Sedona Pro PEMF Mat – 2 Applicators – 36 Programs

Description

Sedona Pro PEMF Mat: Full-Body System with Dual Applicators

The Sedona Pro PEMF Mat is the entry model in the Sedona full-coverage lineup. It pairs a treatment surface with a separate local applicator, both driven by the included touchscreen controller. Listed at $5,900, this system suits anyone who wants a complete, non-portable PEMF setup for a home wellness space or clinical setting. Manufactured by Sedona Wellness, it ranks among the most popular advanced therapy devices for home use.

The system ships with 36 pre-set routines, an operating span of 0.01 to 15,000 Hz, and adjustable intensity from 0.3 to 100 Gauss. Waveform options include sinus, rectangular, multi-resonance and impulse, and sawtooth. Before any session, review the current manufacturer instructions for setup, operation, intended use, and safety.

What the PEMF Mat Includes

Feature	Current product information
Regular price	$5,900
Pre-set routines	36
Custom setting slots	None on the entry model
Applicators	Surface and local applicator, designed to operate simultaneously
Standard warranty	Two years

The current listing includes a treatment surface, a local applicator, a touchscreen controller, a user manual, and a carry bag. The store lists dark grey and beige base-system options. A separate lifetime warranty option for eligible Sedona systems is available. Confirm the current color, warranty eligibility, accessories, delivery timing, and order details before purchase.

System Specifications

• Frequency band: 0.01 to 15,000 Hz
• Intensity: 0.3 to 100 Gauss (30 to 10,000 µT)
• Pre-set routines: 36
• Waveforms: Sinus, rectangular, multi resonance and impulse, and sawtooth
• Applicators: Two — the surface and local applicator
• Surface size: 70 by 23 inches (180 cm by 60 cm)
• Power: 110/220 V
• Warranty: Two years

How the Two Applicators Work

The full-coverage surface provides the larger treatment area, while the local applicator targets a smaller region. The system runs both applicators at once. When one person uses both, the manufacturer recommends selecting the same routine for each. Follow the user manual for connection, routine selection, timing, and care.

What a Session Feels Like

Most people experience little or no sensation during a session, though some report mild warmth or tingling across the system. The field is gentle and non-invasive, and you can adjust the intensity to match your comfort level. A relaxed state during and after use is commonly reported. Many users say they notice a gradual sense of ease in the system after several sessions. Sessions typically run 8 to 30 minutes depending on the frequencies and routine selected.

PEMF Therapy for Wellness and Recovery

Many people add a PEMF device to a broader health routine that may include stretching, infrared heat, and massage. The Sedona system supports general health, relaxation, and the body’s natural healing and recovery processes. Therapy sessions may help users feel more at ease and support everyday wellbeing and healing. While individual experiences vary, users often describe a sense of calm, improved comfort, and support for everyday recovery. These benefits are not a substitute for medical treatment, and the device is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. Some people exploring options for chronic discomfort or muscle soreness find PEMF therapy a useful complement to their existing care plan, though anyone managing pain should consult a healthcare provider first.

Some Sedona devices are used alongside infrared systems and LED panels as part of a layered rest setup. Infrared heat warms the skin and may support circulation, while specific wavelength devices use targeted light that some find complementary. The system focuses on pulsed electromagnetic fields rather than infrared, but many users appreciate having both options. If you already use an infrared system or an LED panel, the Sedona Wellness unit can complement that routine.

Light Therapy, Infrared, and LED Compatibility

The Sedona system does not produce infrared heat or targeted wavelengths directly, but it is often paired with infrared mats and LED panels as part of a layered rest and recovery setup. Infrared heat warms the surface of the skin and may support circulation, while specific wavelength devices use targeted light that some people find complementary to the system. Many users appreciate having both options in their recovery space.

About Sedona Wellness and ElectroMeds

Sedona Wellness manufactures the Sedona PEMF line, which includes several systems, a seated option, and a longevity lounger. The company designs its PEMF systems for home and professional health use, emphasizing multiple waveform options, a wide operating span, and dual applicators. ElectroMeds is an independent dealer that sells and supports Sedona devices, helping customers choose the right system and providing ongoing service after purchase.

The broader lineup includes the entry-level system covered on this page, the Plus with custom setting slots, the Elite with a higher-intensity capacity, a seated PEMF chair option for full-body sessions, and the Longevity Lounger. Each targets a different use case and budget. These units compete with other systems on the market. For help choosing among the available mats, see the full Sedona comparison.

Pricing and Value Comparison

The entry model regular price is $5,900 USD. The Sedona Plus is priced at $6,900 USD, and the Elite regular price is $7,900 USD. At $5,900 USD, the entry model offers the lowest price in the Sedona lineup while sharing the same frequency band and dual-applicator format. The price includes free shipping and a two-year warranty. Financing may be available to spread the cost over time.

When comparing price across models, consider whether custom setting slots or a higher intensity capacity justify the higher USD price for your needs. The entry model price reflects a full-body system with 36 pre-set routines, which many buyers find represents strong value relative to the regular price of comparable advanced systems.

How to Set Up the System

Setup is straightforward. Place the surface on a flat area such as a bed, floor, or treatment table. Connect the local applicator to use both at once. Power on the touchscreen controller, select one of the 36 pre-set routines, and adjust the intensity. Most sessions last 8 to 30 minutes. The unit is designed for daily health use, but start with shorter sessions and build up gradually. Many people use the PEMF device in the morning to support a sense of energy and alertness.

Entry Model vs. Plus

The main difference is customization. The entry model and the Sedona Plus share the same Hz band, intensity levels, 36 pre-set routines, and two-applicator format. The Plus adds 12 slots for saving custom settings. If the built-in routines fit your planned use, this model is the simpler option.

Buying, Support, and Ownership

ElectroMeds has sold PEMF systems since 2008. This product is listed with free shipping. Financing availability and delivery timing vary, so review the options at checkout or contact ElectroMeds before ordering. Call or text 442-444-0050, or contact ElectroMeds with questions about configuration, accessories, warranty, or support. For current accessory, documentation, upgrade, or ownership questions, visit Sedona Support, Accessories & Owner Services.

Is This the Right Mat for You?

This model is a strong fit for anyone who wants a full-coverage, non-portable PEMF system with a local applicator and a wide selection of pre-set routines. It is not the right choice if you need a portable device — for that, consider the MultiPulse portable PEMF or the portable machine guide. If comparing Sedona systems, the main decision is whether you need custom setting slots. For a deeper look, browse the full systems comparison or read the buyer’s guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do PEMF mats really work? PEMF therapy has been studied for several wellness and recovery applications. Many users report feeling more relaxed after consistent use. Individual results vary, and the device is intended for general wellness, not medical treatment.

What is the best PEMF mat on the market? The best choice depends on your goals, budget, and whether you need a full-body system or a portable device. The Sedona line is frequently cited among advanced therapy devices for home use because of its dual applicators, wide frequency spectrum, and 36 pre-set routines. Compare the full mat options to find the right fit.

Who should not use these mats? People with implanted electronic devices (pacemakers, insulin pumps), who are pregnant, or who have a medical condition should consult a qualified healthcare provider before use. See the full contraindications and safety guidance before considering any device.

Is PEMF FDA approved? Some PEMF devices are cleared by the FDA for specific uses, but the Sedona system is a wellness device, not an FDA-approved medical device. Check the FDA database or consult a healthcare provider for current clearance status on specific devices.

Can you overuse the mat? Follow the manufacturer’s recommended session length and frequency. Most routines run 8 to 30 minutes. More is not always better; start conservatively and build up as you learn how your body responds.

Manufactured by Sedona Wellness. Sold and supported by ElectroMeds.