Mild Hyperbaric Therapy at Home

A home mHBOT setup combines a portable soft chamber with its air and oxygen equipment. Choose the pressure and posture first, then verify that the room supports the installed footprint, ventilation, power, noise and safe access. See chambers for the home.

What Is mHBOT?

mHBOT stands for mild hyperbaric oxygen therapy. It runs at 1.3–1.5 ATA in a soft, portable chamber. The lower pressure is what makes it comfortable and easy to self-operate, and it is the level most home users choose; higher-pressure clinical protocols are a separate category. For the full pressure picture and the terminology comparison, see ATA pressure explained and HBOT vs mHBOT.

What mHBOT Is Used for at Home

At home, mHBOT is a repeatable wellness routine rather than a one-off session. Users typically schedule sessions around recovery, relaxation and general well-being, and stack the routine with sleep, mobility work and nutrition rather than treating it as a standalone intervention.

• Daily or near-daily relaxation and recovery sessions
• Post-exercise recovery alongside sleep and mobility work
• A structured wellness habit for users new to pressurised chambers

Session length, pressure and frequency are set by the model and the user's routine; confirm both with the supplied documentation before starting.

Space and Setup

A soft chamber can install in a spare room, home gym or dedicated wellness area. Allow space around the chamber for entry, hoses and inspection; keep the all-in-one compressor and oxygen unit ventilated and away from dust or blocked air inlets. Confirm the local power supply, operating noise and heat before choosing the room. The chamber can be folded for storage only after it is clean, dry and disconnected as instructed.

• Measure the inflated chamber, entry side and surrounding clearance
• Use the specified grounded power connection and keep cables clear
• Provide ventilation for the equipment and avoid enclosed cabinets
• Consider compressor noise for bedrooms, neighbors and shared walls
• Keep flames, smoking, vaping products and unapproved oils away from the system

1.5 ATA · Soft Lying Chambers COSL15 — Soft Lying Hyperbaric Chamber 1.5 ATA portable soft lying chamber for recovery studios, distributors and home channels seeking a spacious everyday-use format. View COSL15 details →

Choosing a Home Chamber

Posture is the main choice. Lying chambers suit sleep-focused, fully reclined sessions; sitting chambers give you room to sit upright, read or work. For maximum pressure at home, professional soft models reach 2.0 ATA.

• COSL15 — comfortable 1.5 ATA lying chamber for daily home use
• COSE15 — extra-spacious sitting chamber to sit, recline or lie flat
• COSL20 — professional 2.0 ATA portable chamber for experienced users

Browse the full home range on the soft lying and soft sitting pages. Families needing room for two can look at double and wheelchair chambers.

1.5 ATA Soft Lying Chambers

COSL15

Soft Lying Hyperbaric Chamber

1.5 ATA portable soft lying chamber for recovery studios, distributors and home channels seeking a spacious everyday-use format.

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1.5 ATA Soft Sitting Chambers

COSE15

Extra-Spacious Sitting Chamber

1.5 ATA extra-spacious soft sitting chamber with an internal support frame for premium studios and distributor offerings.

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2.0 ATA Soft Lying Chambers

COSL20

Professional 2.0 ATA Soft Chamber

Professional 2.0 ATA portable soft lying chamber with a reinforced frame for recovery studios, multi-site projects and distributor portfolios.

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Daily Operation

Soft chambers support straightforward operation, but the user should understand sealing, communication, pressure control and emergency release before the first session. Children or anyone unable to operate and communicate independently require an appropriate adult and a model-specific supervision plan. See what to expect and the safety checklist.

Part of Wellness guides.