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Recovery
Recovery
Recovery equipment, in this store, means two things done well: infrared heat and cold water. This collection gathers every low-EMF sauna and every Dynamic cold therapy tub and chiller we carry, the full toolkit for building heat and cold into a weekly routine at home.
Heat, cold, or both
If you are starting with one, start with the one you will actually use. An infrared sauna is the easier daily habit: step in, sit, no water to manage. A cold plunge demands more will but takes less floor space. The two together support contrast sessions, alternating heat and cold, which is how many of our customers end up training themselves to use both.
On the sauna side, sizes run from compact 1-2 person cabins to the four-person Dynamic Bergamo, with EMF ratings from the standard 5–10 mG down to under 3 mG on the Golden Designs full spectrum cabins. The 2-person and 3-person sizes are where most buyers land.
On the cold side, choose a vessel: 304 stainless steel CUBOID tubs, stainless or cedar-clad barrels, or an inflatable starter. Add a chiller if you want the water held at your set temperature without ice.
Planning the space
Both categories reward ground-floor placement. Saunas need a clear delivery path for the packed panels and the right electrical supply, which varies by model, so check each product's electrical spec. Plunge tubs need a floor that takes the filled weight and a plan for filling and draining. A garage comfortably hosts both.
Warranty and delivery
Saunas and cold therapy gear here come from the Golden Designs Inc family of brands and share the same coverage: 5 years on heaters and electronics in residential use, 1 year on wood structures, free curbside freight in the continental US. Full terms in the brand-by-brand policy.
Frequently asked questions
What is contrast therapy?
Alternating heat and cold in one session, typically sauna time followed by a short cold immersion, repeated in rounds. How long and how many rounds is personal preference; the equipment requirement is simply a heat source and a cold one within walking distance of each other.
Which should I buy first, a sauna or a cold plunge?
The one you will use more often. The sauna is the more comfortable habit and the easier sell on a cold morning; the plunge is cheaper to run and quicker per session. Buyers who start with one and enjoy the routine usually add the other within a year.
How much space does a home recovery setup need?
A single garage bay covers a 2-person sauna, a barrel plunge and a chiller with room to move between them. Check assembled dimensions on each product page; the delivery path is usually a tighter constraint than the room itself.
Explore the full cold plunge and cold therapy range, including water chillers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Orders process in 1–2 business days. Large equipment may need 10–20 business days to leave the warehouse.
Once shipped, U.S. transit is 5–12 business days. Tracking is emailed when available; if you don’t have it after 14 business days, contact support@wellnessreformer.com
We ship to the 48 contiguous U.S. states. Large items ship curbside via freight with scheduled appointment. White-glove/assembly available on request (additional fee).
You can cancel within 24 hours of purchase. Address changes: contact us ASAP; once processed or shipped, changes may not be possible.
Brand-dependent. Most small accessories: 30 days, unused, original packaging; return shipping and 20–30% restocking may apply. Large equipment is often final sale once shipped. If unsure, ask before buying.
Report within 48 hours with photos (product, packaging, shipping label). We’ll coordinate repair/replacement/refund with the supplier.
All warranties are provided by the individual manufacturer or brand.
Warranty coverage and duration vary by product, you can find details on our Brand-by-Brand Warranty Policy.
We’ll assist you in coordinating any warranty claims directly with the brand to ensure quick resolution.
Recovery equipment, in this store, means two things done well: infrared heat and cold water. This collection gathers every low-EMF sauna and every Dynamic cold therapy tub and chiller we carry, the full toolkit for building heat and cold into a weekly routine at home.
Heat, cold, or both
If you are starting with one, start with the one you will actually use. An infrared sauna is the easier daily habit: step in, sit, no water to manage. A cold plunge demands more will but takes less floor space. The two together support contrast sessions, alternating heat and cold, which is how many of our customers end up training themselves to use both.
On the sauna side, sizes run from compact 1-2 person cabins to the four-person Dynamic Bergamo, with EMF ratings from the standard 5–10 mG down to under 3 mG on the Golden Designs full spectrum cabins. The 2-person and 3-person sizes are where most buyers land.
On the cold side, choose a vessel: 304 stainless steel CUBOID tubs, stainless or cedar-clad barrels, or an inflatable starter. Add a chiller if you want the water held at your set temperature without ice.
Planning the space
Both categories reward ground-floor placement. Saunas need a clear delivery path for the packed panels and the right electrical supply, which varies by model, so check each product's electrical spec. Plunge tubs need a floor that takes the filled weight and a plan for filling and draining. A garage comfortably hosts both.
Warranty and delivery
Saunas and cold therapy gear here come from the Golden Designs Inc family of brands and share the same coverage: 5 years on heaters and electronics in residential use, 1 year on wood structures, free curbside freight in the continental US. Full terms in the brand-by-brand policy.
Frequently asked questions
What is contrast therapy?
Alternating heat and cold in one session, typically sauna time followed by a short cold immersion, repeated in rounds. How long and how many rounds is personal preference; the equipment requirement is simply a heat source and a cold one within walking distance of each other.
Which should I buy first, a sauna or a cold plunge?
The one you will use more often. The sauna is the more comfortable habit and the easier sell on a cold morning; the plunge is cheaper to run and quicker per session. Buyers who start with one and enjoy the routine usually add the other within a year.
How much space does a home recovery setup need?
A single garage bay covers a 2-person sauna, a barrel plunge and a chiller with room to move between them. Check assembled dimensions on each product page; the delivery path is usually a tighter constraint than the room itself.
Explore the full cold plunge and cold therapy range, including water chillers.