It sits in a furnished room without looking like equipment. Finished to your space, with a mattress and pillow, an interphone and a USB port inside.
You need about 2.3 m of clear floor and up to a metre of width, on a 110 or 230 V supply. An ordinary indoor climate suits it, 15 to 28 °C at 30 to 75% humidity. The capsule rolls on castors and needs no fixed base.
We build the shell in aluminium, cap it in software at 50 kPa and test it at 150 kPa. Inside, sensors read oxygen and carbon dioxide for the whole session.
We declare our chambers as non-medical wellness devices and make no medical claims. A routine check-up before you start is good practice. If you have a health condition, talk to your doctor first.
Only if you use it. If you would not reach for it most weeks, book a session at a partner location first.
You use it when the day allows it. No appointment, no drive across town.
Wellness use sits at a gentle 1.3 to 1.5 ATA, comfortable enough for daily use.
Fresh air in, stale air out, the whole session. Nothing heavy builds up around you.
Whoever is inside can stop a session at any moment. Nobody needs to sit outside and watch.
Our own engineers work across the EU and fix a chamber in the room it lives in.
You set the time and the ramp speed on the touchscreen outside, then press start on the panel inside. Pressure climbs gradually, with automatic ear pressure relief on the way up. At the set time it comes back down on a slow ramp, around eight minutes. Add the optional cooler and the cabin stays comfortable on a long session.
You pick between two shells, 80 and 90 cm in diameter, both 2322 mm long and 175 to 195 kg. Take the wider one if you feel closed in easily. For a walk-in you share with other people, look at the OxyLife C line, which goes together on site from modules and seats one to six depending on the model.
Single-seat capsules in two diameters, 80 and 90 cm. The wider shell is there for people who feel closed in and would otherwise skip sessions.
Single-seat capsules in two diameters, 80 and 90 cm. The wider shell is there for people who feel closed in and would otherwise skip sessions.
Five multiplace chambers, assembled on site from 76 cm modules. For locations where the chamber cannot be delivered in one piece.
Five multiplace chambers, assembled on site from 76 cm modules. For locations where the chamber cannot be delivered in one piece.
Five multiplace chambers, assembled on site from 76 cm modules. For locations where the chamber cannot be delivered in one piece.
Five multiplace chambers, assembled on site from 76 cm modules. For locations where the chamber cannot be delivered in one piece.
Five multiplace chambers, assembled on site from 76 cm modules. For locations where the chamber cannot be delivered in one piece.
None of these papers studied an OxyHelp chamber. They are published work on hyperbaric oxygen in general, including results that call for caution. Read each one for what it measured, and for the limits it carries.
Published
Medical Sciences
A narrative review: clinical hyperbaric therapy and mild, low-pressure sessions differ in pressure, oxygen and rules, so results from one do not carry over to the other. The authors run a hyperbaric clinic.
Published
Journal of Physical Therapy Science
Ten healthy adults, 45 minutes at 1.3 ATA with about 30% oxygen. Heart rate fell, and blood pressure rose more than on the control day. The author advises attention for people with high blood pressure.
Published
Aging
63 healthy adults over 64: 60 hospital sessions of 100% oxygen at 2 ATA, above the wellness range, or no intervention. Attention and processing speed improved. No sham group, as the authors note.
Published
Frontiers in Medicine
A meta-analysis of 24 randomised trials, 1,497 participants. Side effects: 30.11% in hyperbaric groups against 10.43% in controls, mostly ear discomfort. More common above 2.0 ATA and past 10 sessions.
Published
Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine
Researchers traced fresh gas through a hospital multiplace chamber and found under-ventilated pockets that a simple well-stirred model misses. They used oxygen as a tracer and did not measure CO2.
One touchscreen runs everything: pressure, session time, cooling. Set it outside, press start inside. Nothing to learn twice.
Every layer is doubled: manual and software protection, stop buttons inside and out, and a chamber that releases itself if power ever fails.
A gentle 1.5 ATA by design, on a shell tested well beyond it. Oxygen comes from a concentrator, no cylinders, no refills. Airflow is calculated from the metabolism of the people inside, not set to a fixed rate.
We deliver the capsule in one piece. The doorway has to clear the shell, not the size in its name. The I80 measures 889 mm across the outside and the I90 985 mm. Measure the narrowest point of the whole route in, doorways, turns and lift included. Where no route works, our engineers plan an OxyLife C room by room.
The price covers the OxyLife I chamber body and its control unit. We configure accessories such as the cooler separately, and you pay for the ones your setup needs. Every chamber comes with two years of warranty, which you can extend at purchase. For a figure on your configuration, talk to a specialist.
Very little. The one part we expect to wear is the entrance trim seal, which you change at three to four years. That is a two-hour job, and we send you the part and the video. Day to day you wipe it down with a neutral detergent.
We pressurise the chamber with ordinary air. The extra oxygen reaches you through a mask, fed by a concentrator that separates it out of the room. Standard feeding nozzles inside connect to any type of mask. Source one you find comfortable locally.
The chamber depressurises itself the moment the power fails, and you can open the door by hand from inside at any time. There are stop buttons inside and out, manual and software protection against overpressure, and an emergency release that brings pressure down in around 40 seconds.
The same chamber fits a spa, a gym, a clinic, or a private home. It adapts to the room, and to the people who use it.
A premium amenity guests can't get at the spa down the road. It runs without a clinician and reads as luxury, not equipment.
Recovery your members feel between sessions. Faster turnaround after hard training, built into the routine they already keep.
A professional-grade addition to wellness and rehab practices. Certified build, simple operation, and a team that answers the phone in year five.
Built for facilities that run all day. Multi-seat options keep a full roster moving around game days and training blocks.
A signature wellness experience that sets a property apart. Quiet, beautiful, and easy for existing staff to run.
Engineered to disappear into a designed interior. Single-seat or multiplace, finished to your space, yours to use every day.
The full OxyLife range in one PDF. Every model, every spec, every certification, with the detail your team wants before a conversation.
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