Quest 30

2.0 ATA hard-shellcompact footprintcommunication systemclimate control

Description on file

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The OxyRevo Quest 30 marks OxyRevo's entry into hard-shell territory, delivering 2.0 ATA in a steel monoplace design. The 30-inch diameter keeps the footprint manageable while providing genuine clinical-grade pressure. Features include a communication system, climate control, and professional-grade safety features. At ~350 lbs, it's semi-portable and suitable for both clinical and dedicated home installations.

Who is this for?

A great fit for individuals bringing hyperbaric oxygen therapy into their home wellness routine. The Quest 30 is designed to make consistent sessions practical for personal use — straightforward to set up, comfortable to use, and reliable enough for regular long-term sessions at 2 ATA. Whether you're focused on recovery, energy, sleep quality, or simply want to explore what HBOT can do for your health, this is a trusted starting point.

Who it suits

Quest 30 is a hard-shell monoplace chamber, listed at 2 ATA, in the $25,000–$50,000 listed-price band, with a listed capacity of 1-person, listed interior size 30in diameter.

The listing describes who it is for as: A great fit for individuals bringing hyperbaric oxygen therapy into their home wellness routine. The Quest 30 is designed to make consistent sessions practical for personal use — straightforward to set up, comfortable to use, and reliable enough for regular long-term sessions at 2 ATA. Whether you're focused on recovery, energy, sleep quality, or simply want to explore what HBOT can do for your health, this is a trusted starting point.

This is not medical advice. Ask your doctor which pressure and setting fit you, and read the Radiation Injury guide.

Who should skip it

FDA clearance in our database is "no", so this is not an FDA-cleared device.
The low price estimate is $27,999, so this is not a chamber listed under $25,000.
Listed tier is clinical-grade, so this is not an entry-level home wellness chamber.

Estimated Price

$27,999

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Among 15 hard-shell monoplace chambers with a listed low price in the $25,000–$50,000 band, those low prices run from $25,000 to $47,000. This chamber's listed low price is $27,999.

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Based on the protocol pressure and tier this chamber supports. FDA-approved indications marked.

FDARadiation Injury FDASudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss FDAWound Healing & Diabetic Ulcers Athletic Recovery & Sports Performance Chronic Pain & Fibromyalgia COVID-19 (Acute Hypoxia)Long COVID Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD)Post-Concussion Syndrome Post-Surgical Recovery PTSD Stroke Recovery Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)Anti-Aging & Longevity Cerebral Palsy Migraine & Cluster Headaches Autism Spectrum Disorder Lyme Disease Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

Closest listed alternatives

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Macy-Pan HP1501	hard-shell monoplace	1.8	$26,500 - $35,000	Compare
Airvida Ultra	hard-shell monoplace	2	$30,000 - $45,000 (estimated)	Compare
OxyHelp OxyLife I/90	hard-shell monoplace	1.5	$30,000 - $42,000	Compare

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Questions from the listing

What maximum pressure is listed for the Quest 30?

The Quest 30 listing shows a maximum pressure of 2 ATA.

What price is listed for the Quest 30?

The listing shows $27,999.

Is the Quest 30 listed as FDA cleared?

In the HBOT Finder database, FDA clearance for the Quest 30 is "no".

What type of chamber is the Quest 30?

The Quest 30 is listed as a hard-shell monoplace chamber.

What size is listed for the Quest 30?

The listing gives capacity 1-person and interior dimensions 30in diameter.

Does this page say whether the Quest 30 is right for a medical condition?

No. This page only repeats the chamber's listed specifications. Ask your doctor before using hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Condition guides on this site summarize published research and are not personal medical advice.