Vic RiffelGuestStephanie GrayHostAnd I've talked a lot about electromagnetic frequencies and the dangers of them on the show.
So how does Sunlighten kind of address EMFs? How high are your saunas emitting? And what should buyers know about how they're measured and what's considered safe?

Yeah, EMFs, that's something that over the years we've become more and more aware of as a company, especially in the holistic space.

We both have our wired headphones in because even something like that, the way Bluetooth headphones work, every electrical product emits these EMFs and some people may not react to them or may not realize that they are reacting to them.

So we've done third-party testing where they came in, checked our heaters in different positions, different spots, when it was on, when it was off.

And so what we've done is changed the wiring configuration so that maybe it's placed further away from where the person is sitting.

And it's neat to see even just in the biohacker space, like we go to events and there's all these different tools and ways that we've learned to reduce these EMFs.

But any actual valid testing that's been done especially third-party testing that shows that it's not us going in with the little reader you want to have that high quality device so our levels are all ultra low much less even than many household devices again everything your blow dryer your vacuum they are all emitting emfs it's similar to infrared how it's invisible people just don't understand it and it's a foreign concept for some but it is important because when you're in that sauna You're trying to reduce the stress of the foreign environments, not increase it.

I'm sure that's something that your audience is concerned about as well as are there glues? Are there coatings? Is there paint that might be off-gassing? Yeah.
And I've talked a lot about electromagnetic frequencies and the dangers of them on the show.
So how does Sunlighten kind of address EMFs? How high are your saunas emitting? And what should buyers know about how they're measured and what's considered safe?

Yeah, EMFs, that's something that over the years we've become more and more aware of as a company, especially in the holistic space.

We both have our wired headphones in because even something like that, the way Bluetooth headphones work, every electrical product emits these EMFs and some people may not react to them or may not realize that they are reacting to them.

So we've done third-party testing where they came in, checked our heaters in different positions, different spots, when it was on, when it was off.

And so what we've done is changed the wiring configuration so that maybe it's placed further away from where the person is sitting.

And it's neat to see even just in the biohacker space, like we go to events and there's all these different tools and ways that we've learned to reduce these EMFs.

But any actual valid testing that's been done especially third-party testing that shows that it's not us going in with the little reader you want to have that high quality device so our levels are all ultra low much less even than many household devices again everything your blow dryer your vacuum they are all emitting emfs it's similar to infrared how it's invisible people just don't understand it and it's a foreign concept for some but it is important because when you're in that sauna You're trying to reduce the stress of the foreign environments, not increase it.

I'm sure that's something that your audience is concerned about as well as are there glues? Are there coatings? Is there paint that might be off-gassing? Yeah.
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