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A soft-shell home hyperbaric chamber has a median listed price of $13,495 across 11 verified July 2026 listings. Personal hard-shell chambers run a median of $41,700, and used clinical monoplace chambers list between $49,500 and $128,625. Every price below was recorded from a live retailer, dealer, or marketplace page on July 23, 2026, with the source linked per row.
Key Takeaways
- Median listed price for a new soft-shell home chamber is $13,495 (n=11, range $4,495 to $24,372).
- New personal hard-shell chambers have a median of $41,700 (n=8), with 1.5 to 3.0 ATA ratings.
- New clinical monoplace chambers are quote-only; the used market lists Perry and Sechrist units at $49,500 to $128,625.
- Price scales roughly linearly with pressure: both soft 1.3 ATA and hard 2.0 ATA units cost about $4,000 to $4,600 per 0.1 ATA above ambient.
- All 26 observations were verified on live pages on July 23, 2026 and are linked in the tables below.
Why This Index Exists
Most published chamber prices are either manufacturer marketing, out of date, or estimates with no source. This index only records prices we saw on a live page, with the URL and date attached to each row. We will re-run the sweep periodically so the index tracks how the market moves. If you want the full context on what drives these prices, start with our hyperbaric chamber cost guide and the buying hub.
Soft-Shell Home Chambers (New)
Soft-shell chambers cluster between $4,495 and $24,372, all rated 1.3 to 1.4 ATA. The FDA has cleared these devices for acute mountain sickness only; every other use is off-label. Session pricing is tracked separately in our HBOT session cost by state survey.
| Model | Manufacturer | Max ATA | Price (USD) | Condition | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| C4-27 (Class 4, 27") | Newtowne Hyperbarics | 1.3 | $4,495 | new | healingthehyperbaricway.com |
| Shallow Dive (27") | Summit to Sea | 1.3 | $7,995 | new | medicalspasupply.com |
| Dive (33") | Summit to Sea | 1.3 | $9,995 | new | rehabmart.com |
| ST901 Soft Lying | Macy-Pan | 1.3 | $10,200 | new | recovathlete.com |
| Vitaeris 320 | OxyHealth | 1.3 | $10,500 to $11,000 | used | incomingclarity.com |
| 40" Portable (Class 4) | Newtowne Hyperbarics | 1.3 | $10,995 | new | bradshawoxygen.com |
| Grand Dive Horizontal (40") | Summit to Sea | 1.3 | $13,495 | new | rehabmart.com |
| Grand Dive Vertical (54") | Summit to Sea | 1.3 | $16,995 to $17,995 | new | rehabmart.com |
| Vitaeris 320 | OxyHealth | 1.3 | $19,900 | new | airpuria.com |
| Grand Dive Pro Plus (60") | Summit to Sea | 1.3 | $19,995 | new | biohackersupply.com |
| Grand Dive Pro (46") | Summit to Sea | 1.3 | $20,195 | new | medicalspasupply.com |
| OxyNova 7 (inflatable) | OxyNova | 1.4 | $21,995 to $26,750 | new | recoveryforathletes.com |
Personal Hard-Shell Chambers (New)
Hard-shell personal units span $27,450 to $136,100. The top of that range is a single dealer listing for the OxyHealth Fortius 420, which diverges sharply from its used-market value near $35,000, so treat it as an outlier rather than the market rate. See our hard-shell vs soft-shell comparison for what the extra pressure actually buys.
| Model | Manufacturer | Max ATA | Price (USD) | Condition | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quest30 Lying Hard | OxyRevo | 2.0 | $24,999 to $29,900 | new | recovathlete.com |
| HP1501 Lying Hard | Macy-Pan | 1.8 | $26,500 to $32,500 | new | recovathlete.com |
| Fortius 420 | OxyHealth | 3.0 | $35,000 | used | picclick.com |
| HP750 Sitting Hard | Macy-Pan | 2.0 | $39,999 | new | recovathlete.com |
| HP2202 Lying Hard | Macy-Pan | 2.0 | $40,400 | new | recovathlete.com |
| Space60 Sitting Hard | OxyRevo | 2.0 | $42,999 | new | healthrevival.com |
| OxyLife I Monoplace | OxyHelp | 2.0 | $46,250 | new | shop.elevatedlongevity.com |
| Hyperbaric Oxygen Capsule | Hue Light | 1.5 | $57,995 | new | huelightusa.com |
| Fortius 420 | OxyHealth | 3.0 | $136,100 | new | airpuria.com |
Clinical Monoplace Chambers
Sechrist and Perry Baromedical do not publish new-unit pricing; hospitals get quotes. The used market is the only public price signal, and it looks like this:
| Model | Manufacturer | Max ATA | Price (USD) | Condition | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sigma 34 Monoplace (14 dive cycles) | Perry Baromedical | 3.0 | $49,500 | used | medicalpriceonline.com |
| Sigma 40 Monoplace | Perry Baromedical | 3.0 | $59,130 | used | medicalpriceonline.com |
| 3600H Monoplace (2010, low cycles) | Sechrist | 3.0 | $128,625 | used | medicalpriceonline.com |
Multiplace Chambers
Only two multiplace systems had public prices in this sweep, so read these as examples rather than a market median. Installed hospital systems typically run far higher once site work is included; our multiplace chamber guide covers what installation involves.
| Model | Manufacturer | Max ATA | Price (USD) | Condition | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HE5000 5-Person Hard | Macy-Pan | 2.0 | $65,100 | new | recovathlete.com |
| OxyLife C Multiplace (C2/C3/C4) | OxyHelp | 2.0 | $130,750 | new | shop.elevatedlongevity.com |
Used Market Observations
| Model | Manufacturer | Max ATA | Price (USD) | Condition | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vitaeris 320 | OxyHealth | 1.3 | $10,500 to $11,000 | used | incomingclarity.com |
Used soft and hard chambers listed at roughly 40 to 60 percent of new prices in this sweep, consistent with our used chamber buying guide.
Methodology
We recorded the listed price of every hyperbaric chamber model we could verify on a live US retailer, authorized dealer, manufacturer, or used-equipment marketplace page on July 23, 2026. Quote-only models (Sechrist and Perry new units, AirPod) were excluded rather than estimated. Prices are list prices, not negotiated prices, and exclude delivery, installation, and oxygen equipment unless noted on the source page. Category medians use listing midpoints. Cite as: “BaricBoost Hyperbaric Chamber Price Index, July 2026.”
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Author
Seph Fontane Pennock is the founder of BaricBoost.com and Regenerated.com, a clinic directory for regenerative medicine serving 10,000+ providers across the United States. He previously built and sold PositivePsychology.com, which grew to 19 million users and became the largest evidence-based positive psychology resource on the web. Seph brings direct experience as an HBOT patient, having completed protocols at clinics across three continents while navigating mold illness, systemic inflammation, and autoimmune conditions. His treatment journey includes hyperbaric oxygen therapy, peptide protocols, NAD+ therapy, and consultations with specialists from Dubai to Cape Town to Mexico. This combination of entrepreneurial track record and lived patient experience shapes everything published on BaricBoost.com. Every article is grounded in peer-reviewed research, informed by real clinical encounters, and written for patients making high-stakes treatment decisions. Seph's focus is on bringing transparency, scientific rigor, and practical guidance to the hyperbaric oxygen therapy space.
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