While we could possibly sit you down and very likely give you carpal tunnel syndrome from scrolling through hundreds of pages to learn about FIR technology, we decided to provide you the ‘FIR In a Nutshell’ introduction instead.

Our body needs adequate doses of far infrared rays (FIR) to function properly, along with most other forms of life on the planet. These natural rays of light energy are hidden from sight because they’re just below what we humans can see as colour. In today’s society, most of us have very little time to exercise under the sun. Owing to this, we hardly have the opportunity to receive even 20 % FIR from natural sunlight. As the result, we tend to experience maladies that are mainly due to poor blood circulation.

However as we know, the sun also produces other harmful rays Cosmic rays, X-rays, Ultra Violet rays, Microwave rays, Gamma rays, Radio waves, and others. Some rays, such as Ultra Violet, may cause skin cancer and other diseases. Because of these, we need something to substitute or create something to produce FIR.

FIR heat is a completely safe form of naturally occurring energy that heats objects by a process called direct light conversion. Direct light conversion warms only the object and does not raise the temperature of the surrounding free air.