Science sets the target.
We work with the researchers who study how these technologies act on the body, including Professor Jeffery’s light research.
Engineered in Cambridge.
Five generations of chambers and light beds, designed here, built with a hospital oxygen manufacturer, and corrected by 100,000 hours of real sessions.
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The loop nobody else closes.
Science, engineering and real use, each one feeding the next product.
Engineering builds it.
Twenty years of Cambridge product engineering, with a manufacturing partner that supplies oxygen generators to hospitals worldwide.
Real use corrects it.
Three labs, a thousand rentals. When a zip catches or a valve hisses, it gets logged, and the next machine answers it.
What we engineer into the system.
What we engineer into a chamber.
A chamber is only as good as the oxygen it actually delivers, session after session.
- 1Oxygen deliveryThe concentrator, breathing circuit and setup all shape what you actually breathe, not the number on the box.
- 2Pressure and comfortComfortable, consistent pressure is what makes people keep using it. Unstable pressure is why chambers end up unused.
- 3Testing marginEvery chamber design is pressure-tested well beyond its operating pressure, so the rating you use has margin engineered above it.
- 4Daily useCompressor noise, airflow and temperature inside decide whether a chamber fits into a normal evening at home.
- 5Long-term careDesigned so it can be maintained and improved in place, for years, not replaced when one part fails.
What we engineer into a light panel.
With Red Light, the whole argument is output: the right wavelengths, actually delivered where you sit.
- 1Research-led designWe work with Professor Glen Jeffery at UCL to understand how red and near-infrared light acts in the body, and build that into our systems. That is why they run eight wavelengths, each at a set power.
- 2Measured outputThe right wavelengths at the right output, measured rather than quoted from a supplier’s datasheet.
- 3Useful coverageWhat reaches you at real treatment distance, and how evenly it lands across the panel.
- 4Heat controlGood heat control keeps output consistent through a long session instead of drifting as the panel warms.
- 5Serviceable partsLED arrays and drivers that can be serviced and upgraded, rather than a sealed unit you throw away.
Designed for the hour you spend inside.
Performance is half the job. The other half is how it feels: the look in your room, the seat under you, and software that behaves like the technology you already own.
Design that pleases
Designed like furniture, because it lives in your home. And always white: light comes through the fabric, so the inside feels bright, never boxed in.
Comfort inside
Seating, space, airflow and temperature worked over thousands of sessions, so an hour in there feels easy.
Software, built in-house
Our own control software: session programmes, a screen where you need it, and updates that keep improving your machine.
Where we disagree with the market.
Specification sheets are easy to copy. Judgement is not.
What you’ll hear elsewhere
“PVHO certified. Job done.”
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The sieve beds decide what you breathe.
Co-developed with a hospital oxygen manufacturer for back-to-back sessions. Conventional beds need twenty minutes of rest.
What you’ll hear elsewhere
“BIBS masks are the premium choice.”
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The best mask is the one you finish the programme with.
BIBS adds a little more oxygen and a lot more effort. Comfort is what finishes a 40 to 60 session programme.
What you’ll hear elsewhere
“More pressure means a better chamber.”
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Pressure follows the setting, not the brochure.
Above 2.0 ATA is clinical territory. We specify what a trained operator can run safely, and we will say when the answer is less.
What you’ll hear elsewhere
“More watts means a better Red Light bed.”
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Light works like a dose, not a volume knob.
The evidence points to a dose window. We build to it, not to the biggest number on the page.
What you’ll hear elsewhere
“Red is red. One wavelength fits all.”
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Wavelength is the product.
Different wavelengths reach different depths. Our beds run eight, chosen with the researchers we work with.
What you’ll hear elsewhere
“A chamber is just a shell.”
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Software belongs in the session.
The new soft-shell has a screen inside, the concentrator runs from a tablet, and your Oxydise portal keeps every manual and video a tap away.
Built with people who have done it before.
A global medical oxygen supplier
Supplies large-scale oxygen generators to hospitals worldwide. We hold an exclusive relationship on hyperbaric equipment.
Cambridge product engineers
Twenty years of product engineering behind every generation, from concept and materials to testing.
Professor Glen Jeffery
His research on red and near-infrared light helps define what the next light beds should do, and at what dose.
In-house software engineers
Our own team writes the control software: programmes, screens and updates, developed alongside the hardware.
What the loop built next.
Three new machines, each one an answer to something customers, engineers or researchers told us.
NewThe seated chamber
A hard-shell for rooms a lying chamber will not fit, engineered to the ASME PVHO standard and tested against it in-house.
View the seated chamber
NewThe PEMF light bed
Eight wavelengths shaped with Professor Glen Jeffery’s research, now with PEMF in the same bed.
View the light bed
The next soft-shell
A screen inside the chamber, and a new concentrator with sieve beds built for back-to-back sessions.
View the soft-shellTry it before you buy it.
Book a session at an Oxydise wellness lab and test the equipment for yourself, with the team on hand.
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