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Anyone used their Ionic in a hot yoga class

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‎01-03-2020 07:24

‎01-03-2020 07:24

What it says in the subject really! I'd like to wear my Ionic while taking a Hotpod Yoga class, temperature I'm told is 37 degrees, anybody used theirs in a similar environment? Reckon it'd be OK?  

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‎01-03-2020 07:44

‎01-03-2020 07:44

@marcwilliams25   37°C is not very hot, as this is considered normal body temperature.  The maximum operating temperature for the Ionic is 45°C or 113°F.

 

I hope this helps.

Laurie | Maryland
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