Cryotherapy Chambers & Localized Cryotherapy Machines by Cryoniq®
Explore Cryoniq’s electric cryotherapy chambers, cryosaunas, localized cryotherapy machines, and equine cryotherapy equipment. Compare models, specifications, and pricing to find the right equipment for home or professional use. Quick Select to find the equipment you’re interested in.
Electric Cryotherapy Chambers
Whole-body cold from a plug-in electric system². No gas supply, no consumables.
Available To Order
Electric Cryotherapy Chamber
Taiga
Electric cryotherapy built for everyday use.
Designed for commercial and home use Taiga combines full-body electric cryotherapy with simple setup, straightforward operation and a compact footprint.
from $68,750
from $1,491/mo
Available Q2 2027
Electric Cryotherapy Chamber
Taiga Pro
Built for heavy professional use.
Taiga Pro is designed for facilities that need more sessions per hour, with faster recovery between sessions and performance built for continuous daily use.
from $88,750
from $1,921/mo
Electric Cryotherapy Chamber Resources
Go to Cryotherapy Chamber Cost for an overview of the costs and pricing involved in buying a chamber.
Go to Electric Cryotherapy Chambers vs Nitrogen Cryotherapy Chambers for a comparison of the two systems, and where each one fits.
Nitrogen Cryotherapy Chambers
Rapid cold shock, for sites with a nitrogen supply in place
Nitrogen Cryotherapy Chamber
CRYO XC™ Plus
Built for high-volume professional use.
Designed for facilities running sessions back to back throughout the day, CRYO XC™ Plus combines fast cooldown, consistent cabin conditions and the safety features required for professional operation.
from $38,750
from $950/mo
Nitrogen Cryotherapy Chamber
CRYO XC™
Our proven all-round cryotherapy chamber.
Built around quality, safety and straightforward operation, CRYO XC™ is used across cryotherapy businesses, wellness facilities, professional sports environments and private homes.
from $36,750
from $850/mo
Nitrogen Cryotherapy Chamber Resources
Go to Cryotherapy Chamber Cost for an overview of the costs and pricing involved in buying a chamber.
Go to Electric Cryotherapy Chambers vs Nitrogen Cryotherapy Chambers for a comparison of the two systems, and where each one fits.
Go to Cryo Chamber Guide to learn more about nitrogen cryotherapy systems, the order process and operation.
Portable Cryotherapy Machines
Handheld devices for fixed locations and mobile services
Handheld Cryotherapy Device | CO2
Rivis
Portable cryotherapy, built to do more.
Rivis is a compact CO₂ cryotherapy device with interchangeable nozzles for recovery, aesthetics and professional localized cryotherapy. Battery operation and a portable design make it suitable for both fixed locations and mobile services.
from $10,750
from $250/mo
Localized Cryotherapy Machines
Portable cryotherapy machines and cryofacial devices
Nitrogen localized cryotherapy
CRYO LC
Localized cryotherapy with precise control.
CRYO LC uses liquid nitrogen to deliver intense localized cooling for cryotherapy and cryofacial applications. Built for professional use, it combines strong cooling performance with straightforward operation and precise application control.
from $12,750
from $300/mo
Electric Local Cryo Machine
Velia
Localized cryotherapy without a gas supply.
Velia uses electrically chilled air for localized cryotherapy and cryofacial applications. Mobile, easy to position and with no consumables to reorder, it is designed for facilities looking for simple day-to-day operation.
Price on request
Available Q3 2027.
Equine cryotherapy machines
Cryotherapy for horses and veterinary use
Handheld Cryotherapy Device | CO2
Rivis Equine
Localized cryotherapy for horses.
Used in recovery and rehabilitation programmes after training or competition. Compact and portable, so it works on site or as a mobile equine service.
from $10,750
from $250/mo
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Cryotherapy Machines & Chambers: Frequently Asked Questions
What types of cryotherapy machines and chambers does Cryoniq offer for sale?
Cryoniq offers four main categories of cryotherapy equipment:
- Electric cryotherapy chambers: Taiga and Taiga Pro.
- Nitrogen cryotherapy chambers: CRYO XC™ and CRYO XC™ Plus.
- Localized cryotherapy machines: Rivis with CO₂ cooling, CRYO LC with liquid nitrogen cooling, and Velia with electric cooling.
- Equine cryotherapy equipment: Rivis Equine, using CO₂ for localized cooling for horses.
Compare the cryotherapy machines and cryo chambers for sale on this page, then visit individual product pages for specifications, configurations, and availability.
How do I choose between a whole-body cryotherapy chamber and a localized cryotherapy machine?
Choose a cryotherapy chamber when you want a chamber-based experience that exposes a broad area of the body to cold. Choose a localized cryotherapy machine when you want to direct cooling at selected body areas.
For businesses, consider how the equipment fits your existing services, available space, staffing, and expected demand. If portability matters, compare the complete localized setup, including its power source and any required coolant container. Chambers and localized machines can also complement each other within the same facility.
Should I choose an electric or nitrogen cryotherapy chamber?
The right choice depends on ease of operation, your operating schedule, installation requirements, and local electricity and liquid nitrogen costs. Electric cryotherapy chambers offer more straightforward day-to-day operation, with no liquid nitrogen deliveries or refilling to arrange. Nitrogen chambers require ongoing coolant supply and handling, which should be considered alongside their purchase price and performance.
Electric cryotherapy chambers use a refrigeration system. Compare initial cooling time, energy consumption, recovery between sessions, and room heat management for the specific model.
Nitrogen cryotherapy chambers use liquid nitrogen to generate cold. Compare preparation time, nitrogen consumption, and the availability and pricing of local deliveries. For either type, assess purchase price and ongoing costs against your expected usage. Session capacity depends on the model and operating conditions, rather than the cooling technology alone.
See our Nitrogen vs. Electric vs. Hybrid Cryotherapy Chambers comparison for a detailed explanation.
What is the difference between CO₂, nitrogen, and electric localized cryotherapy machines?
The main difference is how each machine generates and delivers localized cooling:
- Rivis uses CO₂ supplied from a cylinder.
- CRYO LC uses liquid nitrogen.
- Velia uses electric cooling and does not require a CO₂ or liquid nitrogen supply.
When choosing, compare the intended applications, cooling characteristics, preparation requirements, mobility, and ongoing supply costs. For equipment that will move between locations, consider the weight and dimensions of the complete setup, including accessories and any coolant container.
Which cryotherapy machines and chambers are suitable for home use?
Taiga and Velia are the ideal Cryoniq devices for home use. Taiga is an electric cryotherapy chamber for a whole-body experience, while Velia is an electric localized cryotherapy machine for cooling selected body areas. Both operate without a liquid nitrogen or CO₂ supply.
The right choice depends on the experience you want, your available space, and the installation and operating requirements of the selected model. Cryoniq can help review your proposed setup before you order.
See our Cryotherapy Chambers for Home page for further guidance.
How do I choose a cryotherapy chamber for my expected session volume?
Plan around your expected daily use and, if purchasing for a business, your busiest booking periods. Ten sessions spread throughout a day place different demands on a chamber than ten sessions scheduled consecutively.
Compare session duration, preparation time, recovery between sessions, and any required breaks under the model’s specified operating conditions.
Taiga is designed for home and light commercial use. Taiga Pro offers higher throughput and faster recovery between sessions for professional facilities with a steady flow of users. CRYO XC™ Plus is positioned for high-volume professional use within our nitrogen chamber range.
When comparing these options, consider both session capacity and the electricity or liquid nitrogen supply needed to support your schedule. Share your expected usage and, where applicable, opening hours with Cryoniq so we can help identify a suitable configuration.
How much do cryotherapy machines and chambers cost to buy and operate?
Purchase prices vary by equipment category, cooling technology, capacity, and configuration. The starting prices displayed on this page provide an initial comparison; a product-specific quotation confirms the selected equipment, options, and included services.
Your total project budget should account for delivery, installation, site preparation, accessories, and applicable taxes or import charges. Ongoing expenses can include electricity, room cooling, liquid nitrogen or CO₂, staffing, and maintenance.
Cost per session depends on actual usage as well as local energy and coolant prices. For electric equipment, include preparation and standby consumption where applicable. For gas-based equipment, include supply charges and any storage or container rental costs.
See our Cryotherapy Chamber Cost guide for a detailed breakdown of chamber purchase and ownership costs.
What space, electrical supply, and ventilation are required for installation?
Installation requirements depend on the model and destination. Before ordering, review:
- Space and access: Equipment dimensions, operating clearances, doorways, and the delivery route.
- Electrical supply: Required voltage, phase, circuit capacity, and connection.
- Room conditions: Ventilation, heat removal, and any room cooling requirements.
- Coolant arrangements: Appropriate supply, storage, handling, and monitoring provisions for nitrogen or CO₂ equipment.
Use the selected model’s installation specifications when planning your premises. Cryoniq can help review these technical requirements before the order is finalized.
What installation support and operator training does Cryoniq provide?
Cryotherapy chambers are installed by Cryoniq or our partners, with operator training provided on-site. Training covers operating the chamber and following the procedures applicable to your model.
Localized cryotherapy machines do not require installation by our team. Operator training is generally provided remotely. On-site training can be requested for an additional fee.
Before delivery, confirm which site preparations you need to complete and which installation and training services are included in your order.
What warranty, servicing, and replacement parts support does Cryoniq provide?
Cryoniq provides technical support by phone, email, and messaging apps. We first help assess the issue remotely and determine whether troubleshooting, replacement parts, or further servicing is needed.
We maintain a stock of replacement parts and ship directly to customers. Parts are typically available from stock, and we generally use express shipping to minimize downtime. Delivery times depend on the destination and shipping service; availability is confirmed for the required component.
For equipment faults covered by the applicable warranty, we supply replacement parts as required. Cryotherapy chambers may also receive an on-site service visit where necessary, depending on the issue and service arrangements. Support for localized machines is handled remotely, with parts or repair arrangements organized as needed rather than on-site visits.
The warranty duration, coverage, and applicable service terms are specified in your purchase documentation before you order.
Can I finance or lease a cryotherapy machine or chamber?
Financing or leasing may be available through external providers for qualified buyers. Availability depends on your country, the selected equipment, and the provider’s eligibility requirements.
Compare the deposit, repayment period, total payable amount, and ownership arrangements at the end of the agreement. Confirm which project expenses are included in the financing, such as equipment, delivery, or installation.
Visit our Financing page or contact Cryoniq to discuss the options available for your purchase.
How do I order, and what are the shipping options and lead times?
Select “Get a Quote” on the relevant product or contact Cryoniq if you are comparing several models. We will review your intended use, configuration, installation location, and delivery requirements before confirming the offer.
Shipping availability and arrangements depend on the product, destination, local requirements, and site access. Lead times vary with stock, configuration, and production schedules; preorder products follow their stated availability schedules.
Your quotation will specify shipping costs and delivery arrangements for your destination. Before ordering, confirm who is responsible for unloading, moving the equipment into position, and any applicable customs clearance or import charges.
Before placing your order, review the quotation for included equipment and services, payment terms, estimated delivery timing, and responsibilities for installation. Also review the applicable cancellation and returns policy, particularly for equipment produced to an agreed configuration.
Important Information
Please review the following notes on product information, availability, performance, installation, and purchase terms.
- Prices, specifications, features, configurations, lead times, and availability may vary by model, destination, and customization and are subject to change. Images may show optional features or illustrative configurations. Your quotation and order confirmation identify the equipment, configuration, included services, and pricing agreed for your purchase.
- Prices are shown in the currency indicated. Refer to the price display and quotation for applicable taxes and whether delivery, installation, training, and accessories are included. Additional destination-specific charges, including customs duties and import charges, will be identified where applicable and known before ordering.
- Not every product or configuration is available in every country. Before accepting an order, Cryoniq will confirm the equipment available for the destination and the applicable installation requirements. Regulatory information provided for one market should not be assumed to apply in another.
- Availability dates for preorder products are estimates unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing. Applicable deposit, payment, cancellation, and refund terms will be provided before an order is placed.
- Cryoniq supplies professional-grade cryotherapy equipment. Cryotherapy chambers are installed by Cryoniq or our partners, with operator training provided on-site. Localized cryotherapy machines do not require installation by our team; training is generally provided remotely. Equipment must be set up, operated, and supervised in accordance with the applicable instructions, safety guidelines, and local requirements. Purchasers are responsible for completing agreed site preparations and ensuring operators receive appropriate training.
- Suitability for home installation does not mean that equipment is suitable for unattended or unsupervised operation. Follow the training, supervision requirements, and operating instructions applicable to the selected model.
- “Feels-like” and “wind-chill” temperatures describe an estimated cooling effect that takes account of air temperature and airflow. They are not measurements of chamber air temperature or the user’s skin or core temperature. These figures depend on the calculation or test method and operating conditions and do not establish identical cooling performance between different systems. Actual cooling and perceived cold vary with airflow, exposure duration, clothing, positioning, and individual characteristics. Refer to the relevant product information for the basis and conditions of any stated figure.
- System performance and session capacity depend on the model, configuration, installation conditions, operating environment, and usage schedule. Performance figures should be read together with their stated conditions. References to revenue, utilization, payback periods, or other business outcomes are illustrative and do not guarantee commercial results.
- Cryoniq products are intended for wellness, fitness, and recovery applications and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease or medical conditions. The term “cryotherapy” is used as a recognized industry term for controlled cold-exposure equipment and does not, by itself, indicate a medical intended use.
- In response to a Section 513(g) request, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration concluded that the CRYO XC™ cryosauna, as described in the submission and for the intended use presented, did not meet the statutory definition of a device under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. This determination is specific to the product and intended use reviewed and does not constitute FDA approval or clearance or extend automatically to other Cryoniq products.
- Cryoniq follows ISO 9001 quality management practices and is working toward ISO 13485 certification. ISO 13485 certification has not yet been obtained. Quality management standards concern organizational systems and processes; they do not, by themselves, establish product approval or medical-device status.
- Financing options, marketing assistance, and support services vary by product and market and may be provided by Cryoniq, its partners, or third-party providers. Availability, eligibility, scope, and additional charges are subject to the applicable offer and terms. Warranty coverage and included services are specified in the purchase documentation.
- Replacement parts are typically available from stock, subject to the required component and current availability. Cryoniq generally uses express shipping to minimize downtime. Dispatch and delivery estimates depend on stock, destination, carrier availability, and customs clearance and are confirmed when the required parts are identified.
- Estimated equipment delivery timelines may be affected by production schedules, carrier availability, customs clearance, and other circumstances outside our control. Shipping arrangements, unloading responsibilities, and procedures for reporting transit damage are governed by the agreed delivery terms and applicable law. Report visible shipping damage promptly and retain the packaging and delivery documentation.
- Review the product specifications, installation requirements, quotation, warranty, and applicable purchase, cancellation, and returns terms before ordering. Nothing in this information or our commercial warranty limits rights or remedies that cannot be excluded or restricted under applicable law.
- This website is owned and operated by Cryoniq s.r.o. Taiga, Rivis, CRYO XC™, CRYO XC™ Plus, and CRYO LC are manufactured by Cryoniq s.r.o. The manufacturer of each product is identified in its product documentation. The contracting seller for your purchase is identified in your quotation and order confirmation and may be Cryoniq s.r.o., another Cryoniq entity, or an authorized distributor.