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Buyer's guide

HBOT vs mHBOT: Which Chamber Is Right for You?

"HBOT" and "mHBOT" describe the same core idea — breathing oxygen under increased pressure — at different intensities. The difference comes down to pressure, chamber construction and where it's used. For the installation and ownership decision, continue to our hard shell vs soft shell hyperbaric chamber guide.

Side by side

The Key Differences

mHBOT — Soft HBOT — Hard Shell
Common nameMild hyperbaric (mHBOT)Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT)
Typical pressure1.3 – 1.5 ATA1.5 – 2.0 ATA
Chamber typeSoft, portable TPUHard shell — carbon / stainless steel
Oxygen deliveryConcentrator, up to ~93%Concentrator / integrated, up to ~93%+
Capacity1–2 users1 to 5 users (multiplace)
InstallationFoldable, self-installFixed, professional setup
Best forHome wellness, recovery, daily useClinics, hospitals, intensive programs
CONSIDER modelsCOSL · COST · COSE · COSS · COSWCOHT · COHB · COHS

Decision guide

Match the Platform to Your Goal

Choose mHBOT (Soft) If…

  • You want daily wellness and recovery at home
  • You value a portable, foldable, self-installed chamber
  • You're new to hyperbaric therapy and want a gentle 1.3–1.5 ATA start
  • Budget and flexibility matter more than maximum pressure
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Choose HBOT (Hard Shell) If…

  • You run a clinic, hospital or professional facility
  • You need 2.0 ATA clinic-grade performance
  • You want to treat multiple users at once (multiplace)
  • You require integrated controls, A/C and intercom systems
Browse Hard-Shell Chambers

In short

One Partner, the Full Range

Because CONSIDER engineers both soft mHBOT chambers and hard-shell HBOT systems — from 1.3 ATA up to 2.0 ATA — you can standardize on a single supplier as your needs grow, from a first home chamber to a full multiplace clinic installation, with OEM branding throughout.

This comparison is general educational information, not medical advice. Pressure and protocol suitability should be confirmed with a qualified healthcare professional.