Want to feel FANTASTIC?
Consider the benefits of an iHealth Far Infrared Sauna
The new Far Infrared technology in iHealth Saunas means you can sweat out toxins without the discomfort of extreme humidity. Then there’s the bonus of many other health benefits including weight loss, cardiovascular conditioning and improved blood circulation. Infrared heat is well known for pain relief, and health professionals have used infrared heat lamps for decades to treat muscle and joint problems. Removes toxins naturally Relaxes and relieves stress Relieves pain from muscles and joints Assists in the treatment of Arthritis, Fibromyalgia & Back Pain
5 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM, ALL WITH THESE FEATURES: 8mm thick frameless glass door for safety and durability State of the art digital control panel, internally mounted for safety and ease of access
Kiln-dried Hemlock Spruce timber - beautiful, durable, resin-free, toxin-free
approx 20 cents per 30 minutes
& cabinet warranty
Safety - full Australian electrical approval, all cables No special plumbing or power - requirements - all you need is a standard 10 Amp 240v outlet
The iHealth 2-Person
Sauna incorporates the latest technology in Carbon Fibre heaters coupled with 2 freestanding ceramic heaters designed to target specific problem areas. W129cm x D134cm x H195cm.
The iHealth Deluxe 4-Person Corner Unit has a luxurious contemporary design and features panoramic full length windows allowing an uninterrupted view. Features 6 large Ultra Tech Carbon Fibre heaters and 2 movable Pure Wave Solid Ceramic Heaters W155cm x D155cm x H200cm
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FREE delivery and installation to metro area, value $350
Colour Therapy: Mood Enhancing Lighting
Ioniser/Air Purifier for Oxygen Therapy
Aromatherapy Dish Aromatherapy Oils
Call us now 1800 455 089 or visit us at
www.ihealthsaunas.com (MP3 compatible) with 2 year warranty
and receive these valuable bonuses Quality JVC Stereo CD System
BUY NOW: SAVE $1,200
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