Juka Cryosauna:
Juka cryosaunas are the most asked about and compared cryosauna on my site. This is not the most expensive cryosauna but it has the most features for the price range it's in.
The Juka cryosauna was the first to put oxygen monitors that the person in the cryosauna has near their mouth. Some of the other more expensive cryosaunas have a filtering system and don't have the oxygen monitior.
Features of the Juka cryosauna that I like...
So far I have never heard any cracking complaints. Once they start cracking they become unusable. They have the 1 on 1 training and consulting in person while most companies do it over the internet and phone calls. Juka also has more cryosauna installations than any other company. With the Juka you get what you pay for and their prices are not inflated. With Cryo Innovations its much cheaper, $39k compared to the Juka that normally sells for 49,9000 (retail price). Some people are looking for the most affordable and this would not be one of those models. There are also more expensive ones that cost even more than the Juka . You get a lot more personalized training, customer service and more longevity of the cryosauna but these brands cost 65,000. Those have the true vortex features but it doesn't come cheap. Those are another level up but for a decent mid priced cryosauna my favorite is the Juka.
Juka status:
Update: Juka should be getting the first UL certified cryosauna safety certificate that is OSHA recognized. They expect to have it in about 6 weeks (At the time of writing this). This is an update that I was just made aware of. This will be the 2nd brand to compete with first UL listed brand as they were the first to get a UL certificate for all their components.
I am waiting to see if they will get some of their components UL listed or they will get their entire cryosauna covered.
Note: any company that says their cryosauna has UL certified parts is almost 99% of the time talking about their computer screen, not the cryosauna itself. I won't mention names but I had to really research this to find out which company was saying this and ONLY has their computer screen UL listed. I am not going to bash that company and trash talk it. I just won't promote it. Also, talking about bashing and trash talking, I'd like to know what people really think of this comparison chart I got the other day. I think this is the perfect place on this site to put it.. here goes. (yes, I would like to see what people think).
Wtf, So, Juka gets nothing, not even one single green bell and whistle. Seriously, I don't know who made this but Juka is the market leader and has more cryosaunas out there than anyone and more service people etc. Why don't they talk about which cryosaunas with all that aluminum can be infused. I have over 600 videos of me using infused aluminum foil. Infusing something with this much aluminum would be a game changer. Some are polycarbonate that cannot be infused at all. What I would like to see most is letting people know if their cryosauna is a direct spray injection or it uses an exchanger. That is more important than getting your cryosauna infused.
Note: I have to make sure people know this, the drying of the sauna is done at night and not every 4 hours as others have said about juka. There is no downtime to dry the sauna. This is something everyone is telling me that was considering buying a Juka. Please talk to me or someone who has really reviewed each and every crysosauna that knows what is bs and what is not. You can't tell someone who has reviewed these something that is not true. I am not a little boy so don't try to spook me you weisels.
The Juka specs reviewed
The Juka does have an oxygen sensor inside the sauna. I have heard two companies tell me it doesn't. How can they say that. Should I take a picture for them. I am not pro-Juka. I am only reviewing this and letting people know what is real about this as other companies that may be spreading naccurate information might not even reviewed it.
High reliability with some cryosaunas still operating after 9 years. The longest one operating in the US is 7 years. They started the cryo saunas back in 1998. The sauna in dallas on their website shows 68,000 sessions in 4 years and still running.
Some saunas spray nitrogen vapors – Juka has even distribution of cold.
The Juka only has one lining option for the interior, just tan. The Juka cryosauna is smaller that most of them though.
Note: Once the Juka cryosauna is run at 50 sessions per day, it will have to be dried out. The Juka cryosauna requires a 90 minute dry cycle. The model I tested ran off the highest pressure at 50 psi (pounds per square inch) making it feel colder. Like way way colder.
It now has a monitor above where you stand and you can see the time counting backwards and the temp in F.
Con: It has an electronic lift with a 290 pound weight limit. Not 440 like some but then again, its more affordable than the Titan or the Cryosense.
Manufactured in Poland: (many people don't know this but Juka actually is a refrigeration company. This is not even their main business. Also, they are CE certified which is the European equivalent. Not UL listed at the time writing this but only CE certified.
Automatically shuts off if door is open for more than 3-5 seconds. This has pretty much become standard now.
Liquid nitrogen is converted to cold air with an exchanger. This does not use the direct spray injection type. You do have to have a 220v outlet to use the Juka. You can also adjust the time and temperature mid session.
If anyone wants to know more in detail about my reviews on the Juka contact me and I will tell you how the Juka compares to any other model I have tested. If you want a consultation on comparing the Juka cryosauna to any other brand contact me here or call me.
Air/Water Evaporators - for those that don't want to use nitrogen - Read the pros and cons of this type
Nitrogen type cryosaunas - for those that don't want to get a lower temperature than the air/water evaporator types - Read the pros and cons of this type vs evaporator types.
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JUKA Update: NEWS AND UPDATES
There is one company that I personally heard say they have more cryosaunas in the USA market today and I just want to call them out on that. Juka has over 300 of their cryosaunas in the USA as of now. Another company said they have over 400. I asked to see their list and they said that was proprietary like I am just supposed to trust them. The Juka Cryosauna as of now is the only Class 3 Medical device. So many people claim there's is but I would check the European Union where the ratings come from.
Note: The latest Juka models have a built in 02 sensor. Also if the door opens, the latest Juka models will trip the nitrogen so it stops immediately. Also their high powered turbine shuts off automatically if internal temperature exceeds 180. This new safety mechanism prevents the discharge of liquid nitrogen on a client.
Newer efficiency - many people complained the early generations were too dense and the nitrogen did not come out evenly. The latest Juka models are super evenly proportioned and have the highest density cloud of cryotherapy I have seen as of today - (it does cost a little more to run the Juka but most customers demand this and don't want to go back to clinics that skimp on the nitrogen to save a few bucks on each session. This is cheating the customer and I will call out companies that do this. With the latest Juka cryosaunas I felt that flight or fight response way faster than any sauna. I am just sick of cryosaunas that owners purposely think they are going to make more money on the session which they do, and customers that haven't tried or compared other brands won't realize it till they spent their money on just say 10 sessions.
Note: Cryosaunas that conserve expensive nitrogen only trigger the person's hormonal response in the body versus the true therapy that many people are trying to get out of their session. Yes, it costs more to yield a higher therapeutic value out of a session. Just to save 1 dollar on every session really pisses me off that they are trying to save a buck out of every session and post all the benefits of true cryotherapy. It's like a long time ago in a galaxy far way people healed in cryosaunas and they just play on the marketing. I urge any business owner considering a cryosauna to try several different brands.
Juka is the only brand right now that I've found that operates at 50 to 75psi. Most are no where near this. The new Juka now has an external dryer that shortens the dry time to one hour. (compare this to Cryosense). Just like the Artic and Cryo Innovations, the Juka has remote diagnosis. (I give Cryo Innovations credit for this as they claimed the first to do this).
One additional point to make (because most people buying a cryosauna do not know the nitty gritty of this business and base their buying decision based on all the sales reps they talk to and try to come up with some logical decision based on trying a few brands and all the written info on the net and mostly the sales people. Some equipment has the ability to treat isolated parts of the body vs. whole body. This pinpoint targeting of arms and torso or legs may be moderately helpful for short-term pain relief but a limited immersion in the cold will not trigger a whole body flight/fight response so there's little or no therapeutic value. It's gimmicky at best.
Although Juka is one of our best selling brands, depending on the clientele I may or may not recommend this brand.Take my cryosauna quiz before calling. It helps.
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Juka Cryosauna laser test
The Juka cryo sauna after lasering my body gave me the coldest readout. The fluence in this cryosauna is so strong that when lasering the back of my tricep in each brand this was the one that showed the coldest. When I come out of a Juka the endorphin rush is totally different than every other cryosauna. I am not saying it is for everyone. Say a Artic Cryo chamber where your head and neck are totally enclosed, that is a totally different experience. It doesn't give me that fight or flight response like this one but I like the Artic cryochamber for totally different reasons, not the rush and reasons I like the Juka.
I urge people to try different levels of cryosauna from the Juka all the way to the opposite end like the Artic. They give totally different experiences. If anyone wants to try a free session that is starting a clinic I can see if there is a clinic in your area that I have sold to that will let you have a free session.
I urge people to get a laser thermometer to make sure the cryosauna someone is getting a session in is really doing its job and there is enough nitrogen output to make the session worthwhile.
There are times when I would recommend using a high fluence cryosauna. It can give me energy but when a cryosauna gives me such a high metabolic rate it came come down with a huge crash and make me fall asleep. My sleep is totally different when I get into a deeper fight or flight response such as in the Juka and other cryosaunas that have similar intense fluence.
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