CTN Recovery Technologies Launched OxyPro VH2 Chamber
The new two-person hyperbaric oxygen therapy unit features a luxury cabin design and integrated smart technology.
Updated on Sept. 25, 2026 in Remote Work
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CTN Recovery Technologies has released the OxyPro VH2, a stainless steel hyperbaric oxygen therapy chamber designed for two people. The device maintains a pressure of 1.5 Absolute Atmospheres to facilitate oxygen dissolution into blood plasma.
Why it matters
The company developed this unit to provide a less clinical and claustrophobic environment compared to traditional hyperbaric models. By incorporating first-class cabin aesthetics, the design aims to improve the experience for individuals undergoing therapy.
The OxyPro VH2 unit retails for €69,900 excluding VAT and operates at 1.5 Absolute Atmospheres. The product comes with a 36-month manufacturer warranty and is available in over 50 countries.
The players
CTN Recovery Technologies
This manufacturing firm is based in Finland and specializes in the production of hyperbaric oxygen therapy equipment.
The details
Constructed from stainless steel, the chamber includes an integrated intercom system and SmartTV for user entertainment. Operators can configure the units for between one and eight people depending on the facility requirements.
Timeline
September 25, 2026: CTN launched the OxyPro VH2 hyperbaric chamber.
Market Landscape
This release follows the trend of consumerizing medical equipment by bridging the gap between clinical necessity and hospitality design. This positions the company against manufacturers who have traditionally maintained stark, utility-focused designs in the hyperbaric market.
Prospective buyers and wellness center operators should factor the €69,900 starting cost against the 36-month warranty provided by the manufacturer. The design changes prioritize comfort, which may influence decisions for facilities looking to offer a premium, non-clinical patient experience.
The takeaway
The evolution of medical devices toward hospitality-inspired designs suggests a growing emphasis on user comfort in therapeutic environments. Potential users should evaluate whether the aesthetic and smart-integration upgrades align with their specific operational budget and client needs.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Spabusiness.
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