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.
This post explores general scientific ideas about pressure and oxygen. Some studies referenced look at broader hyperbaric settings, not specifically our systems. Oxygens products are
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.
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Thinking of Offering Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in Your Clinic?
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is one of the fastest-growing trends in health and wellness — and the research is evolving fast. From recovery and performance to chronic health support, more people are seeking access to HBOT as part of their wellness journey.
At Oxygens, we make it simple and safe for clinics, wellness centres, and private practices to integrate HBOT into their services. We provide fully certified equipment, 24/7 technical support, and expert-led safety training — including our CPD-certified online HBOT course, free with all business orders. You’ll also receive client screening support, shared training materials, and marketing content to help launch and promote your new service with confidence.
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Higher Pressure Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT): 2.0 ATA vs. 1.5 ATA – Does More Pressure Mean More Oxygen? Note: The studies and references mentioned here
A simple guide to pressure, oxygen, and purpose When people start researching hyperbaric oxygen, they often come across a range of pressures — from gentle
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, or HBOT, involves exposing patients to increased atmospheric pressure, allowing a higher concentration of oxygen to dissolve in the blood plasma. Normally,
Reinventing Mild Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (mHBOT) M-HBOT operates at pressures below 1.5 ATA, typically hovering around 1.3 ATA, in its delivery of hyperbaric therapy. The
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How to Choose the Right Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber
Selecting the right hyperbaric oxygen chamber depends on your goals, your setting, and who will be using the equipment. Whether you’re purchasing for personal wellness at home or expanding services in a professional clinic, it’s important to consider comfort, pressure capability, safety features, and support.
Pressure Level: Most soft shell chambers operate safely up to 1.5 ATA—ideal for general wellness, recovery, and at-home use. Be cautious of soft chambers claiming higher pressures, as they may not meet safety standards.
Design & Comfort: Choose between lay-down or sit-up designs based on mobility, comfort, and space. Sit-up chambers are great for those who prefer to relax upright or feel more at ease in an open-feeling space.
Support & Training: Always ensure your provider offers comprehensive training, ongoing technical support, and clear guidance around health screening and safety.
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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.