Promolife carries a wide range of dome saunas, far infrared saunas, portable saunas, sauna belts, steam saunas and high heat saunas.  

You'll find everything from small portable personal units to four person wooden saunas.  Whether you want to sit in a full body structure or keep your head and hands free to read or watch tv, we've got you covered.

We also offer kits if you want to build your own far infrared sauna.  You can find all of our options below.  If you want help deciding which type of sauna is right for you, feel free to contact us.
 

What types of saunas do you offer?

Far infrared dome saunas are excellent for people who prefer lying down while taking a sauna.  Simply place the sauna on a floor mat and cover your body with the dome and allow it to infuse your body with the radiant warmth of far infrared. 

Far infrared saunas (both stationary and portable) provide the healing benefits of far infrared (see below).  We have wooden structures that can fit one to four people, outdoor models, and a variety of portable units that store easily and cost less.

Far infrared sauna belts are worn around the waist and are often used as part of weight loss routines or for back pain and PMS.  They are the most portable.

High heat saunas are more like the traditional saunas you may have seen, and include rocks that you splash water over to create steam.

Our steam saunas include steam canopies (much like a dome sauna), steam sauna cabinets that enclose the entire body and cabinets that leave your head on the outside to watch television.
 

What is the difference between steam and far infrared?

Both steam and far infrared do a good job of detoxifying the body, relieving stress, reducing pain and aches, boosting the immune system, increasing circulation and enhancing the skin, among other things. 

Far infrared is preferred by people who are uncomfortable in the high temperatures steam can create.  Far infrared penetrates deeper and brings out more sweat with lower temperatures than steam. 

Steam saunas are preferred by those who wish to incorporate ozone therapy into their routine and those who need relief from coughing, dryness, spasmodic breathing and other similar problems.  Steam can relieve throat irritation by moistening the air, loosen secretions and can act as a natural expectorant.  Aroma oils are also a wonderful therapy to use in steam saunas.

Some people prefer to have one of each so their every mood and need is covered.