OxyHealth Solace 210 Hyperbaric Chamber
OxyHealth's smallest, most-portable soft-shell HBOT chamber - the compact entry point.
OxyHealth's most compact soft-shell - same 1.3 ATA, the smallest 21-inch interior, the lightest and easiest chamber to move and store.
Price: $9,000–$14,000 · Verified: 2026-05-04
OxyHealth's most compact soft-shell - same 1.3 ATA, the smallest 21-inch interior, the lightest and easiest chamber to move and store.
The Solace 210 is OxyHealth's compact entry point - the smallest, lightest, most portable chamber in the line. Same FDA 510(k)-cleared 1.3 ATA pressure floor as the larger models, but built around a 21-inch interior diameter so it packs down, relocates, and stores far more easily than the wider Vitaeris or Fortius tiers.
The practical difference: portability. The 21-inch interior is sized for one adult lying down at the entry-tier dose, and the lighter build is the chamber buyers pick when floor space is tight or the unit needs to move between rooms. The trade is room: it is the snuggest of the OxyHealth chambers, so side-sleepers and anyone who wants to read or use an iPad mid-session will feel the difference against the wider Vitaeris.
For buyers who want the most portable, lowest-footprint way into daily mHBOT, the Solace is the pick. For more interior room on the same protocol, step up to the 32-inch Vitaeris.
Buyers who want the most portable, smallest-footprint OxyHealth chamber for daily mHBOT, or who need a unit light enough to relocate and store.
You want more interior room during 60-90 minute sessions (step up to the wider Vitaeris 320), or you specifically need higher-than-1.3 ATA pressures (step up to clinical-grade).
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OxyHealth Solace 210 - buyer FAQ
Why is the Solace 210 cheaper than the Vitaeris 320?
Size. The Solace is OxyHealth's most compact chamber, built around a 21-inch interior diameter (vs the Vitaeris 32-inch), so it is the lightest and most portable in the line and sits at the entry of the range. The pressure spec (1.3 ATA), FDA clearance, compressor, and 5-year warranty are identical. You are trading interior room for portability and a lower price, not trading away protocol. Confirm current pricing with an authorized dealer.
Is the Solace 210 worth it over a clinical chamber?
Different categories. Clinical hard chambers (2.0+ ATA) run $50-150K, require dedicated install, and serve clinical conditions (decompression sickness, certain wound protocols). Soft-shell 1.3 ATA chambers like the Solace serve the published longevity research dose. If you need above 1.3 ATA pressures, step up to clinical. For mHBOT protocols, the Solace is correctly sized.
How long do OxyHealth soft-shell chambers actually last?
Real-world reports: 10-15 years with normal use, longer with light use. The chamber fabric (urethane-coated) is the main wear component and is replaceable. Compressors are typically the first service item (5-8 years). OxyHealth carries replacement parts for decades on these chambers - the install base is large enough that parts supply stays reliable.