Infrared PEMF Wrap

Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) technology delivers low‑level electromagnetic pulses through the wrap. These pulses interact with the body’s bioelectrical environment, which plays a role in how cells communicate and how the body regulates normal physiological processes. Unlike mechanical stimulation, PEMF works through electromagnetic signalling rather than pressure or vibration. The wrap emits carefully selected sine‑wave frequencies designed to support relaxation and recovery while you rest on the surface.

A PEMF Wrap creates a focused space to pause, reset and support recovery exactly where your body needs it most. Incorporating PEMF sessions into your daily routine can help the body shift out of constant stimulation and into a more rest-and-recharge mode. The wrap is designed for targeted use, allowing you to apply PEMF directly to specific areas of the body that need support. It can be used to encourage: Relaxation after long days, travel, or prolonged sitting. Physical recovery following training or muscular fatigue. Calm moments during periods of stress or mental load. Intentional recovery windows throughout the day The wrap can be placed around areas such as the lower back, shoulders, knees or legs, allowing PEMF sessions to be integrated wherever targeted recovery and relaxation are needed most.

You may not feel strong sensations when using the PEMF Wrap, and that is normal. This product is designed to provide a gentle, low‑intensity experience rather than noticeable heat, vibration, or massage. Because the experience is gentle, many people judge it by consistency and outcomes over time, such as easier down‑regulation, a calmer body feel after sessions, or a smoother recovery routine. Wearables can help track trends, but responses are individual and results can vary.

PEMF sessions can be used regularly as part of a daily recovery or relaxation routine. Many people begin with sessions of 20–30 minutes, once per day. Some users incorporate longer sessions up to a maximum of 60 minutes, such as sitting on the wrap while working or winding down in the evening. Your routine is personal. Consistency is more important than intensity.

The handheld controller allows you to manage the wrap’s core functions and tailor each session to your preference.Connect the controller to the wrap, then:Select a programme to set the PEMF frequency pattern. Adjust warmth as desired. Enable or disable red and near‑infrared light (depending on programme) Set session time. Simply connect the controller to the wrap, select your preferred programme and settings, and begin your session. The system will run automatically for the chosen duration.For step‑by‑step visuals, please refer to the User Manual.

You can enjoy a session for as little as 1 minute up to 1 hours.

Please refer to the user manual for more information on setting up your Infrared PEMF Wrap.

Lying down is not required. You can place the wrap on a chair, sofa, bed, or the floor. It can fit into different parts of the day, such as morning stillness, desk time, or pre‑bed wind‑down.

It is impossible to achieve zero EMF levels from any electrical device that runs off mains power.

No. PEMF passes through clothing easily. For comfort and consistency, use the wrap in whatever way supports regular sessions.

Depending on the selected programme, not all lights will be illuminated at the same time. This is intentional and ensures each modality is delivered as designed: Some programmes intentionally activate certain zones or modalities and not others. Some near‑infrared LEDs also appear dim or “off” because near‑infrared is less visible to the human eye. Some phone cameras are able to detect near-infrared light, but not all phones have this capability. If lights appear unexpectedly off, confirm the selected programme, confirm light settings on the controller, and refer to the User Manual programme guide.

Integrated LEDs deliver optional: Near‑infrared: 850 nm, 25 mW/cm² at 1 cm, Red light: 630 nm, 10 mW/cm² at 1 cm. Red and near‑infrared can be used through light clothing. For best results, use the wrap in whatever setup supports regular sessions. Consistency over time is more important than intensity.

Turn off the device, and once it has cooled down, wipe it down with a damp cloth. You may also use a vacuum cleaner using a soft brush extension over the surface once every two weeks. For spot cleaning, you can use a damp cloth minimally soaked with benzalkonium chloride (common household cleaner) and water. Make sure the device is switched off at the wall plug before cleaning.

The wrap can be rolled or folded for storage between sessions, depending on the model’s folding points and care instructions. For travel, treat it like a larger wellness accessory. If you plan to pack it, follow the User Manual guidance for folding, cable protection, and storage to avoid stress on internal components.

The wrap uses naturally occurring sine‑wave PEMF frequencies in the 1–30 Hz range. Rather than treating frequency like intensity, the programmes are designed around session intentions — how you want the session to feel and what you want it to support (grounded, calm, clear, or restored). A simple way to think about the ranges 1–3 Hz (Grounding + down‑regulation): Very slow pulses that many people use when they want to feel more settled in the body. Often chosen for evening wind‑down, post‑travel “reset,” or days that feel overstimulating. 4–7 Hz (Calm + nervous system settling): A gentle, low‑frequency range often selected when the goal is to soften tension and encourage an easier transition into rest. Well suited to breathwork, meditation, and pre‑bed routines. 8–12 Hz (Clear + centred focus): A mid‑range option many users prefer during daytime sessions when they want to feel alert but not wired. Useful for a quiet work block, reading, or a mental refresh that still feels smooth and comfortable. 13–20 Hz (Recovery + flow‑style support): A more “energising” range (still subtle in sensation) that’s commonly used for post‑training or when the intention is to feel more refreshed and mobile. 21–30 Hz (Uplift + daytime reset): The higher end of the wrap’s wellness range, often chosen for shorter sessions when you want a brighter, more activated feel without turning the session into intense stimulation.

Not necessarily. Programme design is about matching a session intention, not stacking every effect at once. Higher frequency is not inherently “better,” and benefits do not simply add up as you increase Hz. If you are choosing between programmes, the most reliable approach is consistency with the programme that supports your routine and how you want to feel.