Single-Person vs. Multi-Person: How to Choose a Micro Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber? Understand Scene Adaptation at a Glance

I. Core Differences and Applicable Scenarios

Single-Person Cabin: Privacy and Personalized Experience

• Home Health Care: Particularly suitable for users who value privacy, including sub-healthy people, office workers with chronic fatigue, those suffering from insomnia, and individuals needing regular oxygen therapy. These groups can undergo undisturbed oxygen therapy or health maintenance in a home environment.

Multi-Person Cabin: Efficient Sharing and Group Services

• Commercial Institutions: Widely used in gyms, health centers, beauty salons, and nursing homes. They support group oxygen therapy services for customers, which not only effectively reduces the per-customer cost but also enriches the institution’s service offerings, further enhancing the customer experience.

II. Scenario-Based Selection Recommendations

Scenario 1: Daily Home Health Care

Scenario 2: Commercial Institution Operations

III. Comprehensive Decision-Making Factors

• Usage Frequency: For high-frequency use (e.g., multiple oxygen therapy sessions per day), a single-person cabin is preferred. It eliminates the need for sharing, allows on-demand use without waiting, and better meets high-frequency needs.
• Safety: Single-person cabins with pure oxygen environments require strict pressure control; multi-person cabins with air pressurization are safer but still need fire prevention design.
• Additional Functions: Choose intelligent control for convenience, comfortable seats for better experience, and entertainment systems for relaxation.