CTN Recovery Technologies Released OxyPro Hyperbaric Chamber
The new two-person stainless steel chamber offers wellness operators a luxury-focused clinical upgrade.
Updated on Sept. 25, 2026 in Remote Work
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CTN Recovery Technologies has launched the OxyPro VH2, a two-person hard-shell hyperbaric oxygen therapy chamber designed with first-class airline aesthetics. The device is now available in more than 50 countries.
Why it matters
Wellness facility operators face a need to balance clinical efficacy with client comfort to drive adoption. By shifting the design away from traditional, claustrophobic hyperbaric aesthetics, the manufacturer aims to reduce friction for new clients in the wellness market.
The two-person OxyPro VH2 unit retails for €69,900 excluding VAT and includes a 36-month manufacturer warranty. The company supports configurations ranging from one to eight seats across its international distribution network in more than 50 countries.
The players
CTN Recovery Technologies
A Finland-based manufacturer of medical and wellness equipment specializing in hyperbaric oxygen therapy chambers.
The details
The chamber functions by increasing atmospheric pressure to 1.5 Absolute Atmospheres, which allows oxygen to dissolve into the user's blood plasma. Constructed of stainless steel, the unit prioritizes user experience through an integrated SmartTV, an intercom system, and an interior aesthetic inspired by first-class airline cabins. Operators can scale these systems to suit facility size, with configurations available from one to eight seats.
Timeline
September 25, 2026: CTN launched the OxyPro VH2 hyperbaric chamber.
Market Landscape
The OxyPro VH2 marks a departure from traditional clinical-grade hard-shell hyperbaric chambers by prioritizing consumer-facing interior comfort over strictly utilitarian design. This shift mirrors broader trends in the wellness industry toward high-end, hospitality-style patient experiences.
Wellness operators should evaluate whether the shift toward premium cabin aesthetics can command higher session pricing compared to existing, strictly medical-grade units. Factor the 36-month warranty into long-term capital expenditure budgets when comparing the total cost of ownership.
The takeaway
The OxyPro VH2 illustrates how manufacturers are using luxury design to lower the intimidation barrier for clients seeking oxygen therapy. Operators should audit their current equipment's patient-comfort metrics against the market's evolving expectations for amenity-rich wellness spaces.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Spabusiness.
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