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Frequently Asked Questions

What to wear, how long sessions take, and what to expect on your first visit.

Before you come

Do I need an appointment?

Walk-ins are welcome. Booking ahead online or by phone guarantees your time, especially for the hyperbaric chamber and red light beds.

Is there anything I should tell you first?

Yes. First-time guests complete a short waiver before their first session. Please let us know if you are pregnant or have any health condition, and check with your physician before starting a new wellness routine if you have any concerns.

Whole-body cryotherapy

What is it like?

Quick, dry cold, not an ice bath. Our Mecotec chamber is electrically cooled (no liquid nitrogen), so you can walk in and move around. A team member is with you the whole time, and you can step out at any time.

How long is a session?

Whole body cryo sessions are 3–3.5 minutes in the chamber. Allow a little extra time to check in and change.

What should I wear?

Dry, minimal clothing such as shorts and a sports top or dry underwear. Cover your extremities: gloves and socks are worn in the chamber, and a headband or ear covering is recommended. Remove jewelry, and make sure your skin is completely dry (no sweat or lotion).

Is it safe?

Whole-body cryotherapy is not right for everyone. You’ll complete a waiver and screening questions before your first session, and a team member monitors you the entire time. If you’re pregnant, have a heart or circulation condition, or have other health concerns, talk with your doctor first.

Mild hyperbaric oxygen (mHBOT)

What happens during a session?

You remove your shoes and anything sharp from your pockets, climb into the soft chamber (it sits on a raised platform with steps) and relax on a padded mat while breathing concentrated oxygen. As the chamber pressurizes you’ll clear your ears like on an airplane. Most guests read, listen to music or nap.

How long is a session?

Hyperbaric sessions are 60 minutes.

What if I’m claustrophobic?

Many guests are surprised by how roomy the chamber feels. Staff are nearby the whole time and can stop the session and let you out whenever you need.

When should I skip mHBOT?

Let us know before booking if you are pregnant, have a fever, serious sinus congestion, a lung condition such as COPD or a past collapsed lung, or trouble equalizing ear pressure. Check with your physician first.

Other services

What should I wear for red light, Normatec or the sauna?

Comfortable clothing works for Normatec. For red light and the infrared sauna, wear as much or as little as you’re comfortable with in a private room. Bring water for the sauna.

How long is a tanning session?

Our Sun Ultra stand-up capsule is a high-pressure tanner with short sessions of about 7 minutes.

How long are Normatec, sauna and oxygen bar sessions?

Normatec compression is offered in 20- or 30-minute sessions, infrared sauna sessions are 20 minutes, and oxygen bar sessions are about 15–20 minutes.

Can I combine services in one visit?

Absolutely. Many guests pair cryotherapy with Normatec or red light. Ask us to help you build a combo.

Booking & payment

How do I book or buy a package?

Use our Book / Buy page to schedule appointments and purchase memberships, punch cards and packages online, or call (402) 276-5756.

What are your hours?

Please call (402) 276-5756 for current hours.

Still have a question? Call (402) 276-5756 or message us on Facebook.

Ready to feel refreshed?

Book online, call us, or just walk in. We’re happy to help you pick the right session.

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