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YADA 60 - Vertical Chamber
152 cm X 214 cm (60 in. X 84 in.)
5 Years Warranty
YADA 42 - Horizontal Chamber
107 cm X 280 cm (42 in. X 110 in.)
5 Years Warranty
YADA 60 mini - Vertical Chamber
152 cm X 182 cm (60 in. X 72 in.)
5 Years Warranty
YADA 40 - Horizontal Chamber
101 cm X 221 cm (40 in. X 87 in.)
5 Years Warranty
Certified Second Hand Chambers
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YADA 32 - Horizontal Chamber
81 cm X 203 cm (32 in. X 80 in.)
5 Years Warranty
Advices
At North Hyperbaric, we give you the straight facts on hyperbaric oxygen therapy, including what’s been demonstrated in the scientific literature and what remains to be proven.
Contact us for any questions about hyperbaric chambers.
Networking
North Hyperbaric offers you access to doctors, profesionnals and families using hyperbaric so everyone can share their knowledge. Yep, it's free!
Knowledge
Train like a pro.
Recover like a pro.
More and more professional athletes are using hyperbaric and oxygen therapy to recover after rigorous training.
At North, we’re working to make the benfits of hyperbaric accessible to athletes of all levels. Go atmo go!
Living with cerebral palsy.
North Hyperbaric cofounder Ian Boulanger discovered hyperbaric therapy through his young son, Théo, who was born with cerebral palsy. The use of hyperbaric chambers in the treatment of this condition is a growing field of medicine that has received much attention in recent years.
In one high-profile study, researchers from Sainte-Justine Hospital (Montreal, Canada) recruited 150 pediatric patients with cerebral palsy in Delhi to compare the use of hyperbaric therapy versus conventional rehabilitation treatments. Importantly, the study found that the children treated with hyperbaric chambers developed three times faster than those who who received conventional rehabilitation.
These promising results, combined with the medical advice of doctors and physiatrist, have inspired parents such as Ian to pursue hyperbaric therapy for their children.