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09/08/2026

Most two-person saunas with red light therapy have one panel. Both people are sitting in front of it — but it’s just a blanket spread of light. An unfocused wash hitting both of you with no control over where it’s landing.

That’s not how red light therapy is supposed to work. The mechanism is dose-dependent and position-dependent. It’s supposed to be aimed — specific, intentional, targeted at the tissue you’re trying to reach.

The Aurora Pro has two independent panels on separate swing arms. Each person can position their panel exactly where they need it — lower back, shoulder, wherever. Full therapeutic output for both people at the same time. 103 mW/cm² at 15cm per panel. 660nm + 850nm.

That’s what “two-person” should actually mean.

See the full Aurora Pro specs — link in bio.

09/07/2026

Not because I didn’t think it worked. Because the experience of actually using it was clunky enough that I just... didn’t. I’d prop it up on the couch. Try to angle it at my lower back — which is behind me, so I couldn’t see the distance, couldn’t confirm the angle, couldn’t be sure it was landing where it needed to.

That’s the kind of friction that kills a daily practice. Not skepticism. Not cost. Just awkwardness.

The Aurora Pro panels sit on adjustable swing arms. You position them once and leave them. The light stays where you set it. No propping, no guessing, no holding still and hoping.

103 mW/cm² at 15cm. 660nm + 850nm.

See the full Aurora Pro specs — link in bio.

09/04/2026

Three years ago I bought an infrared sauna because I wanted the health benefits. Later I got into red light therapy and started bringing a panel in with me — propping it up, angling it, trying to make two separate products work as one session.

That’s when it became obvious: they weren’t designed to work together. They were designed separately, and I was the one stitching them together every time.

So I started asking a different question. What would a sauna actually look like if it was built around both from the start — the heat and the light, engineered as one system instead of one product plus an accessory.

That’s the Aurora Pro.

103 mW/cm² per panel at 15cm. 660nm + 850nm integrated panels on adjustable swing arms. Full-spectrum infrared.

Furniture-grade Canadian Hemlock.

See the full Aurora Pro specs — link in bio.

07/28/2026

The first Aurora Pro left the warehouse this week.
Not to a showroom. Not to a photo shoot. To someone’s home — installed, sitting in the room it’s going to live in for years, waiting on the wiring before it gets fired up for the first time.

Watching that happen is a different feeling than watching it get built. This is the part that was always the point.
More of these are heading out over the next few weeks.

See the full Aurora Pro specs — link in bio.

07/25/2026

Three years ago I bought my first infrared sauna because I wanted the health benefits. I never set out to build a company.
Somewhere in there I got into red light therapy, started bringing a panel into my sauna, and realized the two products were never designed to work together. That question — what would a sauna look like if it was actually built around both — is what turned into the Aurora Pro.
This is that answer, sitting on pallets in our Kelowna yard.
See the full Aurora Pro specs — link in bio.

06/23/2026

Most days end without a real transition. The screen turns off and sleep is supposed to just happen.

The twenty minutes in the Aurora Pro 2 changes that. Heat pulls circulation to the surface. The nervous system downshifts. The rest of the evening — and the night after it — lands differently.

660nm + 850nm panels. 103 mW/cm² at 15cm. Built for daily use, not occasional sessions.

The 2-minute quiz finds the right setup for how you actually live. Link in bio.

The decisions that shape the next thirty years mostly don’t feel like decisions at the time. They feel like small daily ...
06/17/2026

The decisions that shape the next thirty years mostly don’t feel like decisions at the time. They feel like small daily things — a ritual, a room in the house, twenty minutes that belong to no one else.

The Aurora Pro 2 was designed for that kind of investment. Not a device you use occasionally. A daily practice with published specs, serious engineering, and a build quality meant to last.

The 2-minute quiz finds the right model for how you live. Link in bio.

We audited 30 consumer red light therapy devices across seven categories — face masks, handheld wands, tabletop panels, ...
06/05/2026

We audited 30 consumer red light therapy devices across seven categories — face masks, handheld wands, tabletop panels, floor panels, full-body beds, sauna-integrated systems, and hair growth helmets.

The question we asked was straightforward: does this brand give you enough information to calculate whether your session delivers a meaningful dose?

14 of 30 devices: yes.
13 of 30 disclosed the distance their irradiance was measured at.
2 of 30 had figures verified by an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited lab.

The Aurora Pro 2 is in the audit on the same terms as every other device. Our figures are manufacturer-stated. Independent spectroradiometer testing isn’t complete. We note that because the framework requires us to apply the same standard to ourselves.

Full audit + free checklist → link in bio.

05/25/2026

Transparency is the simplest trust signal in wellness.
We publish the Aurora Pro’s output: 103 mW/cm² per panel at 15cm. 660nm for skin and surface circulation. 850nm — pulsed at 40Hz — for mitochondrial support and recovery in the superficial muscle and subcutaneous layer where the photons actually land.

Photobiomodulation is wavelength-specific and dose-dependent. Below the minimum irradiance threshold, red light doesn’t trigger the cellular response it’s marketed for. Most brands advertising “red light therapy” inside their saunas don’t publish comparable numbers.

Free side-by-side: Aurora Pro 2 vs. Sunlighten, Clearlight, HigherDOSE. Link in bio.

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05/14/2026

Fatigue is often a cellular energy issue, not a willpower issue.

Mitochondria produce ATP — the molecule that powers movement, cognition, recovery, and immune function. Mitochondrial efficiency declines measurably with age.

Infrared heat supports circulation and triggers heat shock proteins. The Aurora Pro 2’s 850nm panels pulse at 40Hz — delivering higher peak photon energy in short bursts while the sauna’s thermal environment manages heat dissipation between pulses.

One 20-minute session. Both mechanisms working together.

Take the 2-minute quiz to find the right setup for your goals. Link in bio.

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