Vermont, Victoria (October 3, 2013) – iHealth Saunas is offering tips for those who wish to buy a quality far infrared sauna. Since these products are usually sold online, shoppers cannot easily see for themselves how these work or if they are well-made. The company thus lists some items that should be checked when people are deciding which one to buy.

One of the important things customers must look for is a sauna's electrical approval certificate. This indicates that it is safe to use, does not overheat and cause fire, and does not have its live parts exposed. Ensuring the product is covered by warranty also helps customers confirm its quality. Customers must also ensure that the items covered by the warranty and its terms are specified in writing.

Buyers may also ask if the heater units are on separate circuits because if they are not, having one broken circuit will mean the sauna cannot be used until the faulty parts are replaced. As for the sauna itself, buyers should check if the walls are at least 60 mm thick to ensure heat is trapped inside and that they can save on energy costs. Walls as thin as 40 mm are not sturdy or strong enough for users to lean on.

Moreover, buyers must inquire about a replacement policy as well as whether or not the manufacturer has stocks in the country and service providers in every state, in case of issues. They also need to know about freight costs in case they will need to return the far infrared sauna.

To find out more about the company's products, visit www.iHealthSaunas.com.

About iHealth Saunas

The company is among the leading providers of quality far infrared saunas that meet Australian standards. They also sell a range of accessories for a more relaxing sauna experience as well as offer a 5-year cabinet and electrical warranty plus a lifetime heater warranty. Layby and finance options are also available.