Recovery your members pay for.
HypoxBreath® is the plug-and-play oxygen training system that turns a 40-minute session into a $90–$150 service line.
Built for clinical, wellness, and performance operators — the businesses already running hypoxic training in Europe.
- Med spas & recovery studios
- Wellness & longevity clinics
- Sports-performance facilities
- Physiotherapy practices
- Med spas & recovery studios
- Wellness & longevity clinics
- Sports-performance facilities
- Physiotherapy practices
The opportunity
Recovery is the fastest-growing line in fitness, spa, and clinical wellness.
Your members are already paying $50–$150/session somewhere — at cryo lounges, IV bars, hyperbaric chambers, infrared studios. None of those competitors run on a single console, in a single chair, with research that's older than they are.
Why operators buy it
Three things equipment has to do before it earns its square footage.
- 01
A revenue line, not just square footage.
Bookable sessions, predictable pricing, repeat usage. The unit pays itself back in months, not years — even on a quiet schedule.
- 02
Differentiation competitors can't quickly copy.
Hypoxia training is research-backed and rare. It moves your facility into a category your neighbors can't list on their menu next month.
- 03
Runs on staff you already have.
A 90-minute operator training gets your front desk fully certified. Sessions are biofeedback-monitored and self-guided.
Recover deeper.
What it does for the body
Train altitude. Recover deeper. Feel it the same week.
A forty-minute session gives the body a controlled stress-and-rebound signal without leaving the chair. Operators sell the session; members come back for the way it makes the rest of the day feel.
- Relaxation
A nervous-system reset, not a workout.
Simply breathing through the mask — non-invasive, no exertion. Members consistently describe the session as the calmest forty minutes of their week.
- Oxygen efficiency
Mitochondria do more with each breath.
Repeated mild hypoxia upregulates HIF-1α and EPO signaling. The result: better oxygen utilization across training, sleep, and everyday output.
- Recovery
Endothelial response without the recovery cost.
Repeated hypoxic intervals followed by normoxia create a controlled stress-and-recovery rhythm — the adaptation operators want from altitude-style training, without leaving the chair.
Inside the device
An IHT system engineered for the operator, not the engineer.
HypoxBreath® cycles users between hypoxic air (typically 9–17% O₂) and normoxia at 21% O₂ across a programmable session. The science is decades old. The console makes it deployable.
- Programmable cycles
Pre-loaded protocols for performance, recovery, longevity, and restorative sessions.
- Real-time biofeedback
SpO₂ and heart-rate adapt the session live — no operator math required.
- Remote app control
Start, monitor, and end sessions from the front desk computer or tablet.
- Session history
Operators can review completed sessions and client protocol notes from the control interface.
How a session runs
Tap. Cycle. Recover. Forty minutes, three beats.
The console is designed so a member can run a session with zero intervention from the front desk after the first check-in. The screen handles every adjustment; the operator just bills the time.
- 01 · Tap
Member taps in — session begins.
The touch panel wakes, identifies the profile, and loads a pre-configured protocol. No setup, no operator math, no cables to plug in.
- 02 · Cycle
Hypoxic air and normoxia alternate automatically.
The console cycles between hypoxic air, typically 9–17% O₂, and normal oxygen levels at 21% across the session. Real-time SpO₂ and heart rate keep the protocol adaptive — the member never has to think about it.
- 03 · Recover
Session ends, client returns to baseline, room resets.
A final normoxia phase brings the member back to baseline. The chair is ready for the next booking in under a minute.
The 40-minute session
What your client is paying you for, minute by minute.
Each cycle alternates oxygen-reduced air and normal oxygen levels. Your client sits, breathes through a comfortable mask, and the console handles every adjustment.
- Adaptive stress
Hypoxic valleys trigger the same response your body uses at altitude — without the mountain, the chamber, or the three-week camp.
- Recovery surge
Normoxia phases return the client to normal oxygen levels, supporting recovery between hypoxic intervals without raising O₂ above baseline.
- Cumulative effect
Four full cycles in forty minutes compound the response. Clients book weekly because they feel the difference within days.
Run the numbers
385 sessions and the console is paid for.
Drag the sliders to model HypoxBreath against your own utilization. Assumes one device, one chair, and a working week of 4.33 weeks per month. Payback here is gross of consumables and staff time — see the console page for the contribution-based number.
- Model payback live
- Clinic + wellness examples
Purchase price shown before software subscriptions. Financing, installation, and software terms are confirmed at demo.
Built for your business
Five operator categories. Five revenue plays.
- Fitness centers
Sell the recovery you currently lose to the cryo studio down the street.
12 sessions/day × $90$1,080/day - Med spas
A non-invasive, science-backed modality that earns the premium positioning.
8 sessions/day × $140$1,120/day - Wellness clinics
A protocol your practitioners can prescribe and bill alongside existing care.
10 sessions/day × $120$1,200/day - Sports performance
Altitude adaptation without a mountain, a chamber, or a three-week camp.
14 sessions/day × $110$1,540/day - Physiotherapy & rehab
An adjunct modality that lengthens program enrollment without lengthening labor.
9 sessions/day × $85$765/day
The research is older than your competition.
Five decades of peer-reviewed work, packaged for a Tuesday afternoon.
Intermittent hypoxia training has a clinical literature stretching back to Soviet altitude research in the 1970s. HypoxBreath operationalizes that science into a console your team can run before lunch.
- Peer-reviewed since 1970s
- 50+ years of literature
- European Heart Journal · NIH
Intermittent hypoxia training improves exercise tolerance and quality of life in patients with chronic heart failure.
- 01
Mitochondrial efficiency
Cyclic hypoxia stimulates mitochondrial biogenesis and improves oxidative capacity per cell.
- 02
Vascular response
Repeated returns to normoxia support recovery between hypoxic intervals while keeping the session comfortable and repeatable.
- 03
Erythropoietic signaling
Repeated mild hypoxia upregulates HIF-1α and EPO without the side effects of sustained altitude exposure.
What lands on your floor
Nothing else to buy before the first booking.
Everything required to open the bookable schedule on day one — including the marketing assets your front desk needs to sell the first session.
- 01Device + console
Pre-configured for your operating voltage, ships with a five-year hardware warranty.
- 02Operator app license
Front desk control, multi-user accounts, and session-history review.
- 03Staff certification
90-minute live training plus an on-demand library for new hires.
- 04Launch marketing kit
Booking page templates, in-facility signage, and a tested email sequence.
- 05Ongoing support
Named partnerships manager, quarterly utilization review, firmware updates included.
Two paths to the floor
Match the equipment to your balance sheet.
- 5-year hardware warranty
- U.S.-based partnerships team
- Model payback live
- Purchase
Own it outright.
Lowest lifetime cost, fastest payback once volume ramps. Best for operators with capital and a clear revenue plan.
From $38,500Buy it - Finance
Amortize against revenue.
60-month term, structured so the first month's payment is covered by about ten sessions at $90. Total of payments $53,400. Subject to credit approval.
From $890/moAsk for terms
Public market examples
European operators are already putting hypoxic training into clinical and wellness settings.
A German clinical wellness practice publicly lists the HypoxBreath advanced in its equipment stack, with multiple devices onsite for flexible scheduling.
Clinical wellness practiceGermany · Public listingPublic sourceA German longevity and regeneration practice describes using HypoxBreath for altitude-style training in its recovery programming.
Longevity & regeneration practiceGermany · Public listingPublic sourceA Swiss distributor presents HypoxBreath for clinics, wellness centers, hotels, sports environments, and private users.
Distributor & operator networkSwitzerland · Public listingPublic source
Receipts, not adjectives
Sourced signals from markets where HypoxBreath is already visible.
- 0
- HypoxBreath advanced units publicly listed at a single European clinic
- 0
- Public European source examples reviewed
- 0%
- Normoxia return level used in the Respira protocol
- 0–17%
- Typical hypoxic range for programmable sessions
Purpose-built for
- Med spas & recovery studios
- Wellness & longevity clinics
- Sports-performance facilities
- Physiotherapy practices
For operators, not end users
The questions you'd ask before signing a P.O.
A standard chair-plus-console occupies roughly 6 ft × 8 ft of floor space. The unit ships pre-assembled and is operational within an hour of delivery.
Next step
Thirty minutes to see if the numbers work for your business.
Walk through a four-question intake, get a live projection of what one Respira unit would add to your top line, and book a 30-minute call with the partnerships team — in that order, in under five minutes.
- Clinic + wellness examples
- Public European examples
- 5-year hardware warranty
- Plug-and-play install
- 01Live revenue model — moves as you adjust adoption.
- 02Calendar booking in the same flow, no back-and-forth.
- 03Pre-read emailed before the call so the demo is yours, not ours.
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