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OxyHelp or OxyBoost?

An honest comparison based on what OxyHelp publishes itself, next to our own systems. The choice is yours; we are happy to show you the difference in our showroom in Goes.

Where OxyBoost makes the difference

  • BIBS as standard on the ULTRA and DUO: oxygen through a breathing system, while the cabin air stays at a normal oxygen level.
  • Try first: experience the chambers in our showroom in Goes.
  • Buy or lease, and rent many of our systems, so the investment fits your plans.
  • Everything around it: advice, installation, training, the OxyBoost Academy and service.
  • More than one technology: hyperbaric chambers, IHHT, altitude training and hydrogen from one partner.

Why we chose our systems

Anyone can supply equipment. The difference is everything around it. We do not sell boxes: we make sure the system runs, that your people know what they are doing and that your clients come back.

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AspectOxyBoostOxyHelp
TypeHard chambers: lying (Boost Station 36, stainless steel and polycarbonate), two-person seated (PRO DUO, stainless steel and polycarbonate) and a single-person flagship (ULTRA, stainless steel)Hard aluminium chamber: lying (OxyLife I) or modular and seated for several people (OxyLife C)
Pressure1.5 or 2.0 ATA (Boost Station 36), 2.0 ATA (PRO DUO and ULTRA)1.5 ATA as standard (non-medical version, per OxyHelp; tested at 2.4 ATA); a 2.0 ATA version (OxyLife 2ATA) is sold through resellers
Persons1 (Boost Station 36, ULTRA) or 2 (PRO DUO)1 (OxyLife I); several, depending on the configuration (OxyLife C)
OxygenOxygen concentrator with 90–97% purity: at least 10 L/min (Boost Station 36) or 20 L/min (PRO DUO); BIBS as standard on the ULTRA and DUO, optional on the PRO and Boost Station 36From a concentrator, via a non-rebreather mask (NRB), nasal cannula or nasal pillows; resellers also mention a BIBS mask
Operation and controlTouchscreen inside and outside (PRO DUO), intercom, cooling and dehumidificationTouchscreen outside (10″) and inside (7.5″)
Buy, rent or leaseBuy or lease; many of our systems can also be rented (from three months)Purchase; rental or lease not mentioned
Try firstShowroom in Goes: experience the chambers yourself before you chooseA local partner can arrange a visit
Installation, training and serviceAdvice, installation, training, the OxyBoost Academy and service from the NetherlandsInstallation and training after delivery; repair or maintenance within 10 working days (own statement)
WarrantyUp to 3 years, term per system in the quotation2 years factory warranty, extendable

About OxyHelp

OxyHelp supplies hard aluminium hyperbaric chambers: the single-person OxyLife I and the modular OxyLife C for groups. Its own site lists 1.5 ATA for the non-medical chambers; resellers also offer a 2.0 ATA version. The brand works with partners in many countries.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the main difference between OxyHelp and OxyBoost?

OxyHelp builds aluminium chambers, as standard at 1.5 ATA, with a 2.0 ATA version through resellers. OxyBoost offers hard chambers at 1.5 or 2.0 ATA, with BIBS as standard on the ULTRA and DUO. You can buy or lease them, and experience them first in our showroom in Goes.

Which OxyBoost chamber suits someone who is considering an OxyLife I?

The Boost Station 36 is the closest match: a hard chamber you lie in, at 1.5 or 2.0 ATA. If you would rather sit, or want room for two, look at the PRO DUO.

Can I try a chamber before I decide?

Yes. Book a visit to our showroom in Goes and experience the chambers yourself. WhatsApp is usually the quickest way to make an appointment.

About this comparison. Figures for OxyHelp as the brand publishes them. Sources are available on request. Brand names belong to their owners; OxyBoost is not affiliated with OxyHelp. Spotted a mistake? Let us know and we will update our information.
Would you like to experience it?

That is the best way to choose.

Our showroom in Goes has many of our systems set up and running. Take a training, feel the difference between the technologies and work through with us what it would mean at your location.