My verdict on the Yaasa Infinity Blanket
I liked the neutral, reversible look of the Infinity Blanket I received for review. After more than a month using it while reading and watching TV, it felt similar to an ordinary blanket of comparable construction; I did not feel the Celliant technology working. Its appearance and feel are better-supported reasons to consider it than an assumed health benefit.
The reviewed blanket was provided free. This is a 2018 firsthand review; the exact product's current availability and terms have not been verified.
My original experience
Yaasa sent me the blanket for review. The throw I received had a dark side with a light border and a light side with a dark border. It nearly covered a queen mattress and worked well as a couch throw. Its neutral colors made it easy to use in a bedroom or living room.
After using it for more than a month, I did not perceive a difference attributable to the Celliant fibers. The original review expressed hope that the technology might help; I did not measure sleep, recovery, circulation or body temperature. My original video is embedded below.
Original review video
Original sizes, materials and price
| Historical option | Original review details |
|---|---|
| Throw | 57 × 77 inches; $230 at the time of the review. |
| Travel size | 41 × 55 inches; $149 at the time of the review. |
| Fabric | The original model was described as organic cotton with Celliant fibers. Check the label for the precise blend. |
| Offer | Prices and the old coupon were historical, not a verified current deal. |
Measure where you want the blanket to sit: a throw for a sofa does not necessarily provide full mattress coverage or drape on both sides. Check the current care label and seller's return terms if you find a listing.
What can we conclude about Celliant?
Celliant is marketed as a textile technology that converts body heat to infrared energy. The manufacturer has described potential effects on circulation, recovery and sleep, but this review did not test those outcomes. Do not treat the earlier page’s claims as proof that this blanket improves health. CELLIANT states that its FDA correspondence is not approval or endorsement of claimed benefits.
Research on a fiber or a different product does not automatically establish the same effect for a specific blanket and user. If you are considering the product, judge its fabric, size, comfort, care and price on their own merits.
How to choose a blanket
| Option | Why consider it | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| Cotton throw | A familiar, washable fabric in many weights. | Feel and warmth vary by weave and construction. |
| Fleece or plush throw | Soft texture and a cozy feel. | Some people find heavier synthetic throws warm. |
| Wool blanket | Useful for layering in cooler conditions. | Texture and care requirements vary. |
| Weighted blanket | For people who like added pressure. | Heavier to move and wash; choose a suitable weight and check safety guidance. |
Frequently asked questions
Did you feel the Celliant working?
No. I did not notice a distinct sensation from the fibers during more than a month of casual use.
Does it improve recovery or sleep?
My review did not measure either outcome and cannot establish those benefits.
Is the old $230 price current?
No. It was the historical throw price in the review; verify any present-day offer directly.
Was the blanket provided for review?
Yes. Yaasa supplied the original review sample free.