HealthyLine PEMF Mats

HealthyLine is probably one of the first companies to look at if you know you want a PEMF mat but don't yet know exactly which kind.

And there are a lot of them.

HealthyLine doesn't make one PEMF mat in two sizes. It has several different series, with smaller pads and chair-sized mats at the lower end, full-body mats in the middle, and larger Pro and wrap systems that can cost several thousand dollars.

Most combine PEMF with other technologies, particularly far-infrared heat. Depending on the series, you'll also find red or photon light, different gemstone combinations and other features.

That gives you plenty of choice. It also means the HealthyLine catalogue can look a little overwhelming at first.

The good news is that you don't need to understand every mat to narrow it down.

What Kind of HealthyLine Mat Do You Want?

For PEMF specifically, the main series to know are TAJ, TAO, Jet, Platinum and Rainbow Chakra.

There's also the smaller Amethyst Legacy PEMF Mat and a collection of larger Pro and 360-degree wrap systems.

Prices currently start at around $349 for the TAJ Series, while some of HealthyLine's larger PEMF setups run to $3,000 and beyond.

That's a much wider range than we've seen from a company such as HigherDOSE.

So rather than asking, “Which HealthyLine mat is best?” we'd start with three simpler questions:

How much room do you have?

Do you want full-body or more localized use?

And how much do you actually want to spend?

TAJ Series

The TAJ Series is one of the more affordable ways into HealthyLine's PEMF range.

Prices currently start at $349, although that starting price is for the smaller sizes rather than a full-body mat. A full-size 72 x 24-inch TAJ Mat is currently $1,049.

Like much of the HealthyLine range, TAJ combines PEMF with far-infrared heat rather than giving you PEMF alone.

There's a useful amount of choice within the series. You can go small, move up to a chair format or buy a full-body mat. There's even a TAJ Bed Series if you're looking for something closer to a mattress topper.

That makes TAJ a sensible range to explore if you like the HealthyLine idea but don't necessarily want to start with one of its most expensive mats.

Jet Series

Jet is another major HealthyLine PEMF range, but it adds photon light therapy to the mix.

The smallest Jet PEMF mat currently starts at $399. Move up to a full 72 x 24-inch mat and you're currently at $1,149, while the larger Jet Pro Plus 74 x 28-inch mat is $1,649.

This is where HealthyLine starts to become interesting for someone who wants several wellness technologies built into one product.

Of course, more technologies aren't automatically better. If PEMF is the only thing you care about, there's no reason to choose a more elaborate mat simply because the feature list is longer.

But if infrared heat and light therapy were already on your shopping list, Jet lets you put them together.

Platinum Series

The Platinum Series moves further up the range.

Current PEMF models start at $999, with the 60 x 24-inch Platinum Mat at $1,599 and the 74 x 28-inch Pro Plus at $2,499.

HealthyLine also sells the Platinum Aura Mat Pro Plus, currently $4,999, which sits well above the standard consumer mats in price.

This is one of those ranges where we'd pay close attention to the exact model name. “Platinum” can mean a roughly $1,000 mat or a system costing several times that amount.

Rainbow Chakra Series

The Rainbow Chakra mats are probably the most visually distinctive products HealthyLine makes.

Instead of using one or two types of gemstone, the series incorporates seven gemstones associated with the traditional chakra system. The mats also combine PEMF, far-infrared heat and photon light.

Whether the chakra aspect appeals to you will obviously be personal. Some buyers will specifically want it. Others may be interested in the mat for its PEMF, heat and light features and care very little about chakra positioning.

The current Rainbow Mat 74 x 28-inch 4th Edition is $1,999. HealthyLine also still lists a 3rd Edition at a lower sale price.

The 4th Edition has updated PEMF features compared with the previous generation, so if you're comparing the two, don't assume the difference is purely cosmetic.

This is one HealthyLine product we'd potentially consider for a separate individual listing later because it's distinctive enough to be searched and compared on its own.

What About the Smaller Mats?

You don't have to spend $1,000 or find somewhere to store a six-foot mat to buy PEMF from HealthyLine.

The Amethyst Legacy PEMF Mat 3618, for example, is currently $499. HealthyLine also sells smaller mat sizes and chair formats within several of its main series.

That's useful if you're interested in PEMF but know perfectly well that you're not going to lie on a full-body mat every day.

A smaller mat beside your favourite chair that gets used regularly may be a better purchase than a large one that spends most of its life folded away.

Then There Are the 360 Wrap Systems

At the opposite end are HealthyLine's 360-degree wrap sets.

These combine mats to create coverage above and below the body rather than having you lie on a single surface.

Current starting prices include approximately $2,019 for the Platinum 360 Wrap Set, $2,250 for Jet and $3,000 for Rainbow Chakra.

These are much more substantial setups, both financially and physically.

If you're considering one, we'd make sure you actually want the wrap configuration rather than assuming twice the mat automatically means twice the value.

How Much Do HealthyLine PEMF Mats Cost?

There's no particularly useful single “HealthyLine price.”

At the time of our research, PEMF options included:

TAJ Series — from $349
Jet Series — from $399
Amethyst Legacy PEMF Mat — $499
TAO Series — from $499
Rainbow Chakra Series — from $899
Platinum Series — from $999

Full-body versions typically cost more. For example, current 72-inch Jet and TAJ mats are $1,149 and $1,049 respectively, while premium and Pro models can reach $2,000, $2,500 or considerably more.

That's actually one of HealthyLine's strengths. You can enter the range for a few hundred dollars without having to jump immediately to a $1,500 or $2,000 PEMF mat.

Just make sure you're comparing the same size when looking at prices. A series advertised “from $399” isn't necessarily a $399 full-body mat.

Prices and promotions change frequently, so check HealthyLine's current prices before purchasing.

Warranty and the 90-Day Trial

HealthyLine has a fairly strong ownership package for this category.

Most of its primary PEMF mat series currently carry a five-year limited warranty, including the Jet, TAJ, TAO, Platinum and Rainbow Chakra models. Some other HealthyLine products have shorter one-year coverage, so check the exact model rather than assuming everything has five years.

There's also a 90-day return period for eligible heated gemstone products.

The detail worth knowing is that return shipping is the customer's responsibility. With a large, heavy gemstone mat, that's more significant than it sounds. The mat also needs to be returned in working and original condition and packaged according to HealthyLine's instructions.

HealthyLine additionally has lifetime trade-in and upgrade programs for eligible products.

For equipment that may stay in your home for years, those policies are worth considering alongside the initial purchase price.

HealthyLine vs HigherDOSE

These two companies are going to end up in some of the same searches, but they're quite different shopping experiences.

HigherDOSE keeps things simple. There are essentially two PEMF mats: Pro or Go.

HealthyLine gives you considerably more choice.

There are more sizes, more price points, more combinations of technologies and more ways to build up to a larger system.

If you want something simple and don't enjoy comparing specifications, HigherDOSE may be easier.

If you want to shop around within one brand and choose the size, technology mix and price that fits you, HealthyLine gives you much more to work with.

Neither approach is inherently better. It depends on how much choice you actually want.

Who Is HealthyLine Best For?

HealthyLine makes the most sense for someone specifically shopping for a home PEMF mat rather than a traditional PEMF machine.

It's particularly interesting if you also want far-infrared heat, since that's central to much of the range.

There's also enough variation that HealthyLine can accommodate very different budgets. Someone wanting to spend around $500 has options, while another buyer can build a much larger setup costing several thousand dollars.

And if you don't have the room—or patience—for a permanent full-body setup, there are smaller mats and chair-sized options.

When We'd Look Elsewhere

If you want a professional clinical PEMF machine with separate applicators, extensive manual controls or equipment designed around a busy practitioner setting, HealthyLine wouldn't be our first stop.

Companies such as Curatronic, Swiss Bionic and MagnaWave are operating in a different part of the market.

We'd also look elsewhere if you specifically want a simple PEMF-only device. HealthyLine's identity is built heavily around combining technologies, particularly PEMF, heated gemstones and far-infrared.

That's appealing if you want those things together. It's unnecessary if you don't.

A Word About Health Claims

HealthyLine talks extensively about pain, circulation, recovery, sleep, stress and other potential benefits of its mats.

We don't independently claim that a HealthyLine PEMF mat will treat pain, cure a medical condition or produce a particular health outcome.

HealthyLine describes itself as FDA registered. That should not be confused with a claim that the FDA has approved these mats as treatments for medical conditions. HealthyLine itself makes that distinction in its current PEMF buying information.

If you're considering PEMF because of a medical condition, implanted device, pregnancy or another health concern, review HealthyLine's current safety information and speak with an appropriate healthcare professional before using a mat.

Visit HealthyLine

If HealthyLine is on your shortlist, we'd start by deciding on size and budget before comparing all the individual series.

Visit the official HealthyLine PEMF collection to see current models, sizes, prices and promotions and then narrow the range from there.