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No. Our hydrogen bath systems are general wellness devices. They are not registered, cleared or approved as medical devices by the TGA, FDA or any other regulator. No disease, diagnostic or treatment claims are made.

No plumbing. The unit sits beside the bath, draws power from a standard wall outlet and delivers hydrogen-rich water into the bath via a tube — nothing has to be connected to your fixtures.

20–40 minutes is the typical hydrogen bath duration. The machine reaches target dissolved-hydrogen concentration within a few minutes of filling.

Free tracked worldwide delivery, 10 business days typical transit. Duties and taxes are prepaid on arrival (DDP) into supported countries; otherwise collected by the carrier.

24-month manufacturer warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship, plus a 90-day money-back guarantee from the day the machine arrives.

All HERO inhalation systems are built for continuous operation, but flow rate determines how many clients you can turn around. HERO Inhaler 900 and 1200 suit single-room practices, 1500 and 2000 suit busier rooms or two users on a dual cannula, and HERO Inhaler Pro 3000 is the choice where two to three concurrent users or all-day back-to-back sessions are the norm.

PEM electrolysis stacks are fed water directly. RO-pure or distilled water (resistivity greater than 2 MΩ·cm) contains no dissolved minerals, so nothing is left behind on the membrane. Tap or filtered mains water deposits scale that reduces output stability, shortens stack life and voids warranty cover — which is why professional rooms keep a dedicated RO supply on site.

The 7-stage separation train removes entrained moisture and electrolyte carry-over from the gas stream after the membrane, so hydrogen leaves the machine dry. Dry gas means no liquid is drawn back through the delivery path, the internal water loop stays clean, and the membrane is not exposed to contaminants recirculating through the system during long duty cycles.

They are separate machines used in sequence, not a single unit switching modes. A common professional pattern is a 20–40 minute hydrogen bathing session — also referred to as hydrogen immersion — followed by an inhalation session in the same appointment slot, so each system runs independently and neither becomes a bottleneck during turnaround.

HERO Inhaler 900 and 1200 suit single-room practices, HERO Inhaler 1500 and 1800 suit busier rooms or two users on a dual cannula, and HERO Inhaler Pro 3000 is specified where two to three concurrent users or all-day back-to-back sessions are normal. Purity and PEM technology are identical across the range — flow rate is what changes.

Practitioner rooms keep a dedicated RO or distilled water supply on site, with resistivity greater than 2 MΩ·cm, so nothing is deposited on the PEM membrane. The HERO Purity 200-110 RO system removes the distilled-water routine, and on the gas side every system is independently verified at 99.991% certified hydrogen purity.

Inhalation and bath run as separate machines used in sequence, not one unit switching modes. A common professional pattern is a 20–40 minute hydrogen bath session followed by an inhalation session in the same appointment slot, so neither system becomes a bottleneck during turnaround and both draw on the same RO-pure water standard.

PEM/SPE electrolysis stacks are fed water directly, so whatever is dissolved in that water ends up at the membrane. RO-pure or distilled water (resistivity greater than 2 MΩ·cm) carries no minerals to deposit, which is what keeps output stable across back-to-back client sessions. Mains or filtered tap water leaves scale on the membrane, reduces output stability and voids warranty cover.

Dissolved minerals and ions foul the catalyst-coated membrane surface, progressively blocking active area. The practical result is contamination-driven output drift: the same flow setting delivers less hydrogen over time, cell voltage rises, and the stack runs hotter. Feeding only RO-pure water avoids that mechanism entirely and is the single largest factor in system lifespan.

On the feedwater side: RO-pure or distilled water above 2 MΩ·cm resistivity, refilled from a labelled container, with the reservoir drained before extended shutdowns. On the gas side: every system is independently verified at 99.991% certified hydrogen purity, with 7-stage separation delivering dry hydrogen so no moisture or electrolyte carry-over returns through the delivery path.

Unlike most hydrogen device makers who self-report a purity number, every HERO unit's output is verified by an independent third-party laboratory (QTT Report LH2025050017/18). This is a checkable, named report — not just an internal claim.