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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions we hear most about hyperbaric wellness chambers, delivery, financing, and support.

What is a hyperbaric wellness chamber?

It's a comfortable, enclosed space that gently increases the air pressure around you while you rest. People use them as part of a personal wellness and recovery routine at home. They're used for general wellness and relaxation — not as a medical treatment.

Do I need a prescription?

No. The chambers we offer are portable “mild” wellness units intended for general recovery and relaxation, so no prescription is required to purchase one for personal use.

How much space and power do I need?

You'll want a room where the chamber can lie flat with a little room around it — footprints run from about 28 to 36 inches wide and 90 to 108 inches long depending on model. The pump runs on a standard household outlet.

How long is a typical session?

There's no single rule — many people relax for a comfortable stretch of time as part of their routine. We'll share OxyNova's usage guidance with your chamber, and you should follow your healthcare provider's advice.

Is it easy to set up and use?

Yes — the chambers are designed for simple home use. They arrive with clear instructions, and our team is happy to walk you through setup and answer any questions.

How is it delivered?

Your chamber ships directly from OxyNova, discreetly packaged, straight to your address. We'll keep you posted from order to delivery.

Can I finance it?

Yes. We offer financing through third-party lenders so you can spread the cost into manageable monthly payments, subject to credit approval. See our financing page.

What about warranty and support?

Every unit is a genuine OxyNova product covered by the manufacturer's lifetime warranty, and Third Rock Health is here to support you before and after your purchase.

Is it safe for everyone?

As with any new wellness practice, check with a qualified healthcare provider first — especially with a medical condition, ear or sinus issues, pregnancy, or concerns about enclosed spaces.