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Portable infrared blanket

MiHIGH Infrared Sauna Blanket

portable far-infrared blanket, cream or black

$179US price, checked Oct 13, 2026

Budget far-infrared blanket with no published wattage or US safety listing

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Our pick if a blanket is enough

HigherDOSE Infrared Sauna Blanket

portable far-infrared blanket with towel insert

$699US price, checked Oct 13, 2026

Portable far-infrared blanket that HigherDOSE says heats up to 175°F

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Criterion	MiHIGH Infrared Sauna Blanket	HigherDOSE Infrared Sauna Blanket
US price	$179Checked Oct 13, 2026 · Price details in the review	$699Checked Oct 13, 2026 · Price details in the review
Three-year ownership estimate	$179 Incomplete known subtotal. Not included: energy use.	$699 Incomplete known subtotal. Not included: energy use.
Choose if	You want a low-cost heat blanket to try at home and can wait for a restock.	One person who wants infrared heat at home without the space or assembly a cabin needs.
Main trade-off	You can't check its power draw or a US safety listing, and you can't send it back once it's opened.	The one-year warranty excludes liquid damage, and the product page lists no power draw, size or safety listing.
Key specifications	Heat and temperature: Far infrared, 25 to 75°C (about 77 to 167°F) in 5°C steps. MiHIGH suggests starting at 50 to 60°C (122 to 140°F). Full heat takes 10 to 15 minutes Power: US/Canada standard plug. Wattage, voltage and amperage aren't stated Size and user limits: 70 in (180 cm) long, for users up to 77 in tall and 330 lb. Width isn't stated Sessions: 30 to 60 minutes on the product page, 2 to 3 times a week in the FAQ. No timer or automatic shut-off is described Certification: CE approved, per the product page. No ETL or UL listing is named EMF: "Low EMF heating" is claimed on the product page and in the FAQ, with no figure or test In the box: Blanket, handheld controller and carry bag, per the product page. The FAQ lists the blanket, controller and a brochure Cleaning: Wipe the waterproof interior with a cloth and a spray of water and tea tree oil, or a natural cleaning wipe. Let it dry before folding	Maximum temperature: Up to 175°F. Lower settings aren't listed Power draw: Not stated on the product page In the box: Blanket plus a free organic towel insert, per the store listing. The product page's FAQ calls the insert sold separately Suggested use: Start with 1–2 sessions a week of 30–50 minutes and build up. HigherDOSE says daily use is fine What to wear: Long sleeves, pants and socks to keep skin off the heated surface. 100% cotton works best Weight: 22 lb (9,979 g) on HigherDOSE's store listing EMF: Marketed as "keeping EMF levels exceptionally low." No figure, test method or lab is given Spare insert: $89. HigherDOSE lists it as 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton, machine-washable Warranty: 1 year, limited. Liquid damage, normal wear and commercial use aren't covered
Exact variant	portable far-infrared blanket, cream or black	portable far-infrared blanket with towel insert
Dimensions	70 in (180 cm) long. MiHIGH recommends it for people up to 77 in (196 cm) tall and 330 lb (150 kg). Width, folded size and the blanket's own weight aren't stated.	HigherDOSE doesn't give the blanket's open or folded size on the product page. Its store listing gives a weight of 22 lb (9,979 g) and doesn't say whether that includes packaging.
Installation	None. You connect the controller to the blanket and plug it into a wall outlet, according to MiHIGH's FAQ. The blankets have US/Canada standard plugs, and MiHIGH says it has only tested them on those electrical standards. Voltage, amperage and power draw aren't stated, and nothing says whether it needs its own circuit. The FAQ says to lay it on a heat-proof surface.	Nothing to assemble or wire in. The product page doesn't state the voltage, plug type or the surface it should lie on.
Materials	The product page lists a Poly Oxford exterior, a waterproof interior and what MiHIGH calls non-toxic fabrics. The FAQ instead describes a "high-quality leather exterior" and says all heating layers are protected with fireproof insulators. MiHIGH doesn't name the lining material, the heating element or any fabric certification.	HigherDOSE says the blanket is non-toxic, waterproof polyurethane that "exceeds VOC safety standards," but it doesn't name the standard. The layers include far-infrared heating elements with charcoal, clay, "medical-grade magnets" and crystals. HigherDOSE sells its spare insert as 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton that's machine-washable. It doesn't say whether the free insert is the same one.
Warranty	12 months from the date the blanket is dispatched, not delivered. MiHIGH chooses the remedy: repair, a new controller, a replacement blanket (or a similar model if you agree) or an exchange. To claim, you email support within 30 days of noticing the defect, with photos and a description. MiHIGH pays shipping both ways if you follow its packing instructions. Misuse, poor maintenance, ignoring the instructions, wear and tear, cosmetic damage and continued use after a defect appears aren't covered. Commercial use voids it, and it can't be transferred. The refund policy gives a shorter window to report a faulty item: 14 days from noticing the defect. The terms come from MiHIGH Pty Ltd in Australia and fall under Queensland law. The product page only links to the warranty page from its footer.	One-year limited warranty from the date of original retail purchase. It covers defects in materials and workmanship when you use the blanket as HigherDOSE directs. Exclusions include accident, misuse, fire, liquid contact, cosmetic damage, normal wear, pet damage and outside repairs. Commercial use, such as in a gym or spa, voids it. You claim by email and send the blanket in for repair. HigherDOSE pays shipping both ways if you follow its packing instructions. It doesn't say whether the warranty transfers to a later owner.
Returns	The product page says: "Not for you after 30 days? We'll refund your entire purchase, no questions asked." The refund policy is much stricter. A return must be unopened and in its original packaging, and an opened or used item isn't eligible. You pay return shipping, and there's a 15% restocking fee (about $27 on the $179 cream blanket). You have 30 days from delivery to start a return by email. MiHIGH issues the refund once it has checked the return, which takes 7 to 14 business days. The policy calls this a full refund but doesn't say how the 15% fee fits with that.	HigherDOSE gives you 120 days from delivery to return it for a refund, even after use. It has to come back in like-new condition, or the return may be denied. You start in HigherDOSE's returns portal, which supplies a prepaid label. A spare insert bought separately from the blanket carries a $15 restocking fee if you return it. Amazon purchases get a separate 45-day guarantee.
Unresolved questions	Power draw, voltage and amperage, so running cost can't be worked out Whether the controller has a timer or automatic shut-off Width, folded size and weight What the heating element and waterproof lining are made of Whether the exterior is Poly Oxford or leather, since the product page and FAQ disagree Whether a test report backs the CE claim, and whether any US safety listing exists EMF readings, and the distance they were measured at When, or whether, MiHIGH will restock either color Whether a carry bag or a brochure comes in the box, since the product page and FAQ disagree What a replacement controller costs Whether cream and black differ beyond color, since MiHIGH's online store gives them different version codes (V4 and V3)	Power draw, voltage and plug type, so running costs can't be estimated Open and folded size, and the tallest user it fits Temperature settings below 175°F and whether there's an auto shut-off Whether the insert is included: the store listing says free, the product page FAQ says sold separately Whether the free insert is the same GOTS-certified cotton insert HigherDOSE sells for $89 How to clean the blanket itself Whether the blanket or controller carries an ETL or UL listing What HigherDOSE counts as like-new condition for a used blanket

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