Buyer Beware
Buyer Beware: Unethical business practices and complete failure to honor their return policy. I purchased an Oxycell Hyperbaric system for $65,161.43. It was delivered completely Dead on Arrival (DOA)—the system would not power on or hold pressure.
This total mechanical failure was witnessed and logged on-site by Oxycell’s own delivery crew.
Their advertised policy promises a 30-day window to return items for a full refund. I formally rejected the machinery and requested an RMA number well within that timeframe.
Instead of processing the return, Oxycell is intentionally stalling to run out the 30-day clock. They refuse to send an RMA and are trying to force a "repair track" on a machine that never worked for a single second.
Unbelievably, their support team demanded that we take off the structural side panels of this heavy, pressurized machinery ourselves to troubleshoot it for them on video.
We have filed formal complaints with the Florida Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division for FDUTPA trade violations, initiated mediation via FDACS, and filed formal credit card disputes with Chase and Amex.
Do not risk your capital with a company that abandons its customers and refuses to stand behind its own policies.
Avoid Oxycell.






