Ad Best sauna blankets UK 2026: 5 infrared blankets compared, from £299.99
Five infrared sauna blankets sold in the UK compared on price, temperature range, timer, power and warranty, with what they cost to run and what to check before buying. Prices checked 11 November 2026.
Quick answer
Infrared sauna blankets from UK retailers cost £299.99–£699 at full price when we checked on 11 November 2026, and less in Black Friday sales. The Lifepro RejuvaWrap (£299.99 at Healf, on pre-order) and SENSSE Saunalux (£380 at Currys) are the cheapest full-size blankets we found with published specs. BON CHARGE, CurrentBody and HigherDOSE sit at £549–£699. Most are listed at 600–650W, so even running flat out an hour costs about 16–17p at the current price cap. A blanket is the cheapest, most compact way to get infrared heat at home, but it's a sleeping-bag-style wrap, not a room you sit in.
Read the manual, and check with your GP if unsure
Sauna blankets get hot and you’re zipped inside one. Follow the manufacturer’s time limits and warnings, and check with your GP first if you have a health condition or you’re pregnant. We don’t repeat the health or weight-loss claims many blanket listings make.
An infrared sauna blanket is a padded, zip-up wrap with heating elements inside, run from a plug-in controller. We compared five full-size blankets sold by UK retailers that publish their temperature, timer and power specs. We haven’t tested any of them.
| Model | From | Size / suits | Spec | Power |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lifepro RejuvaWrap infrared sauna blanket Healf | £299.99 | 180 × 180cm | 35–80°C over 9 levels; 5–60 minute timer | 600W; UK plug |
| SENSSE Saunalux infrared sauna blanket Currys | £380 | About 180 × 94cm; 5.9kg | Up to 75°C over 9 settings; switches off after 60 minutes | – |
| BON CHARGE infrared sauna blanket BON CHARGE | £549 | 180 × 90cm; 9kg | 25–80°C; 5–60 minute timer | 600W; 100–240V |
| CurrentBody Wellness infrared sauna blanket CurrentBody | £549.99 | 180 × 180cm; 7.5kg | 30–75°C; 30–60 minute timer | 650W; 110–240V |
| HigherDOSE infrared sauna blanket (V4) HigherDOSE | £699 | – | Up to 175°F (about 79°C) over 9 levels; 1-hour timer | 350–420W; 220V UK/EU model |
The blankets
Lowest price with full specs
Lifepro RejuvaWrap infrared sauna blanket
From £299.99 at Healf
£299.99 (pre-order for 27 November 2026 when checked). Price checked 11 November 2026.
- Heat
- 35–80°C over 9 levels; 5–60 minute timer
- Power
- 600W; UK plug
- Size
- 180 × 180cm
- Warranty
- Lifetime (as listed)
£299.99 at Healf, on pre-order for 27 November 2026 when we checked. It’s listed at 600W with nine levels from 35°C to 80°C and a 5–60 minute timer. It’s the widest blanket here at 180 × 180cm and comes with a face towel, disposable wraps and a carry bag. Healf lists a lifetime warranty. Lifepro’s instructions say no more than 60 minutes in any 24 hours.
- Comes with a cotton face towel, five disposable wraps and a carry bag.
- Instructions say no more than 60 minutes in 24 hours.
Specs are as published by the retailer. We have not tested this product.
High-street retailer, 2-year guarantee
SENSSE Saunalux infrared sauna blanket
From £380 at Currys
£380. Price checked 11 November 2026.
- Heat
- Up to 75°C over 9 settings; switches off after 60 minutes
- Size
- About 180 × 94cm; 5.9kg
- Warranty
- 2 years
£380 at Currys, which showed it at £304 earlier in the autumn, so it’s worth watching. It has nine heat settings up to 75°C, switches off after 60 minutes and weighs 5.9kg. Buying from Currys means its usual delivery, returns and two-year guarantee.
- Currys showed it at £304 earlier in the autumn; the price moves.
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Specs are as published by the retailer. We have not tested this product.
Widest temperature range
BON CHARGE infrared sauna blanket
From £549 at BON CHARGE
£549 direct (Healf listed it at £384.30 in a sale when we checked). Price checked 11 November 2026.
- Heat
- 25–80°C; 5–60 minute timer
- Power
- 600W; 100–240V
- Size
- 180 × 90cm; 9kg
- Warranty
- 1 year
£549 direct, but Healf had it at £384.30 in a sale when we checked. It’s listed at 600W, 25–80°C, with a 5–60 minute timer and a one-year warranty. At 180 × 90cm it’s narrower than the RejuvaWrap and CurrentBody, and it’s listed at 9kg.
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Specs are as published by the retailer. We have not tested this product.
Towel insert included
CurrentBody Wellness infrared sauna blanket
From £549.99 at CurrentBody
£549.99. Price checked 11 November 2026.
- Heat
- 30–75°C; 30–60 minute timer
- Power
- 650W; 110–240V
- Size
- 180 × 180cm; 7.5kg
£549.99, listed at 650W with 30–75°C and a 30–60 minute timer. It’s 180 × 180cm and comes with a cotton towel insert and a pillow. CurrentBody’s listing includes a contraindications section, so read it before you buy.
- Cotton towel insert and pillow included.
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Specs are as published by the retailer. We have not tested this product.
Lowest power draw
HigherDOSE infrared sauna blanket (V4)
From £699 at HigherDOSE
£699 direct in black (Healf listed it at £626.84 in a sale when we checked). Price checked 11 November 2026.
- Heat
- Up to 175°F (about 79°C) over 9 levels; 1-hour timer
- Power
- 350–420W; 220V UK/EU model
- Warranty
- 1 year limited
£699 direct in black, or £626.84 at Healf in a sale when we checked. It’s listed at 350–420W, the lowest draw here, with nine levels up to 175°F (about 79°C), a one-hour timer and a one-year limited warranty.
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What a sauna blanket costs to run
Power × hours × unit price. At the Ofgem cap of 26.32p per kWh (October–December 2026), an hour at full power costs:
| Blanket | Listed power | One hour at full power |
|---|---|---|
| HigherDOSE | 350–420W | 9–11p |
| RejuvaWrap, BON CHARGE | 600W | 16p |
| CurrentBody | 650W | 17p |
That’s a ceiling. Once warm, the controller switches the heat on and off, so a typical session uses less. Three sessions a week at the full-power figure comes to no more than about £25–£27 a year for a 600–650W blanket.
What to check before you buy
- Price history. Prices on these blankets move a lot. Two of the five were much cheaper at Healf than direct when we checked.
- Specs, not adjectives. Look for the wattage, temperature range, timer, size and warranty. If a listing doesn’t give them, ask.
- UK plug and certification. The RejuvaWrap lists a UK plug and UKCA marking. Check any blanket bought from a marketplace has a UK plug, not an adaptor.
- Size. Widths range from 90cm to 180cm. Taller users should check the length (180cm on the four that list it).
- Cleaning. Most need wiping down after each session. An insert or towel layer makes that easier.
- Returns. A blanket is personal kit, so check the returns terms. Healf, for example, advertises 365-day returns.
Want something you can sit in? Our infrared sauna guide compares plug-in cabins from £1,349, and infrared vs traditional explains the trade-offs.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a sauna blanket in the UK?
On 11 November 2026 the five blankets in this guide cost £299.99 (Lifepro RejuvaWrap at Healf) to £699 (HigherDOSE direct). Healf had BON CHARGE at £384.30 and HigherDOSE at £626.84 in sales, against £549 and £699 direct. Cheaper unbranded blankets are sold on Amazon, but many list few or no specs.
How much electricity does a sauna blanket use?
The blankets here are listed at 350–650W. Running flat out for an hour, a 600W blanket uses 0.6kWh, about 16p at the Ofgem cap of 26.32p per kWh. In practice the controller cycles the heat once it's warm, so the real figure is usually lower.
How hot does a sauna blanket get?
Listed maximum settings range from 75°C (SENSSE, CurrentBody) to 80°C (RejuvaWrap, BON CHARGE). That's the blanket's setting, not the air temperature in a sauna room, and it isn't directly comparable with a traditional sauna.
How long can you use a sauna blanket for?
Follow the manual for your blanket. Timers on these models run up to 60 minutes. Lifepro's instructions for the RejuvaWrap say not to use it for more than 60 minutes in any 24 hours. If you have a health condition, or you're pregnant, check with your GP before using one.
Sauna blanket or infrared sauna cabin?
A blanket costs £300–£700 and folds into a bag. The cheapest plug-in infrared cabins we've listed start at £1,349, and they're a small room you sit in, which many people find more comfortable. See our infrared sauna guide for cabins.
Sources
We read each of these on or before 11 November 2026. Retailer links in this list are plain links, not affiliate links.