Our blogs are here to share insights, research, and interesting ideas around hyperbaric wellness and wellbeing. They’re designed to inform and inspire – but not to replace professional medical advice.
Any studies or references mentioned relate to hyperbaric theory and equipment in general, unless otherwise stated. We simply share them to help you explore the broader world of oxygen-based wellness.
When hiring specialist wellness or oxygen equipment, it’s natural to wonder why there’s an installation fee, or why self-collection isn’t an option. At Oxygens, transparency
Discover why LeBron James uses a hyperbaric chamber for faster recovery, better focus, and enhanced performance, and how it benefits non-athletes too.
At Oxygens, we are proud to design and manufacture our hyperbaric chambers here in the UK, ensuring the highest levels of quality, safety, and transparency.
At Oxygens, we take pride in the fact that our hyperbaric chambers are not mass-produced or shipped in bulk from overseas. Every chamber we supply
Does oxygen percentage really matter in mild hyperbaric oxygen therapy (mHBOT)?
It’s a question we get asked often. While clinical HBOT usually combines high oxygen with higher pressures, research
Hyperbaric chamber safety in the UK is as important as ever. Find out what requirements the hyperbaric chambers at Oxygens meet.
Discover the Benefits—and the Brilliant Design Behind Oxygens Chambers Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) might sound like something from the future, but it’s quickly becoming
In the UK, mild hyperbaric oxygen therapy (mHBOT) — typically operating at pressures up to or below 2.0 ATA — is not currently subject to direct regulation under the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 (PSSR), provided certain conditions are met.
Note: Any studies and references mentioned in our articles are shared for general interest and to illustrate the broader science around oxygen and pressure. They may relate to wider hyperbaric environments and are not specific to Oxygens systems. Our products are created for relaxation and wellbeing, not for medical or therapeutic use.