Your questions, answered.
The questions that come up on nearly every call, answered the way we answer them on the phone. If yours is not here, call 01223 657444 and ask a person.
Getting started
The questions people ask before they have tried anything.
A Hyperbaric Oxygen session usually involves resting inside a chamber while pressure gradually increases. A Red Light session involves exposure to specific wavelengths for a set period. Session length and protocol depend on the equipment and individual guidance.
Start with the outcome you are exploring, then consider the mechanism, evidence, contraindications, space and routine. The team can explain the differences without assuming that either therapy is automatically right for you.
Yes. Monthly rental allows you to use the equipment consistently at home before making a longer-term decision. Available rent-to-buy terms can be explained during a consultation.
Yes, and we would rather you did. Book a session at an Oxydise wellness lab or rent a system at home first. Rental payments can count towards buying.
Many people worry about this. You remain in control, chamber exits can be operated from inside and the team explains every step. A supervised wellness-lab session is a sensible first step.
Fair question, and the most common one. There is more room inside than people expect, and most stop thinking about the space within a couple of minutes. You stay in control throughout, and emergency decompression can bring you back to room pressure in around 90 seconds. Come and lie in one first. That settles it either way.
No. Exercising with oxygen happens at normal pressure. Hyperbaric Oxygen combines oxygen-enriched breathing with raised pressure, changing how much oxygen can dissolve into plasma.
Yes. Health history, medications and certain medical conditions can affect suitability. Oxydise can explain general contraindications, but medical clearance should come from an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.
Hyperbaric Oxygen
The honest answers Edward gives on the phone, and what the chambers actually involve.
Higher pressure is a stronger dose, not a better one. The right dose depends on your goal, and for many people the smaller, gentler chamber is the correct recommendation. We'll tell you when it is.
These technologies work through consistency: regular sessions over weeks, not a single dramatic hour. If your routine can't fit that, we'd rather you knew before you spent anything.
There are genuine contraindications, and we screen for them before anything progresses. If it's not suitable for you, or a simpler first step makes more sense, we'll say so.
Renting first is often the smarter route, and rent-to-buy means those payments can count towards ownership. A company that needs to sell you a chamber today won't lead with that.
Photos don't show oxygen delivery, pressure stability, serviceability or the training and support behind the equipment. That's where the real differences live, and why we engineer and install ours ourselves.
Run a conventional concentrator back to back and heat and moisture degrade its zeolite sieve beds, so purity drops over the months and no certificate warns you. Ours are co-developed with hospital oxygen manufacturers for sustained use, and we still tell you the detail most suppliers skip: give a conventional unit twenty minutes between sessions.
A BIBS mask gives a couple of per cent more oxygen and fights your face for it. Our labs taught us comfort decides whether people finish 40 to 60 session programmes, so the comfortable mask is our default and BIBS stays on the options list.
Breathing oxygen under pressure increases the amount of oxygen carried in the blood plasma. This is the mechanism researchers study when exploring how Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy may support recovery and other health goals. Evidence and suitability vary by use, and the full picture, including what the evidence does and does not show, is in HBOT explained.
It needs a clear run of about 335 × 90 cm and a normal doorway on the route in. At 200 kg, whether an upper floor is suitable depends on the building and the proposed location. We assess access and floor suitability during the room survey before an order is confirmed, and if it will not work we say so before you have spent anything.
Almost certainly. It runs from two standard wall sockets with no special electrics, and the compressor sits around 60 dB, about the level of a normal conversation, so a spare room, a garage or a bedroom all work.
A few conditions need a doctor's ok before hyperbaric sessions, and we check this with you before delivery, not after. We are honest about what the evidence supports and what is still being studied. If we think it is not right for you, we will say that too.
Getting in is a step through the door and a lie down. Inside there is 225 cm to stretch out, and you can prop yourself up to read or watch something. If mobility is a concern, try a session at one of our locations first and see how it feels.
The results people talk about come from consistency, usually several sessions a week rather than the odd one. If you are not sure that fits your life yet, rent first or book sessions at one of our locations. The chamber should earn its place in your home.
Yes. Two hours of training covers everything, and after that the screen walks you through each session. Protocols and limits are locked in HBOT OS, so there is nothing to get wrong.
Licensed hospital uses follow clinical pathways and clinician referral. Home and wellness use is usually self-funded. If your condition relates to an established indication, speak to your clinical team first.
Red Light Therapy
Panels, beds, and what your room needs.
The current package includes the panel, electric adjustable stand, therapy bed and protective eyewear. UK mainland delivery, installation and training are also included.
Compare the dimensions below with the room and access route. Allow practical space for the panel, electric stand, therapy bed and cable route. The team can review the intended home, clinic or performance setting before installation.
The panel connects to a standard UK plug and draws high power at full intensity. For a professional setup or more than one panel, confirm the electrical requirements with the Oxydise team before installation.
Yes. Installation and training cover the controls, positioning and session setup. Lifetime technical support provides a route for product questions afterwards.
Suitability can depend on health history, photosensitivity and medication. Ask an appropriately qualified healthcare professional before use if you are unsure. Oxydise can explain general product guidance but does not replace medical advice.
Buying, renting and running costs
What it costs, what to check, and what happens after delivery.
It depends on the machine and the route: rent, rent-to-buy or buy outright. Rental is the lower-commitment way in. Call for current pricing rather than relying on a figure that may become outdated.
Ask what pressure it was tested to, what installation and training are included, and who provides ongoing servicing and support. Oxydise will walk you through all of it before you decide.
Both soft-shell and hard-shell chambers run from a normal household socket. A soft-shell generally fits through a standard doorway; a hard-shell needs a check of access and placement before delivery. Oxydise completes the review, delivery, installation and commissioning.
Running costs include mains electricity, periodic mask and filter replacement and servicing. The team will provide figures for the exact system being considered.
Installation includes setup and practical training. Ongoing support covers questions about use, protocols, technical issues and servicing, subject to the product and plan selected.
Oxydise engineers service the systems the company sells or rents. Support, maintenance and replacement parts are part of the ownership conversation from the start.
OxyCare and servicing
Annual servicing, certification and cover, in plain terms.
No. OxyCare includes annual servicing and performance certification as well as defined parts and labour cover. The manufacturer's warranty remains a separate legal obligation.
Yes. If nothing needs repairing, that may cost less in an individual year. The difference is that a one-off service does not provide ongoing component cover, included future call-outs, priority response or continuous OxyCare certification.
Your chamber remains on the Oxydise Register for life. You retain remote technical support, safety and upgrade notices, your existing service history and access to parts at cost. You lose OxyCare parts and labour cover, priority response and Certified Pre-Owned eligibility until the chamber is successfully recertified.
No. Your manufacturer warranty has its own terms. OxyCare provides annual servicing, performance certification and ongoing defined component cover independently of that warranty.
Yes. Twenty-four months of OxyCare are included with every new Oxydise chamber. It appears on your invoice at its normal value, discounted to £0, so you can see exactly what has been included with your purchase.
We explain why and provide the repair options and costs before carrying out chargeable work.
Coverage outside the UK is confirmed case by case. Speak to the OxyCare team about your location.
For business
Clinics, gyms, hotels and sports clubs building a recovery service.
Yes. Oxydise supports business planning, equipment selection, installation, team training and ongoing servicing. Start with the For Business page or ask for a commercial conversation.
Our solutions are designed for straightforward deployment. We handle the pre-installation assessment, coordinate delivery, and manage setup. With clear site requirements and one visit from our installation team, the equipment is ready for use—typically within 1–3 weeks depending on site readiness.
Ease of use is a priority. Both HBOT chambers and red light systems feature intuitive controls, with no complex calibration required for routine sessions. We provide hands-on staff training, step-by-step guides, and remote support so your team can administer treatments confidently and efficiently.
All equipment meets required UK safety and compliance standards (e.g., UKCA/CE as applicable). Devices include built-in safety features and operational protocols to manage pressure, temperature, and session monitoring. We train your staff on safety checks, contraindications, and emergency procedures to ensure safe use across all client types.
ROI varies by utilisation, pricing strategy, and client base, but most partners see:
- Rapid payback driven by premium session pricing,
-High client retention for recovery and wellness programmes,
-Incremental revenue streams from packages and repeat bookings.
We also provide financial models during onboarding so you can project revenue based on your service pricing and expected throughput.
Our therapies are underpinned by peer-reviewed research demonstrating benefits in wound healing, recovery, inflammation reduction, and wellness outcomes. We can share key studies and clinical summaries relevant to your service offerings.
We offer transparent pricing for outright purchase, flexible rental plans, and leasing options. You can choose based on capital budget, cashflow preferences, and expected utilisation to optimise ROI.
Not answered here?
Edward and the team answer the phone. No script, no pressure, and we will tell you if something is not right for you.