🧠 FAQ:
Is HBOT Right for Me?
💬 Who is eligible for HBOT?
Athletes looking to speed up recovery
People recovering from surgery or injury
Anyone dealing with inflammation, fatigue, or brain fog
Parents and pet owners doing therapy with children or animals
Individuals looking to boost energy, circulation, and healing
Busy professionals managing stress and burnout
Older adults seeking better mobility and recovery
Biohackers and wellness enthusiasts using it proactively
💬 Where can I set up the chamber?
Elite O₂ chambers are portable, soft-sided, and require only a standard outlet — making them easy to place in a variety of settings.
You can set one up in:
🏠 Homes – bedroom, office, gym, or spare room
🏢 Businesses – athletic training centers, wellness clinics, recovery lounges
🏥 Health care facilities – chiropractic offices, physical therapy clinics, med spas
Minimum space needed:
Approx. 8x4 feet for larger models (like the Vitaeris 320)
A flat surface and open air circulation
💬 Can I get in and out of the chamber by myself?
Yes — all chambers are built for solo use.
Each chamber includes:
A wide zippered opening
Easy-to-use internal/external zippers
A soft internal mattress for easy movement
A communication window and pressure valve within reach
If you have mobility limitations, we recommend choosing our Vitaeris 320 model — it’s our most spacious chamber, making it easier to enter, reposition, and exit with less effort. Our team can help you determine the right model based on your needs.
💬 Do I need a doctor’s prescription to use the chamber?
Yes. Oxygen is considered a drug by the FDA, and HBOT must be prescribed by a licensed health care professional—even for personal rental use.
✅ Elite O₂ rentals include a prescription through our partnering network, so you don’t need to coordinate it on your own. We make the process simple, safe, and compliant.
💬 Who shouldn’t use HBOT?
Untreated pneumothorax
Severe lung disease (e.g., COPD with air trapping)
Recent chest surgery, sinus/ear congestion, or infection
Seizure disorders or certain heart conditions
Pregnancy (only permitted under physician supervision for specific medical reasons)
💬 Which off‑label conditions are treated with HBOT?
While not FDA-approved, HBOT has shown promise in managing various conditions, including:
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) & Post-concussion Syndrome
Stroke recovery (cerebrovascular events)
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Autism spectrum disorders
Multiple Sclerosis & Parkinson’s disease
Cerebral Palsy & other neurodevelopmental injuries
Alzheimer’s Disease & mild cognitive impairment
Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (CRPS)
Lyme disease
Fibromyalgia & chronic fatigue
Migraine headaches
Sports-related injuries & performance recovery
Cosmetic/aesthetic uses (e.g. accelerating surgical healing)
💬 What medical conditions is HBOT FDA-approved for?
Elite O₂ provides therapy using FDA-registered OxyHealth chambers—proven for these conditions:
Carbon monoxide poisoning
Decompression sickness (“the bends”)
Gas gangrene and necrotizing infections
Crush injuries, compartment syndrome
Delayed radiation injury (bone & soft tissue)
Diabetic foot ulcers & other problem wounds
Graft/flap salvage for compromised tissue
Severe anemia (when transfusion isn’t an option)
Intracranial abscess
Refractory osteomyelitis
Acute thermal burns
Idiopathic sudden sensorineural hearing loss