What improvements can be expected?

Results vary by individual, but improvements in quality of life are common. It is rare not to see some improvement.

How many HBOT sessions are needed?

Clinical studies suggest 15 sessions for acute injuries and 40 for chronic ones. Continue sessions as long as improvements are noticed.

Is oxygen toxicity a concern?

Toxicity is not a problem below 1.5ATA. Some patients may be more sensitive, requiring pressure adjustments.

Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber 1.3ATA Macy-Pan

Name: Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber 1.3ATA Macy-Pan
Brand: Shanghai Baobang Medical Equipment Co., Ltd.
SKU: 885078545

Shanghai, ChinaShanghai Baobang Medical Equipment Co., Ltd.

US$8,000.00-15,000.00

1 Set

Sample price:US$5200.00/set.Request sample

Product profile

Customization

Available

Pressure

1.3ATA

Logo

Customized

Model NO.

ST901

Color

Customized

Type

Portable Type

Material

TPU

Folding

Yes

Voltage

110V/220V 50Hz

Warranty

1 Year

MOQ

1 Set

Function

Physical Recovery

Transport Package

in Carton

Specification

90x225cm

Trademark

MACY-PAN

Origin

China, Shanghai

Production Capacity

400sets/Month

Key features

Customized Logo and Color: Logo and Color are fully customizable to meet specific brand requirements.

Portable TPU Design: Made of durable TPU material with a folding design for easy portability.

Oil-Free Quiet Compressor: Equipped with a quiet and oil-free air compressor for silent operation.

Dual Carbon Filters: Features two super adsorption activated carbon filters for air purification.

Continuous Oxygen Production: PSA molecular sieve technology provides continuous oxygen without tanks.

1.3ATA Pressure Capacity: Operates at 1.3ATA pressure for effective hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

Comprehensive Warranty: Includes a 1-year warranty for peace of mind and product reliability.

OEM and ODM Services: Offers full customization, minor customization, and flexible design options.

Company profile

Years of Export ExperienceMulti-language PioneerManagement CertificationProduct Certification

Shanghai Baobang Medical Equipment Co., Ltd.

Shanghai, China

CertifiedBusiness Type: Manufacturer/Factory & Trading Company CertifiedR&D Capacity: ODM Service Available & OEM Service Available CertifiedCustomization Options: Customization from Designs, Full Customization, etc. CertifiedExport Year: 19 Years CertifiedNearest Port: Shanghai PortAverage Response Time: ≤15h

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SummaryThe supplier is a manufacturer and exporter focused on hyperbaric oxygen chambers, oxygen generators, medical devices, and related products. It reports ISO9001:2015 and CE certifications, documented quality, corrective-action, complaint-handling, and traceability procedures, plus overseas repair and maintenance services in four countries. Production data covers soft, hard, and animal hyperbaric oxygen chambers, while export activity has continued for 17 years and represents 71%–90% of sales. The supplier offers OEM, ODM, and design-based customization, supported by 15 R&D engineers and recent new-product development. Financial records are reported for 2021–2023, but no financial results or independently verifiable credit evidence are provided. No cooperation with Fortune 500 companies is reported.

Supplier typeThe supplier is a manufacturer with licensed import/export activities and general business covering Class I medical device production and sales, Class II medical device sales, oxygen generators, and sleeping bags. Its stated product capacity specifically includes soft, hard, and animal hyperbaric oxygen chambers, and it also offers OEM products.

CertificationsThe supplier reports an ISO9001:2015 management-system certificate and CE product certification. These certifications provide explicit evidence of formal quality-management and product-compliance credentials, although the exact certified product scope is not specified.

After-Sales capabilityThe supplier reports peak- and off-season lead times within 15 workdays, 30 qualified service suppliers, written service-assessment procedures, overseas repair and maintenance in the USA, Thailand, South Africa, and New Zealand, and documented corrective-action and complaint-handling procedures. Quality assurance and raw-material traceability are also reported.

R&D capabilityThe supplier reports an available SDK, 15 R&D engineers, new-product development within the past year, and both ODM and branded OEM services. These explicit capabilities support an assessment of active product-development and technical collaboration capacity.

Production capacityThe supplier reports production and sales of medical devices and oxygen generators, with stated annual capacities of 3,000 soft hyperbaric oxygen chambers, 200 hard hyperbaric oxygen chambers, and 100 animal hyperbaric oxygen chambers. Finished-product inspection is performed by packing staff, but no broader production-equipment, workforce, or inspection-depth information is provided.

Customization capabilityThe supplier explicitly offers customization from customer designs, OEM products, ODM services, and OEM services for popular brands. Its company description also states that tailored OEM products are provided, directly supporting customization capability.

Product Q&A

Q:What conditions prevent the use of the chamber?

Do not use if you have cold or flu symptoms, fever, sinus/nasal/chest congestion, possibility of pregnancy, recent medication changes, skipped meals, untreated diabetes, or anxiety.

Q:How does hyperbaric oxygen help brain injury or stroke?

HBOT enhances natural healing by increasing oxygen in blood plasma, preventing leakage, reducing swelling, and restoring blood flow to dormant tissue to help cells function again.

Q:Why is oxygen so important for the body?

Oxygen provides 90% of daily energy. The brain uses 25% of inhaled oxygen. Lack of oxygen (hypoxia) can lead to disease, infection, or tissue destruction.

Q:What sensations are felt inside the chamber?

You may feel ear pressure changes or mild pain. Yawning, swallowing, or blowing the nose can equalize pressure. No other unusual sensations are typical.

Q:How does pressurization increase oxygen intake?

At 1.3-1.5 times normal pressure, breathing pure oxygen delivers 7-8 times the regular amount. Pressurized oxygen dissolves into body fluids, stimulating healing.