Cryotherapy Chambers

Cryotherapy chambers for clinics, spas, and studios

A cryotherapy chamber is a revenue machine. Sessions run two to three minutes, which means throughput is high and a single unit can serve a full day of bookings. This is commercial equipment sold to operators, from a $10,980 local unit to a $79,450 electric whole body barrel chamber.

The first decision is nitrogen or electric, and it drives everything else: your running costs, your compliance obligations, and whether you need a gas supply contract.

Which cryotherapy chamber do you need?

How to choose a cryotherapy chamber

Nitrogen or electric is the real decision

Nitrogen chambers cost far less up front and far more to run. You need a supply contract, tank storage, delivery access, and oxygen monitoring. Electric chambers cost more to buy and remove all of that. Run the five-year number, not the sticker price. At high session volume, electric usually wins. At low volume, nitrogen usually wins.

Local cryo is the cheapest way to test demand

An Iceberg 25L at $10,980 lets you put cryo on the menu and find out whether your members book it, before you commit $29,450 or more to a whole body chamber. Many operators start local and move to whole body once the bookings justify it.

Check ceiling height, power, and access before you order

Whole body chambers are tall and heavy. Confirm ceiling clearance, the electrical supply, and the path into the room. These ship by freight and they do not go up a tight staircase.

Cryotherapy chamber questions

Buying a recovery room, not a machine?

Most operators who buy from this category are building a room, not filling a gap. Salt, cold, red light, sauna, and vibration get bought together, quoted together, and financed together. RecovAthlete quotes every category on one purchase order, which means one freight schedule, one install window, and one financing application instead of five.

Call 866-861-6317 and we will price the room.