1.3ATA Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Chamber for Beauty and Sports

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Customization: Available
Certification: CE
Type: Hyperbaric Chamber
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  • 1.3ATA Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Chamber for Beauty and Sports
  • 1.3ATA Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Chamber for Beauty and Sports
  • 1.3ATA Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Chamber for Beauty and Sports
  • 1.3ATA Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Chamber for Beauty and Sports
  • 1.3ATA Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Chamber for Beauty and Sports
  • 1.3ATA Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Chamber for Beauty and Sports
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Basic Info.

Model NO.
XP2260
Function
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
Theory
Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber
LCD Display
Digital Display Board
Group
Adult&Children
Pressure
1.3-1.4ATA
Color
Customizable
Noise
Ultra-Quiet
Zipper
2 Curved Zipper
Transport Package
Carton
Specification
L230*W100*H120cm
Trademark
O2BAY
Origin
China
Production Capacity
300units/M

Product Description

Product Description

1.3ATA Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Chamber for Beauty and Sports

Experience the elevated safety and performance with our 1.3-1.4ATA (4-5.5psi) operating pressure designed for optimal efficacy.
Enjoy seamless access with our 2 curved zipper seal, providing ease in opening and entering the chamber.
Immerse in comfort without fear of claustrophobia, thanks to 4 large transparent viewing windows.
Maintain cleanliness effortlessly with the cotton chamber protection cover—it's easy to wash and keeps the chamber pristine.
This is our most sought-after model, perfect for both home treatment and commercial use.
Equipped with an emergency valve to quickly depressurize during emergencies, ensuring user safety.
Simple operation is key—this chamber is designed for easy use by just one person, without needing assistance.
Delivering over 93% oxygen under pressure through an oxygen headset or facial mask for maximum benefit.
Monitor your safety with the internal pressure gauge, allowing you to observe pressure levels while inside.
The internal metal frame ensures the chamber retains its shape even when deflated, providing durability and convenience.
Enjoy a serene experience with our ultra-quiet constant pressure valve.
Model   XP2260 XP1860
Chamber
Capsule
Pressure 1.3-1.4ATA(4-5.5psi) 1.3-1.5ATA(4-7psi)
Material TPU
Size(D*L)
L230*W100*H120cm(90*40*47")
L1800*W900*H1100mm ( 71*35*43" )
Weight 46kg 36kg
Air compressor Size/Weight 440x240x310mm( 17xlOxl2")/17kg
Type Quite&Oil Free Type.
Two
 Super adsorption activated carbon filters in air Input and Outlet to protect.
PM≥2.5
Air Filter Dual
Oxygen
Concentrator
Flow Rate 5&10Liter/min
Description PSA molecular sieve high technology.Continuouss oxygen production,no need for oxygen tank.
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1.3ATA Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Chamber for Beauty and Sports1.3ATA Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Chamber for Beauty and Sports
1.3ATA Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Chamber for Beauty and Sports1.3ATA Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Chamber for Beauty and Sports

Why is oxygen so important?
Oxygen is crucial for life—adults consume about 550 liters daily, making up 90% of our energy needs, while food and water provide the rest. Our brains, though only 2% of our body weight, use 25% of the oxygen we breathe, vital for energy cycles that sustain life. Insufficient oxygen in body tissues can lead to serious health issues, including infections and tissue destruction. Correcting tissue hypoxia, a condition of low oxygen, is time-sensitive and can be effectively addressed using a hyperbaric chamber.
What do you feel inside a hyperbaric chamber?
While the chamber is pressurizing, you may experience changes in ear pressure, similar to flying. To ease any discomfort, equalize the pressure by yawning, swallowing, or gently blowing your nose. Aside from this, there are no other unusual sensations, ensuring a comfortable experience.
How does being inside a pressurized chamber give us more oxygen?
In a chamber pressurized to 1.3 or 1.5 times normal air pressure, it might feel like everyday air, but you're breathing in 7-8 times the usual amount of oxygen. This is thanks to Henry's Law, which explains how gases dissolve in liquids. Under pressure, oxygen dissolves directly into body fluids, significantly boosting tissue oxygen levels in minutes and promoting healing, as proven by science.
What improvements can I expect to see?
Expect varied results, as outcomes differ for each individual. Generally, users report enhanced quality of life. Improvements are common, though everyone's journey is unique. Our aim is to enhance overall well-being.
When will I know how many sessions of HBOT are enough?
You won't simply notice a difference overnight, but you will observe a gradual continuation of improvement. A comprehensive clinical study involving 1730 subjects has highlighted the necessity of approximately 15 sessions for acute injuries and 40 sessions for chronic conditions. Should you witness positive results within the initial 40 sessions, proceed with an additional 40. If the enhancements persist, consider another set of 40. This iterative process continues, empowering you to be the best judge of how many sessions are ideal for your unique needs, even more so than any doctor.
What are the concerns regarding Oxygen Toxicity?
Oxygen toxicity isn’t a concern at pressures below 1.5 ATA. Often, what is mistaken for oxygen toxicity is actually stress. However, it's important to acknowledge that occasionally, some individuals may exhibit heightened sensitivity to oxygen. In such instances, it may be necessary to adjust the pressure settings to better accommodate the specific requirements of the patient, ensuring their comfort and safety.

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