OXYGEN BAR
Oxygen Bar
A quiet, low-effort session using concentrated oxygen through a nasal cannula—often with an optional light aroma—for a simple mid-visit reset.
What is an Oxygen Bar?
Zivel's Oxygen Bar is a recreational wellness experience, not medical oxygen therapy. A concentrator delivers concentrated oxygen through a comfortable nasal cannula while you remain seated.
Sessions typically last 10–20 minutes. You stay fully clothed, and some studios may offer an optional light aroma.
It is a simple, low-demand reset that can fit between training, work, travel, or other recovery services.
- Typically 10–20 minutes
- Seated and fully clothed
- Optional light aroma
Benefits
Key Benefits
A simple nervous-system downshift
A quiet seated experience that creates space to pause and reset.
A mid-day clarity ritual
An easy break between work, training, travel, or appointments.
Pairs with compression or dry float
Adds a low-effort step to a broader recovery routine.
Low physical demand
Remain seated, clothed, and comfortable throughout the session.
Sensory reset with optional aroma
Some studios offer a light aroma as part of the experience.
Easy consistency
Short sessions make this service simple to include regularly.
Pathways
Pathways That Include Oxygen Bar
The Experience
What to Expect
Arrival & Setup
Check in and get comfortably seated with a clean nasal cannula.
Choose Your Experience
Select plain concentrated oxygen or an optional light aroma where available.
Quiet Reset
Relax and breathe normally for approximately 10–20 minutes.
Continue Your Day
Return to your routine or stack another Zivel recovery service.
The Science
The Science Behind the Oxygen Bar
Room air contains about 21% oxygen, and healthy hemoglobin is normally already near saturation. An Oxygen Bar should not be confused with hyperbaric oxygen therapy or prescribed medical oxygen.
Zivel positions the Oxygen Bar as a calm recreational wellness experience within a broader recovery routine, without claims to treat disease or correct medical oxygen levels.
Safety First
Safety & Contraindications
Is the Oxygen Bar Safe?
The Oxygen Bar is a recreational wellness service and is not a substitute for prescribed or emergency medical oxygen.
Tell the Zivel team about respiratory or cardiac conditions, oxygen prescriptions, and aroma sensitivities before your session.
This information is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional regarding medical concerns.
Contraindications
- COPD or a history of carbon dioxide retention without clinical clearance
- Unstable heart or lung disease
- Asthma or sensitivity to optional aromas
- Use of prescribed oxygen without approval from the prescribing clinician
Pricing Options
- Pricing varies by location
- Ask about current availability
- Membership benefits vary
- Local team can review options
- Pairs with recovery services
- Ask about packages
Contact the local studio for specific pricing options and plans.
Book Now
Book Your Oxygen Bar Session
Choose a location and ask the local studio about availability.
Questions
Oxygen Bar FAQs
Is an Oxygen Bar the same as medical oxygen therapy?+
No. It is a recreational wellness experience and is not prescribed oxygen, emergency oxygen, or hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
How long is a session?+
Most sessions last approximately 10–20 minutes. Timing and availability vary by studio.
How does it feel?+
You remain seated and breathe normally through a lightweight nasal cannula. The session is quiet and low effort.
Are scents required?+
No. Optional light aromas may be available at some studios, and you can request a session without aroma.
Can I stack it with other services?+
Yes. Oxygen Bar sessions can pair well with compression therapy, dry float, infrared sauna, red light therapy, or cryotherapy.
Can I use the Oxygen Bar weekly?+
Many clients include it in a regular wellness routine. Ask your local team and consult a clinician if you have medical concerns.
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