The Macy-Pan ST801 is a portable soft-shell hyperbaric chamber for single-user use. It features dual control valves, five viewing windows, a secure YKK zipper, emergency deflate valve, and consistent airflow.

It operates at 1.3–1.5 ATA (4–7 PSI). ATA means 'Atmospheres Absolute'; 1.5 ATA means 1.5x sea-level pressure, enhancing oxygen delivery during sessions.

Made from SGS-certified TPU with a dual YKK zipper. It's non-toxic, pressure-resistant, and meets ISO13485, ISO90001, and CE standards for safety and durability.

Includes the chamber, mattress, oxygen concentrator (93–96% O2), oil-free compressor, air cooler, hoses, support frame, and safety valves.

The chamber weighs 33 lbs; total system is ~178 lbs. It’s designed for solo setup with a steel frame and simple controls.

Yes, in the U.S., a prescription is required for home use as it’s a Class II Medical Device. Clinics typically don’t need one.

Avoid flames, electronics, and flammable items. Smoking is forbidden. Chamber has seals, gauges, and deflate valves for safety.

You may hear airflow and feel ear pressure (like flying). Mild fatigue or lightheadedness may occur post-session.

Use yawning, swallowing, or the Valsalva Maneuver to relieve ear pressure as the chamber pressurizes.

Typical sessions last 60–120 minutes. Use 3–5 times per week for ~6 weeks. Max: 5 sessions/day, 5 days/week.

Yes. It includes internal and external pressure gauges, allowing solo monitoring and adjustment.

Yes, but 5 large transparent windows offer light and visibility to reduce anxiety.

Possible side effects: ear/sinus pressure, fatigue, vision changes. Rare: lung issues or oxygen toxicity.

Avoid if you have pneumothorax, lung disease, recent surgery, uncontrolled health conditions, pregnancy, or claustrophobia.

ST801 (1.5 ATA, ambient air) delivers less oxygen than hard-shell (2.0+ ATA, 100% O2). Soft chambers are not FDA-approved.

Rated for ~5000 uses. Limit use to 5 times/day, 5 days/week for longevity.

The Macy-Pan ST801 is a portable soft-shell hyperbaric chamber for single-user use. It features dual control valves, five viewing windows, a secure YKK zipper, emergency deflate valve, and consistent airflow.

It operates at 1.3–1.5 ATA (4–7 PSI). ATA means 'Atmospheres Absolute'; 1.5 ATA means 1.5x sea-level pressure, enhancing oxygen delivery during sessions.

Made from SGS-certified TPU with a dual YKK zipper. It's non-toxic, pressure-resistant, and meets ISO13485, ISO90001, and CE standards for safety and durability.

Includes the chamber, mattress, oxygen concentrator (93–96% O2), oil-free compressor, air cooler, hoses, support frame, and safety valves.

The chamber weighs 33 lbs; total system is ~178 lbs. It’s designed for solo setup with a steel frame and simple controls.

Yes, in the U.S., a prescription is required for home use as it’s a Class II Medical Device. Clinics typically don’t need one.

Avoid flames, electronics, and flammable items. Smoking is forbidden. Chamber has seals, gauges, and deflate valves for safety.

You may hear airflow and feel ear pressure (like flying). Mild fatigue or lightheadedness may occur post-session.

Use yawning, swallowing, or the Valsalva Maneuver to relieve ear pressure as the chamber pressurizes.

Typical sessions last 60–120 minutes. Use 3–5 times per week for ~6 weeks. Max: 5 sessions/day, 5 days/week.

Yes. It includes internal and external pressure gauges, allowing solo monitoring and adjustment.

Yes, but 5 large transparent windows offer light and visibility to reduce anxiety.

Possible side effects: ear/sinus pressure, fatigue, vision changes. Rare: lung issues or oxygen toxicity.

Avoid if you have pneumothorax, lung disease, recent surgery, uncontrolled health conditions, pregnancy, or claustrophobia.

ST801 (1.5 ATA, ambient air) delivers less oxygen than hard-shell (2.0+ ATA, 100% O2). Soft chambers are not FDA-approved.

Rated for ~5000 uses. Limit use to 5 times/day, 5 days/week for longevity.

The Macy-Pan ST801 is a portable soft-shell hyperbaric chamber for single-user use. It features dual control valves, five viewing windows, a secure YKK zipper, emergency deflate valve, and consistent airflow.

It operates at 1.3–1.5 ATA (4–7 PSI). ATA means 'Atmospheres Absolute'; 1.5 ATA means 1.5x sea-level pressure, enhancing oxygen delivery during sessions.

Made from SGS-certified TPU with a dual YKK zipper. It's non-toxic, pressure-resistant, and meets ISO13485, ISO90001, and CE standards for safety and durability.

Includes the chamber, mattress, oxygen concentrator (93–96% O2), oil-free compressor, air cooler, hoses, support frame, and safety valves.

The chamber weighs 33 lbs; total system is ~178 lbs. It’s designed for solo setup with a steel frame and simple controls.

Yes, in the U.S., a prescription is required for home use as it’s a Class II Medical Device. Clinics typically don’t need one.

Avoid flames, electronics, and flammable items. Smoking is forbidden. Chamber has seals, gauges, and deflate valves for safety.

You may hear airflow and feel ear pressure (like flying). Mild fatigue or lightheadedness may occur post-session.

Use yawning, swallowing, or the Valsalva Maneuver to relieve ear pressure as the chamber pressurizes.

Typical sessions last 60–120 minutes. Use 3–5 times per week for ~6 weeks. Max: 5 sessions/day, 5 days/week.

Yes. It includes internal and external pressure gauges, allowing solo monitoring and adjustment.

Yes, but 5 large transparent windows offer light and visibility to reduce anxiety.

Possible side effects: ear/sinus pressure, fatigue, vision changes. Rare: lung issues or oxygen toxicity.

Avoid if you have pneumothorax, lung disease, recent surgery, uncontrolled health conditions, pregnancy, or claustrophobia.

ST801 (1.5 ATA, ambient air) delivers less oxygen than hard-shell (2.0+ ATA, 100% O2). Soft chambers are not FDA-approved.

Rated for ~5000 uses. Limit use to 5 times/day, 5 days/week for longevity.

The Macy-Pan ST801 is a portable soft-shell hyperbaric chamber for single-user use. It features dual control valves, five viewing windows, a secure YKK zipper, emergency deflate valve, and consistent airflow.

It operates at 1.3–1.5 ATA (4–7 PSI). ATA means 'Atmospheres Absolute'; 1.5 ATA means 1.5x sea-level pressure, enhancing oxygen delivery during sessions.

Made from SGS-certified TPU with a dual YKK zipper. It's non-toxic, pressure-resistant, and meets ISO13485, ISO90001, and CE standards for safety and durability.

Includes the chamber, mattress, oxygen concentrator (93–96% O2), oil-free compressor, air cooler, hoses, support frame, and safety valves.

The chamber weighs 33 lbs; total system is ~178 lbs. It’s designed for solo setup with a steel frame and simple controls.

Yes, in the U.S., a prescription is required for home use as it’s a Class II Medical Device. Clinics typically don’t need one.

Avoid flames, electronics, and flammable items. Smoking is forbidden. Chamber has seals, gauges, and deflate valves for safety.

You may hear airflow and feel ear pressure (like flying). Mild fatigue or lightheadedness may occur post-session.

Use yawning, swallowing, or the Valsalva Maneuver to relieve ear pressure as the chamber pressurizes.

Typical sessions last 60–120 minutes. Use 3–5 times per week for ~6 weeks. Max: 5 sessions/day, 5 days/week.

Yes. It includes internal and external pressure gauges, allowing solo monitoring and adjustment.

Yes, but 5 large transparent windows offer light and visibility to reduce anxiety.

Possible side effects: ear/sinus pressure, fatigue, vision changes. Rare: lung issues or oxygen toxicity.

Avoid if you have pneumothorax, lung disease, recent surgery, uncontrolled health conditions, pregnancy, or claustrophobia.

ST801 (1.5 ATA, ambient air) delivers less oxygen than hard-shell (2.0+ ATA, 100% O2). Soft chambers are not FDA-approved.

Rated for ~5000 uses. Limit use to 5 times/day, 5 days/week for longevity.