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A proven chamber platform, specified and safety-tested for UK homes and everyday use.
Oxydise Engineering · Cambridge, UK
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Five generations. Built on what came before.
Designed in Cambridge, informed by research and refined through real customer use.
- 5
- Product generations, and counting
- 20 years
- Engineering experience behind the designs
- 100,000+
- Session hours feeding back into the products
- Medical oxygen
- Supplier experience informing the systems
“We specify the way clinics do: start from the use, not the price list. Sometimes that is a soft-shell, not a hard-shell. Sometimes it is 1.5 ATA, not 2.0. Occasionally it is starting smaller and upgrading when the use case grows.”How every specification conversation starts
The loop nobody else closes.
Some companies sell equipment. Some read the research. Others listen to customers. Our development process brings all three together and feeds each insight into the next product.
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Science first
We work with researchers who study how these technologies act on the body, so the next generation is shaped by evidence rather than fashion.
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Engineering that has done it before
Cambridge product engineers and experienced medical oxygen suppliers help turn those requirements into dependable equipment.
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Corrected by real use
Feedback from our wellness labs, homes and more than a thousand rentals is logged, reviewed and carried into the next generation.
Five generations, and counting.
We do not wait for the market to improve. Each generation exists because customers, engineers and researchers showed us something the previous one could do better.
Quieter, because it had to be
Generation 1 was louder than it should have been. Customers told us. This generation answered it.
Easier to live with
Entry, interior space and controls refined around how people use sessions at home.
Safety, built in
Air-break support integrated into the equipment to make appropriate routines easier to follow.
Duty-cycle proven
Refined for repeated multi-user use across wellness labs, clinics and clubs.
In development
Our next soft-shell, built on what the first five generations taught us.
These summaries are the short version. We keep a fuller changelog of amendments across five generations and the customer feedback behind them.
Ask to see the changelogWhere we disagree with the market.
Specification sheets are easy to copy. Judgement is not. These are the calls we make when the evidence and setting point somewhere more considered.
The market says
“PVHO certified. Job done.”
We say
The sieve beds help determine what you breathe.
Certification matters, and our chambers carry appropriate conformity marks. We also consider the component that supports oxygen purity through sustained use.
The market says
“More pressure means a better chamber.”
We say
Pressure follows the setting, not the brochure.
We match pressure to suitability, the operating model and the intended use. If the responsible route is 1.5 ATA, that is the recommendation we will make.
The market says
“More watts means a better Red Light bed.”
We say
Light is considered as a dose, not a volume control.
Wavelength, exposure and programme design are considered together rather than reduced to one headline irradiance figure.
The market says
“One wavelength fits every use.”
We say
Wavelength is part of the product.
Different wavelengths behave differently in tissue. Configurable programmes allow combinations to reflect the intended use and the available evidence.
The market says
“Air breaks are only an operator detail.”
We say
Where appropriate, air breaks belong in the system.
When a protocol includes an air break, the equipment can support that routine rather than leaving every step to memory.
The year-three question
The component nobody mentions.
Every chamber can perform well on the day it is delivered. The more useful question is what supports oxygen purity after years of regular use. Part of that answer sits in the zeolite sieve beds inside the oxygen concentrator—the component that separates oxygen from the air around it.
We consider the source and duty cycle of those components and measure purity over time, not only on day one. When comparing equipment, it is worth asking who supplies the sieve beds and how performance will be checked as the system ages.
Built with people who have done it before.
Medical oxygen experience
Input from a supplier of large-scale medical oxygen systems informs the oxygen technology inside our equipment.
Cambridge product engineers
Product engineers with twenty years of experience support development from concept and materials through testing and certification.
Professor Glen Jeffery
Professor Jeffery’s research on red and near-infrared light helps inform how we consider wavelength and dose in Red Light equipment.
Coming next
The best soft-shell we have made.
Generation 6 brings together what the first five generations, more than a thousand rentals and over 100,000 session hours have taught us about comfort, reliability and daily use.
Where an improvement can be applied safely to an earlier generation, OxyCare helps registered owners understand whether that update is relevant to their system.
Be first to know- 100,000+ hours
- of real session experience informing the design
- 1,000+ rentals
- providing practical feedback
- 6th generation
- of continuous product iteration
See it running
Stand next to the engineering.
Visit an Oxydise Wellness Lab, bring another manufacturer’s specification sheet and ask us the difficult questions. We can show you the equipment, explain the choices and share the changelog.
