Hypoxygen specializes in advanced hypoxic workstations, particularly the HypOxystation® series, which are designed to create and maintain controlled hypoxic and anoxic environments for scientific research. These workstations allow precise control of oxygen levels in increments as small as 0.1%, enabling researchers to replicate in vivo conditions for various applications, including cell culture and cancer research. The HypOxystation® models, such as the H25, H35, and H155 GMP, are equipped with features like real-time feedback systems for oxygen and CO2 monitoring, HEPA filtration for contamination control, and modular designs that facilitate integration into cleanroom environments. 

In addition to the HypOxystation® series, Hypoxygen offers a range of complementary technologies, including CO2 incubators, mechanical stimulation bioreactors, and optical oxygen sensors. The Whitley i2 workstation allows for seamless transfer of cell lines under hypoxic conditions, while the Seahorse Workstation and microfluidic physiochips support various experimental setups. The company emphasizes the importance of maintaining precise atmospheric conditions for robust experimental design, which is critical for studies involving cellular responses to hypoxia and other environmental factors. Overall, Hypoxygen's technologies are tailored to enhance the reliability and accuracy of scientific research in cell biology and related fields.

United States

HypOxygenÂ® was founded to provide technology with the level of precision and accuracy necessary for scientific study and research. We specialize in hypoxic chambers (or low oxygen incubators) for scientists focusing on cell research applications requiring precise atmospheric conditions that can be accurately controlled. Unlike a commonly used CO2 incubator, our hypoxia workstations can achieve these precise conditions.

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