How Much Does It Cost?

Well, this all depends on the type of cryotherapy chamber you are after?

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However, I will break this down for you, into the different options available and respective price points.

Now before I begin, all the prices quoted here will change a little, due to exchange rates, company offers, the brand you choose, and then the exact model and specification.

Let’s start with the lowest price points, and then build up all the way, to the Rolls Royce of cryotherapy chambers…

Let’s Start with The Cheapest First…

Entry level into the amazing world of cryotherapy chambers starts off with liquid nitrogen powered Cryosauna’s (head out), these start off from around £30,000.

Cryomed being the best example of such Cryosauna’s, we actually used to supply these, and I in fact own one personally. My thoughts are, these are certainly not the best Cryosauna’s, and in fact, one of the worst on the market (excluding the Chinese rubbish, you are just asking to die stepping foot in one of these!) and yes I said “did” sell these, you read that correctly.

I would rather be honest and upfront about things, as that means you can trust my wisdom and guidance. The Cryomed cryo saunas are very basic, and the material used could be improved significantly. However, what you are in fact getting, is a cryosauna that’s great value for money and Cryomed has lots of testing certification, to prove its safety.

And be honest with yourself, do you really expect to get a Rolls Royce at this price point?

A good value for money and yet high specified cryotherapy chamber is Cryoniq, this body cryotherapy costs around £30,000/$35,000. These are made just down the road, literally, from the Cryomed factory in Slovakia, in a quiet and small remote town called Nove Zamky, not my favourite place to visit shall we say! In fact, the company was setup with a load of Cryomed staff that left Cryomed to setup on their own. A good example of the apprentice becoming the master, perhaps…

One of The Best Head Out

In my opinion, one of the best “head out” cryosauna’s, is now no longer available.

I have personally been in of these cryosauna’s, and they look amazing! They have a load of technology as well. Personally, I think most of this tech is pointless, as I am in the cryosauna (partial body cryotherapy) for just 3 minutes, and all I want is a safe and consistent cold experience.

That being said, for those who love tech and want something that’s going to blow your customers’ or friends’ socks off, then this is the one. Plus they look amazing in photos, great for marketing and anti-social media.

However, these when availabe didnt come cheap, and these bad boys were around £50,000/$60,000 ***UPDATE – sadly they have now stopped selling these amazing cryo saunas due to liquid nitrogen becoming harder and harder to source across Europe and the UK*** and for this money, you are getting close to an electric chamber, and this is like going into a gunfight, with a knife! Just ask India Jones, the outcome when this happens…

Get Your Head In

Next, again we have liquid nitrogen power, however, this time your heads are covered, so these are the real “cryotherapy chambers” at long last!

One of the other advantages of the electrical cryotherapy chambers, aside from the better effect on the body, by having your head activated, as part of the cryotherapy process, is that they are safer.

How Are They Safer When Also Using Liquid Nitrogen?

Well, they use an indirect liquid nitrogen feed, instead of the direct feed in a cryosauna. This means the liquid nitrogen is pumped into a “waiting room”, prior to then being fed into the cryotherapy chamber itself.

What’s really interesting, is that one of the world’s largest liquid nitrogen suppliers, Air Products, won’t actually supply liquid nitrogen, to direct feed cryotherapy chambers, due to safety concerns.

This is something you really need to have a think about when it comes to you and your family’s safety.

Now I personally have a direct feed cryosauna, not through choice, but more because of budget, as I don’t have £70,000/$85,000 plus, for an electric cryotherapy chamber, whereas I am happy to invest the £30,000 for a cryomed cryosauna or cryo chamber, required for my longevity, though fully aware of the risks (though the irony is certinaly not lost on me!).

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A Cryo Orgy

A good single person, indirect liquid nitrogen feed cryotherapy chamber will start from around £50,000/$60,. Then if you want to start adding more space so that extra people can go in the cryo electric chambers at the same time, think sports teams, then you are quickly looking way over cryo innovations for £100,000 or $120,000.

I have heard of very large whole body cryotherapy chambers costing around £250,000/$300,.

You’re the Best Around, No One Can Stop You When You’re the Best

Then finally, we have the pinnacle of cryotherapy…

The electric cryotherapy chamber.

These start off at around £70,000 or $85,000, with the Rolls Royce of electric cryotherapy machine costing £95,000.

The technology to be able to get an electric cryotherapy chamber to below -100°C or -148°F, was only developed in , then we had Covid/lockdowns for 2 years, so it’s still early stages, however, we have now seen a huge proliferation of these electric cryotherapy chambers, finally at long last!

It’s worth noting that there are electric cryotherapy machines that are a lot less, however, these really are the poor relation, and can only deliver -85°C or -112°F temperatures.

This is too warm for what we want to achieve from the cryotherapy session. Don’t get tempted to save money and buy one of these, you are wasting your money, and shame on the suppliers for selling them.

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Electric cryotherapy machines are pricey for new cryo owners, which is why refurbished cryosaunas can be such great deals. But these devices get a bad reputation because sometimes products labeled as “refurbished”… haven’t been. A true refurbished cryotherapy machine has been inspected, tested and repaired so it can function like a new unit, though it may show minor wear from use. There shouldn’t be any functional difference between a refurbished cryosauna and a new electric cryotherapy machine — other than price and cosmetics.

Getting a Deal on Refurbished Cryotherapy Machines

If you’re shopping for refurbished cryotherapy machines, you’ll need to take a little care to get those savings. That means buying from a reputable cryotherapy distributor, so you know you’re getting an item that’s actually been refurbished.

A reasonable return policy and warranty are important, too; if your refurbished cryotherapy machine turns out to be a dud, you want to be able to return or replace it. The longer the return policy and warranty, the better. Cryotherapy distributors often offer a full 1-year warranty on their refurbished models — just like they do with new items.

But even with a good return policy and warranty, taking care means inspecting your cryotherapy machine the minute you get it home. If you notice any damage or missing pieces, you want to take them back before the return period lapses.

Cryotherapy machine distributors often offer a 1-year warranty on their refurbished models — just like they do with new items.

Also, be aware that you won’t have as wide a selection as you would if you bought new. Refurbished models are usually a bit older, and they may not be available in the size or color you want. These are certainly inconveniences, but the savings can be worth it. New cryo owners often find cryotherapy machines discounted by 10% to 50% — some cryotherapy machines have even deeper discounts.

How to Buy A Refurbished Cryotherapy Machine

While budget cryotherapy machines are out there, it’s far too easy to spend almost $40,000 – $70,000 on a new nitrogen cryosauna or well over $100,000 on a new electric cryotherapy chamber. However, refurbished cryotherapy machines are rare to come by even whenever a new model is released. It’s a great way to pick up a fairly new cryotherapy machine at up to 50% off the original retail price.

We recommend new cryo owners only looking at cryotherapy machines that are three to five years old — and no older than five. Legacy models will be cheaper, but older cryotherapy machines may not be as efficient with nitrogen usage or updated with the latest safety technology. At some point, every cryotherapy machine gets too old, and will need to be refurbished or replaced.

You can find discounts typically running anywhere from 20% to 30% off, so it’s well worth shopping for a refurbished cryotherapy machine. Here are some recent examples of how much you can save on cryotherapy machines from top rated manufactures like Impact Cryotherapy, M-Cryo, Juka, and Cryo Science:

• The M-Cryo XL starts at $34,999 new, or pay $22,000 for a refurbished M-Cryo XL
• The Impact Cryo machine starts at $49,999 new, or pay $34,000 for a refurbished Impact Cryotherapy machine
• The Juka cryosauna starts at $49,999 new, or pay $34,000 for a refurbished Juka cryosauna
• The Cryo Science Arctic cryo chamber starts at $69,999 new, or pay $52,000 for a “certified pre-owned”

“We think it’s always worth cryo owners looking into refurbished cryotherapy machines, but you have to do a price comparison,” said Tyler Slater, co-founder of The Spa Butler. While refurbished cryosaunas and cryo chambers are usually cheaper than new models, sometimes the difference is negligible. Buying from a reputable retailer with good reviews, a good return policy, and warranty will protect you from getting stuck with a headache in the long run.

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