Mild Hyperbaric buying guide
Mild hyperbaric chambers gently raise the air pressure around you. We only carry chambers that operate at 1.3 ATA, below 1.4 ATA.
What are your options?
Soft-sided chambers
Portable, lighter-weight chambers that zip closed. The most common home option.
Hard-shell chambers
Rigid chambers that feel roomier and more permanent. Larger and heavier.
Seated vs. lying
Some chambers let you sit upright; others are designed for lying down.
What to look for
- Pressure rating (we list 1.3 ATA only)
- Interior size, entry style and seated or lying use
- Compressor noise and where it will sit
- Certifications, safety valves and warranty
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Common questions
Why only 1.3 ATA?
1.3 ATA is the standard for mild, home-use chambers. Higher pressures are medical devices used under clinical supervision.
Do I need a prescription?
Requirements vary by chamber and location. Ask your doctor before using a hyperbaric chamber, and check the vendor's requirements.
The information on this site is for general education and is not medical advice. Talk with your doctor before starting heat, cold, light, pressure, float, PEMF or vibration therapy, especially if you are pregnant or have a medical condition.
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