In a hyperbaric chamber, ambient air (21% oxygen) is introduced into the hyperbaric chamber at low pressure. The chamber pressure rises initially. As soon as the desired pressure of 0.3 bar is reached, two independently operating valves open. These valves prevent the risk of excessive pressure in the hyperbaric chamber. Throughout use, fresh air is constantly fed into the hyperbaric chambers until the pressure returns to ambient pressure. The pressure in the hyperbaric chamber remains constant during the entire session. At the end of use, the pressure is slowly released via a release valve until the pressure in the hyperbaric chamber corresponds to the ambient pressure again. The pressure difference is comparable to the pressure difference when using a commercial airplane, which is called a “dive”. Many users describe the introduction of air as “descending”, followed by the “surfacing” phase.

As a user, you will feel a sensation of pressure in your ears when “diving down”, similar to landing with an airplane. Normally, movements of the lower jaw, yawning or swallowing, lead to a slight equalization of the pressure in the middle ear. There is no feeling of pressure on the skin itself.

Many users report more energy and serenity after use. After the first few dives in a hyperbaric chamber, however, you may also feel tired. This reaction usually disappears after a few hours and becomes less pronounced on subsequent dives. We generally recommend drinking plenty of water after each use.

Our hyperbaric chambers are not classified as medical devices, yet many users with medical conditions report improvements in their symptoms. In general, our hyperbaric chambers make a huge contribution to your general state of health. This is often reflected in physical and mental well-being, increased athletic performance and vitality, even in old age. An increased oxygen supply is at the heart of physical regeneration, energy build-up and therefore rejuvenation. Our “HE Family” model is best suited for people with limited mobility.

In principle, yes. Our mobile hyperbaric chambers are movable and can be set up in different locations, e.g. in hotel rooms or a vacation apartment. You should always ensure that there are no solvents or other chemicals in the vicinity of the hyperbaric chamber or the compressor. It should also be kept away from the heating and there should be no coal stove or oven in the same room. Auch wenn die Raumluft gefiltert in den hyperbaren Kammern geleitet wird, so sollte man trotzdem darauf achten, dass der Kompressor in einer Umgebung mit frischer Luft steht.