag, but it is what it is. It all just gets put back in a closet either way.