LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast EWOT System for Home Oxygen Training

System Type

LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast EWOT system for structured single-user oxygen training at home, in wellness spaces, gym environments, or small clinic settings.

Oxygen Training Method

Adaptive Contrast oxygen training with alternating oxygen-rich and oxygen-reduced breathing phases. The Adaptive Contrast model allows users to switch between these phases during guided exercise sessions. Unlike the Extreme models, this system uses a fixed simulated-altitude challenge and does not include adjustable 10,000–22,000-foot simulated-altitude control.

Simulated Altitude / Hypoxic Challenge

The LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast System uses a fixed simulated-altitude challenge of approximately 10,000 feet. This gives users access to Adaptive Contrast training while reserving adjustable simulated-altitude control for the Extreme models.

Air Separator Configuration

Available with one 10 LPM Adaptive Contrast air separator setup or an optional upgraded two-unit 20 LPM Adaptive Contrast configuration for faster reservoir fill performance.

Reservoir Fill Time

10 LPM configuration: approximately 50 minutes

20 LPM configuration: approximately 25 minutes

Reservoir Dimensions

Adaptive Contrast reservoir: approximately 7 feet high x 5 feet wide

Manufacturer materials may also reference an approximate reservoir size of 8 feet high x 5 feet wide x 3 feet deep when accounting for the mounting setup.

Frame Dimensions

Frame kit: approximately 8 feet high x 6 feet wide.

Air Separator Dimensions

Air separator: approximately 30 inches high x 15 inches wide x 17 inches deep.

Allow approximately 8 inches of clearance around the air separator for proper airflow.

Placement Requirements

Designed for indoor home consumer use with adequate floor space for the reservoir, air separator setup, tubing, mask connections, and selected exercise equipment. Additional floor space should be planned for an exercise bike, treadmill, rebounder, or other compatible training equipment.

Adaptive Contrast Control

Includes an Adaptive Contrast switch that allows users to change between oxygen-rich and oxygen-reduced breathing phases without stepping off their exercise equipment.

Mask System

Includes one Standard Mask Kit. Additional mask kits may be added separately if needed.

Airflow / Outflow Design

Natural open-air outflow design with switching between oxygen-rich and oxygen-reduced phases during Adaptive Contrast sessions. LiveO2 materials position this type of system differently from positive-pressure breathing systems.

Noise Level

10 LPM configuration: approximately 61 dB steady; approximately 67 dB during vent

20 LPM configuration: approximately 66 dB steady; approximately 67 dB during vent

Noise suppression features may include nylon-reinforced hoses and mufflers.

Power Requirements

North America: 120V / 60 Hz.

International power configurations may be available depending on destination and order requirements.

Included Support

All LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast systems include New User Onboarding. LiveO2 also provides setup videos, support articles, usage guides, phone or video support, access to support portal resources, instruction materials, and additional premium support options where available.

Shipping

Shipping costs vary based on the customer’s delivery location, shipment size, number of boxes, and selected system configuration. LiveO2 systems ship from Laporte, Colorado.

Warranty

LiveO2 systems include a 2-year / 2,000-hour limited warranty on the reservoir and system components, with separate 30-day coverage for the mask and pulse oximeter. Air separators include separate coverage for 2 years or 2,190 hours, whichever comes first. An optional Extended Warranty may be available, extending covered parts and labor protection to 4 years or 4,380 hours, whichever comes first.

Reservoir Materials & Lowest-VOC Liner Design

LiveO2 reservoir construction is designed with the breathing pathway in mind. The reservoir uses a thin oxygen-retaining liner to reduce unnecessary plastic exposure, along with a woven nylon protective shell for durability and a lowest-VOC inner liner. LiveO2 reservoir materials are tested clean below 3 parts per million, and the system uses biologically inert silicone tubing rather than PVC in the breathing pathway.

Inspection-Friendly, Non-Pressurized Reservoir Design

LiveO2 reservoirs use a white exterior to support easier visual inspection and includes a zipper with an inspection/drainage port for internal inspection, rapid drainage, and care access when needed. The reservoir is designed to avoid sealed pressurization, allowing excess gas to escape rather than trapping gases inside the air compartment.

The LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast EWOT System is available in 10 LPM and 20 LPM configurations. The 10 LPM setup is well-suited for single-user home use and fills the reservoir in approximately 50 minutes, while the optional 20 LPM upgraded configuration uses two air separators to reduce fill time to approximately 25 minutes for higher-use homes, athletic households, wellness studios, or small clinic settings. Users can also choose between a hanging reservoir setup or a frame kit system, depending on room layout and preferred installation style.

The LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast EWOT System is designed for indoor home, studio, gym, or small clinic use, with space needs based on the selected reservoir mounting option and exercise equipment. The Adaptive Contrast reservoir measures approximately 7 feet high by 5 feet wide, while the optional frame kit measures approximately 8 feet high by 6 feet wide.

For home or light commercial use, allow room for the air separator setup, tubing, mask connection, and the bike, treadmill, rebounder, or other exercise equipment used during sessions. The air separator measures approximately 30 inches high by 15 inches wide by 17 inches deep and should have about 8 inches of clearance around it for proper airflow.

LiveO2 systems include a limited warranty for the original purchaser covering defects in materials or workmanship for 2 years from the date of purchase or 2,000 hours of use, whichever comes first. Standard warranty coverage includes parts and labor for covered system components, including the reservoir and hoses. Air separators include separate coverage for 2 years or 2,190 hours, whichever comes first.

Masks and pulse oximeters are covered under a separate 30-day limited warranty. During the first 90 days, LiveO2 covers return shipping for qualifying warranty claims, except for masks and pulse oximeters, which follow the 30-day coverage period. After the initial covered shipping period, return shipping to LiveO2 is the customer’s responsibility. Warranty coverage does not apply to normal wear and tear, misuse, abuse, accidents, improper maintenance, non-compliance with precautions, or commercial-use exclusions stated by LiveO2. An optional Extended Warranty may be available, extending covered parts and labor protection to 4 years or 4,380 hours, whichever comes first.

Please see the SanaVi Warranty Policy Page for further details and information.

LiveO2 Support, Training, and Customer Care

LiveO2 provides a strong support ecosystem for new and experienced users, including New User Onboarding, setup guidance, usage guides, support articles, and video-based training resources. Customers have access to getting-started materials that walk through system setup, opening the LiveO2 box, assembling the stand, hanging the reservoir, using the mask kit, and understanding the pulse oximeter. LiveO2 also maintains dedicated support channels where users can search help topics, review troubleshooting resources, and contact support when additional assistance is needed.

Beyond the included onboarding resources, LiveO2 offers optional paid training and protocol support for users who want more personalized guidance. These may include personal coaching, protocol tutoring, practitioner training, certification options, and advanced usage guidance. This support structure is especially valuable for a system like the LiveO2 Extreme because adjustable Adaptive Contrast requires users to understand setup, session flow, oxygen-phase switching, and safe progression over time.

The LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast EWOT System uses alternating oxygen-enriched and oxygen-reduced breathing phases and should be used only after reviewing LiveO2’s official setup instructions, New User Onboarding materials, usage guides, warnings, contraindications, and protocol guidance. Customers should follow LiveO2’s current manufacturer guidance before beginning use.

For important health and safety information, please review SanaVi's Medical & Safety Disclaimer Page before using this equipment.

What is the LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast EWOT System?

The LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast EWOT System is a single-user home oxygen training system that combines Exercise with Oxygen Therapy (EWOT) with LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast technology. It allows users to train with oxygen-enriched air and oxygen-reduced air during structured exercise sessions, using a fixed simulated-altitude challenge of approximately 10,000 feet.

How does the LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast System work?

The LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast System works by allowing the user to switch between oxygen-enriched air and oxygen-reduced air during exercise. The oxygen-reduced phase creates a fixed altitude-style challenge, while the oxygen-enriched phase allows the user to return to higher-oxygen breathing during the same session.

What is the LiveO2 Air Separator, and is it the same as an oxygen concentrator?

The LiveO2 Air Separator is the system component that prepares the oxygen-rich and oxygen-reduced breathing phases used during Adaptive Contrast sessions. LiveO2 refers to this component as an Air Separator because it supports the system’s oxygen contrast function rather than operating as a standard oxygen concentrator for medical oxygen use.

What is the difference between LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast and LiveO2 Extreme?

The difference between LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast and LiveO2 Extreme is simulated-altitude adjustability. The Adaptive Contrast System uses a fixed simulated-altitude challenge of approximately 10,000 feet, while the Extreme model adds adjustable simulated-altitude control from approximately 10,000 to 22,000 feet for users who want more progression over time.

What is the difference between oxygen-reduced air and adjustable simulated-altitude control?

Oxygen-reduced air refers to the lower-oxygen breathing phase used in Adaptive Contrast training. Adjustable simulated-altitude control refers to the Extreme model’s ability to change the intensity of that lower-oxygen challenge. In simple terms, Adaptive Contrast provides oxygen-rich and oxygen-reduced switching, while Extreme adds adjustable progression from approximately 10,000 to 22,000 feet simulated altitude.

What is the difference between 10 LPM and 20 LPM on the LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast System?

The difference between 10 LPM and 20 LPM is reservoir fill speed and system capacity. The 10 LPM configuration is standard and is best suited for single-user home training, with an approximate 50 minute fill time. The 20 LPM upgrade uses a higher-capacity configuration and can fill the reservoir in approximately 25 minutes.

Is the LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast EWOT System designed for home use?

Yes, the LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast EWOT System is designed primarily for home consumer use. It is well suited for home gyms, wellness rooms, and dedicated training spaces with enough room for the Adaptive Contrast reservoir, air separator, tubing, mask system, and exercise equipment.

Does the LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast System include support and onboarding?

Yes, the LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast System includes New User Onboarding and support resources. LiveO2 provides setup guidance, usage guides, support portal access, instruction materials, phone or video support, and additional support options to help users understand setup, oxygen-phase switching, and proper training flow.

The LiveO2 system is set up by positioning the Adaptive Contrast reservoir with either the hanging system or frame kit, connecting the air separator configuration, attaching the silicone tubing, and preparing the mask system for use with approved exercise equipment. The system should be used in an indoor space with adequate room for the reservoir, air separator, tubing pathway, user movement, and selected exercise device.

Before beginning sessions, users should review the basic user manual, complete New User Onboarding, and follow LiveO2 setup and protocol guidance. Because the Extreme model includes adjustable Adaptive Contrast, users should start conservatively, monitor their response with the included pulse oximeter, and progress gradually as comfort and conditioning improve.

The LiveO2 system should be maintained according to LiveO2’s user manual, cleaning guidance, and support instructions. Users should keep the mask system clean, inspect tubing and connections regularly, maintain a clear airflow path around the air separator, and store the reservoir, hoses, and accessories in a clean indoor environment when not in use. For multi-user settings, mask hygiene and replacement practices should be managed carefully according to LiveO2 guidance.

LiveO2 shipping costs vary based on the customer’s delivery location, shipment size, number of boxes, and selected system configuration. Orders ship from Laporte, Colorado.

Most orders ship within 24 hours after being placed, although some orders may take up to 72 hours to ship. Orders placed on weekends or holidays ship no earlier than the next business day. Once the order ships, customers receive a shipping confirmation email from LiveO2 with tracking information and an estimated delivery date.

• Most LiveO2 orders ship within 24 hours, though some orders may take up to 72 hours to ship.

• Orders placed on weekends or holidays ship no earlier than the next business day.

• If an order is not expected to ship within 72 hours, a LiveO2 representative will contact the customer with updated timing.

• Tracking information is emailed once the order ships, allowing customers to monitor shipment status and estimated delivery date.

• Shipping costs vary based on delivery location, shipment size, number of boxes, and selected system configuration.

• International orders may require additional lead time, especially when an air separator must be configured for regional voltage and frequency requirements.

• For complete information about shipping, delivery, freight inspection, and damage reporting, please review our Shipping, Delivery & Damage page.

LiveO2 provides a strong support ecosystem for installation and setup, including getting-started videos, support articles, usage guides, direct support access, and New User Onboarding. Customers who want additional help beyond the included onboarding may also purchase premium support or training services, including personal coaching, protocol tutoring, practitioner training, certification options, or advanced setup and usage guidance where available.

Before setup, customers should review the official LiveO2 setup materials, basic user manual, and New User Onboarding resources for their selected configuration. The LiveO2 system is assembled by positioning the Adaptive Contrast reservoir with either the hanging system or frame kit, connecting the 10 LPM or 20 LPM air separator configuration, attaching the silicone tubing, and preparing the included mask kits according to LiveO2 setup guidance.

LiveO2 offers multiple financing options for qualifying customers depending on individual, business, practitioner, or commercial purchasing needs. A SanaVi Product Specialist can provide information about currently available financing options during the purchase-assistance process.

Return and cancellation terms for LiveO2 systems are manufacturer-specific. Customers should review SanaVi’s current Returns & Cancellations Policy and speak with a SanaVi Product Specialist before purchase for information about the terms applicable to their selected LiveO2 system.

LiveO2 was founded by engineer Mark Squibb after a personal health crisis led him to study oxygen delivery, exercise physiology, and the limits of conventional oxygen approaches. What began as a practical problem-solving effort eventually became an oxygen training company built around Adaptive Contrast, a method that alternates oxygen-rich and oxygen-reduced breathing phases during structured exercise. LiveO2 presents its origin story as an engineer-led solution shaped by real-world testing, user feedback, and a focus on helping people better understand the role oxygen delivery can play in fitness, performance, recovery, and wellness routines.

Today, LiveO2 manufactures specialized oxygen training systems for home users, athletes, wellness-focused individuals, and professional environments such as clinics, studios, and training facilities. The company supports its systems with onboarding, setup guidance, usage guides, educational resources, protocol training, and customer care. For SanaVi Health Systems, LiveO2 represents an important product category because its Adaptive Contrast technology moves beyond basic oxygen-only EWOT and gives customers a more advanced, structured approach to exercise with oxygen therapy.

We make every reasonable effort to keep product information accurate. Because some products are updated or fulfilled directly by the manufacturer, specifications, included components, packaging, images, or minor design details may change without notice. If a material change affects an order, SanaVi will review the matter in good faith and work toward a reasonable resolution.

For more information, please see the Manufacturer Product Updates & Specification Changes section of our Terms of Service.

LiveO2 positions its Adaptive Contrast EWOT systems around structured exercise, oxygen-enriched breathing, oxygen-reduced breathing phases, and general wellness support. These systems are designed for Exercise with Oxygen Training and Adaptive Contrast training, not for medical diagnosis, disease treatment, or emergency oxygen use.

LiveO2 states that its systems are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, prevent, or mitigate any disease or medical condition and are not intended to be used as FDA-regulated medical devices. Customers should review LiveO2’s current Intended Use, Medical Claim, and safety guidance on the manufacturer’s website before purchase or use, and individuals with medical concerns should consult a qualified healthcare professional before beginning an oxygen training program.

Medical and Safety Warnings:

Before using any EWOT or Adaptive Contrast oxygen-training system, customers should review the manufacturer’s current intended-use guidance, setup instructions, safety materials, contraindications, warnings, and training resources. Individuals with medical concerns, respiratory conditions, cardiovascular conditions, pregnancy, implanted devices, or other health considerations should consult a qualified healthcare professional before beginning Exercise with Oxygen Therapy. Before beginning any exercise program, you should consult a physician.

*** For important health and safety information, please review SanaVi's Medical & Safety Disclaimer Page before using this equipment.

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