Cryosauna Dress Code
- Robe (removed during treatment)
- Socks
- Slippers
- Gloves
- Underwear (bottoms)
- Sports bra (women, optional)

| Single Treatment | ............... | $65 |
| Package of 5 | ............... | $275 |
| Pakcage of 10 | ............... | $450 |
| Pakcage of 20 | ............... | $800 |
| The 'Ultimate Freeze Week' | ............... | $269 |
| (up to 2 treatments per day) | ||
| Unlimited Monthly Membership | ............... | $369 |
| (2 month minimum) |
There are two types of devices used for the treatment of Whole Body Cryotherapy. The Cryosauna is a single-person device which envelopes a patient's body while keeping the head and neck area exposed to room air above the device.
Cryohealthcare features this device in standard size as well as in an XL version, to accommodate extra tall athletes such as NBA players.
The Cryochamber is a multi-person walk-in device which exposes the patient's entire body to hypercooled room-air. Here up to 3 people can undergo treatment simultaneously, which is popular with groups of athletes and couples.
Both devices reach temperatures of about -240 degrees F, and they are equally effective. All devices are equipped with numerous safety features and doors are never locked, which allows clients to stop treatment instantaneously at any time.
The dress code during treatment is minimal, as maximum skin exposure to the cold air is desired. The table below summarizes the appropriate dress code for each device.