Build your HBOT protocol.
Three questions. One personalized prescription, cited to the trial it's drawn from. In under a minute — no email gate, no funnel.
A clinician should review your protocol before you begin.
One or more of the items you flagged in screening is a relative contraindication to home HBOT. We don't generate a prescription in this case — a brief consult with a qualified clinician comes first.
Talk to us · (747) 255-1173What are you treating?
Choose the area that matches your goal. Determines the base protocol — pressure, oxygen concentration, course duration.
How long has this been a concern?
Acute and chronic cases follow different protocols in the literature. Efrati's stroke work distinguishes them explicitly.
Your prior HBOT experience.
Determines starting pressure and ramp-up. First-time users begin lower and build, even when the destination protocol is the same.
Your age range.
Modifies safety thresholds and typical session length. Most published protocols use age-stratified intake.
Cardiovascular & ENT screening.
A standard pre-HBOT screening. Each flag modifies your protocol — typically lower pressure, shorter sessions, slower ramp.
This screening is informational only. Saturate is not a medical device. Always consult a qualified clinician before beginning HBOT.
Your weekly time commitment.
Frequency determines how long the full protocol takes to complete. The literature supports a range from 2 sessions per week to daily.
Your matched HBOT protocol.
Drawn from peer-reviewed clinical trials. Every parameter below traces to a named, dated study — cited in the card itself.
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- Pressure
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- Oxygen concentration
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- Session length
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- Total course
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