Infrared Wavelength Claims on Product Packaging: What to Verify

Verify Claims Before Printing

An infrared wavelength or wavelength range is a technical claim, so packaging should include it only when reliable test data supports the statement for the exact product model and configuration. The available specifications for the BW-608D do not identify an infrared wavelength. Until suitable model-specific evidence is available, leave wavelength figures off the packaging and avoid wording that suggests they have been verified.

The product is described as a wet steam sauna capsule, and its listed heating element is a wet steam pot. Its specifications also mention acrylic material, an LCD touch-screen controller, seven-color red lights, voltage options, time and temperature settings, and product dimensions. None of these details provides an infrared wavelength value.

What the BW-608D Records Support

Keep packaging language consistent with the product documentation. In particular, the seven-color red-light feature should not be used to infer an infrared wavelength: the supplied information gives no wavelength measurements for the lights.

The records list CE certificate ZKT-2207155001C for a Sauna Capsule, with the EU as the applicable market. The supplied details do not say that this certificate verifies an infrared wavelength. A different CE entry, ZKT-2505169487C, applies to an infrared sauna blanket and should not be represented as certification for the BW-608D capsule.

The BW-608D is listed for use at home, in beauty salons, and in clinics. A cooperation record also notes an order of 30 sauna capsules from a US reseller. These details provide product and commercial context, but they do not establish a wavelength or a therapeutic result.

Packaging Claims and Recommended Wording

Frequently Asked Questions

May I state an infrared wavelength on BW-608D packaging?

Not on the basis of the supplied specifications, which contain no infrared wavelength. Add such a claim only if appropriate test evidence supports it for the BW-608D.

Do seven-color red lights confirm an infrared wavelength?

No. The product record names the light feature but provides no wavelength measurements, so a wavelength cannot be inferred from that description.

Does the capsule's CE certificate substantiate an infrared claim?

The listed CE record applies to a Sauna Capsule, but the supplied certification information does not indicate that it verifies an infrared wavelength. State certification details only as documented.

Recommendations

For BW-608D packaging, use the features and terminology supported by its product specifications, and omit infrared wavelength claims unless model-specific evidence becomes available. For technical questions, contact alina@beauty-wellness.cc. Guangzhou Beautywellness Health Technology Co., Ltd. lists OEM and ODM services, standard and customized orders, and 100% finished-product inspection.

About the Manufacturer

Guangzhou Beautywellness Health Technology Co., Ltd. manufactures far-infrared sauna products, including sauna blankets, domes, heating mattresses, and sauna capsules, and serves customers in more than thirty countries and regions. The company reports a 4,000-square-meter factory and five professional R&D engineers. Its listed credentials include CE certification for a sauna capsule and separate CE certification for an infrared sauna blanket.