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Bioceramic minerals are natural compounds, such as oxides of aluminum, silicon, and other elements, known for their ability to emit Far Infrared energy. These minerals are infused into our fabrics, turning them into powerful performance-boosting garments that interact with the body's natural energy for enhanced well-being.

We worked with India’s leading Premier teams as well as individual athletes across major sports that have reported various benefits, such as improved performance, faster muscle recovery, reduced soreness, and enhanced overall well-being. It's essential to remember that results may vary from each individual, and we encourage users to give our products a try to experience the benefits themselves.

Our products undergo rigorous testing to ensure their effectiveness and quality. This includes laboratory testing to confirm the presence of Bioceramic minerals and their far-infrared emitting capabilities, as well tests and research conducted at European sports and performance labs for their efficacy on performance and body recovery.

The benefits of our Far Infrared may be experienced differently by individuals, depending on factors such as fitness level, training intensity, and personal physiology. Some athletes may notice improvements in performance and recovery almost immediately, while others may experience more subtle benefits over time. The effectiveness of our FIR sportswear can be measured in various ways, such as improved athletic performance, faster recovery, better sleep quality, or increased energy levels. As each individual's experience may vary, we recommend giving our products a try and observing the changes in your body and performance over time.

Yes, there are numerous scientific studies and research papers that support the benefits of far-infrared technology and bioceramic minerals in sportswear. These studies have shown improvements in various areas, including muscle recovery, circulation, and overall well-being. For a comprehensive list of studies and research, please visit our website's science and research section.