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OxyRevo

OxyRevo's lineup runs from lightweight portable soft chambers up to stainless steel hard shell units built for higher pressure. What separates one model from another is shell type, ATA pressure ceiling, and body position.

How to Choose an OxyRevo Chamber

Every OxyRevo chamber increases air pressure around the body inside a sealed environment. What actually separates one model from another is the shell material, how much pressure it can reach, and what position you're in during a session.

Soft Shell vs. Hard Shell

Soft chambers use a multi-layer TPU material with a zippered entry, which keeps them lightweight and portable enough to set up and store in a home. Hard shell chambers use stainless steel and polycarbonate construction instead, which allows a higher pressure ceiling but comes with substantially more weight, size, and cost. Soft chambers cover most home wellness use. Hard shell is the step up for anyone specifically needing higher pressure than a soft chamber can reach.

Pressure Tiers Across the Lineup

OxyRevo's soft chambers split into two pressure tiers: an entry range topping out around 1.4 ATA, and a higher range reaching 1.5 ATA. The hard shell chambers go further, adjustable up to 2.0 ATA. Higher pressure isn't automatically better for every use case, it's a matter of matching the chamber to what you're actually trying to achieve, and higher-pressure models carry a real jump in price alongside the jump in capability.

Lying vs. Sitting vs. Wheelchair-Accessible Position

Most chambers use a lying position, which is the traditional hyperbaric setup. Several models offer a seated position instead, useful for anyone who finds an extended flat session uncomfortable, and one model adjusts between sitting, reclining, and lying flat in the same unit. A wheelchair-accessible model with a wide entry and stable base is also available for anyone who needs that specific accommodation.

OxyRevo FAQs

The questions people usually have before choosing an OxyRevo chamber.

Should I get a soft or hard shell chamber?

A soft chamber is lighter, easier to store, and covers most home wellness use. A hard shell chamber is the choice if you specifically need pressure higher than a soft chamber's ceiling, and you're prepared for the added size, weight, and cost that comes with it.

What does the ATA pressure rating actually mean?

ATA measures the air pressure inside the chamber relative to normal atmospheric pressure at sea level. A higher ATA number means a greater pressure difference during your session. Different models are built for different points along that range, which is why pressure tier is one of the first things to check when comparing chambers.

Can I sit instead of lying down during a session?

Yes, several OxyRevo models are built specifically for a seated position, and one adjusts between sitting, reclining, and lying flat. If an extended flat position isn't comfortable for you, a sitting or adjustable model is worth prioritizing over a standard lying chamber.

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