Hyperbaric Chambers

ATA is atmospheres absolute. Sea level is 1.0 ATA; a chamber at 1.5 ATA holds the user at one and a half times atmospheric pressure, which raises the amount of oxygen dissolved in the blood when breathing concentrated oxygen through a mask or cannula. Mild hyperbaric chambers sold for home use typically run 1.3 to 1.5 ATA; hospital chambers run 2.0 to 3.0 ATA for approved indications.

Every chamber here runs 1.4 or 1.5 ATA. Higher pressure means a sturdier shell, a stronger compressor and more weight, which is the main reason hard-shell chambers cost more. Oxygen concentrators are sold separately or as part of a package; ask our team for the configuration on each model.

Soft shell, $9,250 to $12,499

A reinforced fabric chamber on a frame with a zip entry, inflated by the compressor. Lighter, less expensive, movable between rooms, and the format most home users buy. TimeCapsule Air 1.5 Portable (lying, $9,250), TimePod Air 1.5 Pro Multi-Position (seated and lying, $9,450), TimePod Air 1.5 Seated ($9,950) and the TimePod Air Wheelchair-Accessible 1.4 ATA (seated entry, $12,499).

Hard shell, $20,250 to $41,500

A rigid acrylic and steel chamber with a sealed door, viewing window and a fixed footprint. Quieter, faster to pressurize, built for daily multi-user duty in a clinic or a serious home setup. TimeCapsule C750+ Premier Edition ($20,250), TimeCapsule Vision C750+ with viewing window ($26,000), Vision C900+ largest interior ($27,500) and TimePod 2 Triangular with a smaller footprint ($41,500).

The comparison table above shows shell, pressure and entry position side by side.

Soft-shell home chambers from reputable manufacturers run $8,000 to $15,000; hard-shell chambers $20,000 to $60,000. Beyond the chamber: an oxygen concentrator (5 to 10 LPM) if not included, a room with 8 by 4 feet of floor for a lying chamber and 7 feet of ceiling for seated units, a standard outlet for soft-shell compressors (confirm per model for hard shell), and a cool, dry space since compressors generate heat.

Sessions run 60 to 90 minutes, several times a week, with the user able to equalize ear pressure during pressurization. Financing is available on eligible equipment. We invoice B2B orders for clinics, wellness centers and sports facilities and can quote inside delivery and setup.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy at hospital pressures is an FDA-recognized treatment for specific conditions. Mild hyperbaric chambers sold for home use are wellness and recovery equipment, and we do not market them as treatment for any condition. Depending on the model and your state, a prescription or physician oversight may be required to purchase or to use concentrated oxygen in the chamber; ask our team before ordering and consult your physician.

Never use oil-based products, electronics or anything that can spark inside a chamber, follow the manufacturer's oxygen and fire safety instructions exactly, and do not use a chamber with an untreated lung condition or ear issue. The chambers carry MedEq's warranty and our 30-day return policy on eligible products.

Buying from us

Free shipping to domestic USA addresses in the lower 48, including freight on cabin saunas and plunge systems; Alaska, Hawaii and international by quote. 30-day returns on eligible products in original condition; restocking or return freight may apply on large items. Manufacturer warranties (1 to 5 years by brand) are handled through us. Financing is available on eligible equipment, and we invoice B2B and multi-unit orders for gyms, studios and clinics.