Best for Multi-Therapy Wellness
Far Infrared, PEMF, and gemstone therapy combined in one system.
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The Short Answer
*HealthyLine PEMF intensity varies by model: 8 Gauss across the Jet line, with the Jet 7428 delivering 12 Gauss.
The Therapy Stack
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Common Questions
The BEMER B.Body Evo does one thing: PEMF, at a fixed 33 Hz, across 10 intensity levels running 0.035 to 0.35 Gauss, in 8-minute sessions. No heat, no light therapy, no gemstones, no negative ions. The frequency isn't adjustable — it's a single proprietary signal.
The HealthyLine JET 7224 combines five therapies in one mat: PEMF, far infrared heat, red light through 132 photon lights, hot gemstone therapy with natural amethyst, jade and tourmaline, and negative ions. PEMF is yours to set — 37 changeable settings from 0.25 to 30 Hz at an 8-Gauss peak — and it runs for as long as you're on the mat rather than a fixed cycle.
You also decide what a session looks like. Heat, light and PEMF adjust independently, so an evening wind-down and a post-training session aren't the same eight minutes.
The HealthyLine JET Series.
BEMER gives you a 2-year warranty and 30 days to return it — with a 10% restocking fee deducted from your refund.
The JET Series carries a 5-year limited warranty and a 90-night risk-free trial, with no restocking fee. More than twice the coverage, three times the window to decide, and the full amount back if it isn't for you.
You also get a lifetime trade-in and upgrade program, so if your needs change later, what you spent still counts toward the next mat.
Sales model
HealthyLine: Direct to the customer — one price, no distributor layer.
BEMER: Multi-level marketing — sold through a network of independent distributors who earn on their own sales and on the product sales volume of their team. BEMER publishes an annual Income Disclosure Statement, as direct-selling companies with downline compensation are expected to.
Why the price differs
In a multi-level structure, the retail price has to support more than the product and the company. It pays commission to the distributor who sold it, and commissions or bonuses upward through that distributor's upline, plus the rank and volume bonuses the plan promises. Every level of the organization is paid out of the same purchase. For those payouts to be possible, the retail price has to be set high enough to fund them — and held there, which is why BEMER pricing is uniform wherever you find it.
Selling direct removes those layers. There's no distributor commission and no upline to fund, so the same money buys more mat. That's how a customer gets five therapies with 37 changeable PEMF settings in the JET 7224 for $1,149, rather than a single fixed signal at a multiple of the price.