Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

HBOT is used primarily to accelerate wound and injury healing and post-surgical and post-exercise recovery, to reduce inflammation, to support cognitive function and brain regeneration, and for anti-ageing and general regeneration. In clinical settings it can also form part of neurological rehabilitation and complex wound-healing protocols. Daily sessions are advised during active recovery, and weekly sessions for maintenance.

Soft chambers have flexible walls made of food-grade, TPU-coated polyester and a zip door. They are compact and have lower infrastructure requirements, which makes them suitable for home use, smaller clinics and wellness settings; they come in lie-down, seated and upright versions. Hard-shell chambers have a 304-grade stainless steel body, a Bayer polycarbonate sliding door and a digital display (pressure, temperature, humidity, O₂%), and are designed for higher, clinical pressure levels. Walk-in multiplace chambers can be entered standing up; depending on the design, they accommodate one or more people and are even suitable for group HBOT sessions.

Soft chambers operate at 1.3–1.5 ATA; 1.3 ATA is the most widely used level in home therapy, while 1.5 ATA is the top of the flexible-wall pressure range. 2 ATA – roughly the pressure at a water depth of 10 metres – is the clinical reference level on which most medical HBOT protocols are based, and it can only be reached with a hard-shell steel chamber. 2.2 ATA corresponds to a water depth of about 12 metres and 2.5 ATA to nearly 15 metres; the latter is also suitable for hospital HBOT protocols. In some multiplace chambers the pressure can be selected in steps (1.3 / 1.6 / 1.8 / 2.0 ATA).

The chambers typically come with a built-in oxygen concentrator (95% purity or higher), compressor and dehumidifier, while the larger walk-in models use their own oxygen generator without external tanks. Most chambers in the range hold CE, ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 13485 certification, and some walk-in models are built to ASME standards. Hard-shell and multiplace chambers typically come with a 36-month (3-year) warranty.