The Ultimate Buyer's Guide for Purchasing Whole Body Cryotherapy Chamber

What's the purpose of the Cryo Chamber Guide?

When exploring the option of adding a cryo chamber to your business, training facilities or home gym, it's important to understand the budget requirements, safety aspects, the range of options that the equipment offers, and what level of support you can expect throughout the order process, after purchase and in daily operation of the cryotherapy equipment.

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This section discusses the most relevant points when looking to buy a cryotherapy chamber and offers a breakdown of the services and equipment that we believe are important.

Read through the following section to find out which cryotherapy chamber system or cryotherapy machine would the best fit for you or your business.

You will learn about the technical differences between systems, the terminology used in cryotherapy, and a comparison between a cryotherapy chamber and a cryosauna.

In addition, we discuss the cryo chamber cost and the cryotherapy machine cost which varies across different systems and devices.

Finally, learn about the cryotherapy treatment cost and what you can expect with different treatments

Cooling Cost

When it comes to the expenses associated with cooling in cryotherapy, it&#;s essential to consider both the supply and storage of liquid nitrogen, as well as electricity consumption. Here&#;s are some key insights to consider:

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• Liquid nitrogen machines are the costliest to operate, using approximately 4 liters of liquid nitrogen per session. With an average cost of $1.3 per liter, the total cost per session amounts to $2.2. This translates to an annual expenditure averaging $18,720 based on typical usage.
• The energy consumption of single-room electric cryotherapy chambers: these chambers varies, with newer, more compact models typically consuming around xKW/H. In the USA, this results in an average yearly electricity bill of $. Larger models, consuming up to xKW/H, incur an average yearly cooling cost of $4,150.
• Multi-room electric cryotherapy models can consume up to XXKW/H annually, resulting in a yearly cooling expenditure of $12,200.

These calculations are based on an e average electricity rate of 16.21 cents per kWH. It&#;s also assumed that electric machines accommodate up to 20 users per day, while nitrogen machines cater to approximately 10 users per day.

Single User Electric Machines Hold Best Value

Single-user electric cryotherapy machines stand out for their sustained value retention compared to other cryotherapy chambers. Their ease of acquisition and relocation adds to their appeal. Premium models are designed to reduce the need for professional assistance during disassembly and relocation.

Nitrogen and Multi-User Electric Cryotherapy Chambers Depreciate Most Rapidly

To help put chamber depreciation into perspective, consider what happens as soon as you finish signing the paper on that $60,000 nitrogen cryo chamber you&#;ve been eyeing.

Before the ink dries, your cryo chamber has lost 5% to 10% of its value, so it is now worth about $54,000. It hasn&#;t even been used yet.

One year later, the price has gone down 15%, regardless of how little you use it. Frequent use of your chamber over that first year can reduce the value by as much as 20%. That means one year later, it could be worth as little as $48,000.

Three years after your purchase, it is worth less than half of its original value, no matter how little you used it.

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