What is localized CO₂ cryotherapy?

A targeted cold-therapy modality that directs medical carbon dioxide to a selected treatment area through a handheld applicator, rather than cooling the whole body. Canadian Cryo's manual describes CO₂ leaving the applicator at approximately -78°C, with real-time skin-surface temperature monitoring during treatment.

Is Canadian Cryo a whole-body cryotherapy chamber?

No. It is a localized system for a selected treatment area, designed for qualified medical and rehabilitation settings. There is no chamber: the footprint is the unit and a pressurized medical CO₂ cylinder.

How long does a localized cryotherapy treatment take?

The manual describes the treated area reaching approximately 2°C to 4°C in under 30 seconds. Total hands-on time depends on the protocol and area; the cycle is designed to fit inside an existing appointment rather than require its own.

Is financing available for a rehabilitation clinic?

Request pricing for the Canadian Cryo and ask which financing or lease-to-own structures apply in your market. The financing page explains how purchase, equipment loan and lease-to-own compare, and what a Pro 1 Laser quotation includes.

Is Canadian Cryo licensed in Canada?

Yes. Canadian Cryo is Health Canada licensed; the licence details are on the device page. Availability in other jurisdictions varies — ask for the current status in your market.

Who we supply

Recovery Equipment for Rehabilitation & Sports Medicine

Rehabilitation and sports-medicine clinics working with Laser Equipment Global add localized recovery modalities such as the Canadian Cryo localized CO₂ cryotherapy system — manufacturer-direct with Pro 1 Laser training, service, and support.

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What recovery equipment do rehabilitation and sports-medicine clinics add?

Rehabilitation and sports-medicine clinics add modalities that slot into existing treatment plans without new infrastructure. Canadian Cryo is a localized CO₂ cryotherapy system: medical CO₂ leaves the applicator at approximately -78°C and brings the treated area to approximately 2°C to 4°C in under 30 seconds, with real-time skin-temperature monitoring — a fast cycle built for tight appointment slots.

Service line	What it adds to the practice	Platform
Acute sports-injury cold therapy	A targeted modality for the documented intended use — acute sports injuries — added to the plan inside a short appointment slot; the revenue calculator bands it at $50–$150 per treatment as a labelled example.	Canadian Cryo
Rehabilitation and recovery treatment	Localized cryotherapy within qualified clinical rehabilitation workflows, alongside physiotherapy and manual therapy you already bill.	Canadian Cryo
Sports recovery	A repeatable, high-throughput service that pairs with existing recovery and sports-medicine programs rather than competing with them for room time.	Canadian Cryo

Platforms for a rehabilitation or sports-medicine clinic

Canadian Cryo — A focused recovery and rehabilitation platform built around rapid, localized CO₂ cooling rather than whole-body exposure. Canadian Cryo gives qualified medical providers a targeted cold-therapy option for acute sports-injury and rehabilitation workflows.

Why this platform set

A recovery clinic's constraint is the appointment slot, not the treatment menu. A modality earns its place if it fits into an existing plan, runs in minutes and does not need new rooms or plumbing. Canadian Cryo directs medical carbon dioxide to a selected area through a handheld applicator rather than cooling the whole body — no chamber, and no footprint beyond the unit and a pressurized cylinder.

Speed is the commercial case. The product manual describes the treated area reaching approximately 2°C to 4°C in under 30 seconds while an integrated sensor monitors skin-surface temperature in real time, which supports high-throughput scheduling: the modality can be added to a physiotherapy or sports-medicine visit without lengthening it. The documented intended use is acute sports injuries, with a therapeutic and rehabilitation clinical purpose.

The platform is quoted with training, service and support, the 18-month warranty and free standard shipping within Canada on a new device. Treatment is performed only by appropriately trained and qualified medical personnel in accordance with the device instructions, contraindications, warnings and local requirements.

How to evaluate a platform for a rehabilitation or sports-medicine clinic

Check fit with your current treatment plans. Where in an acute-injury or rehabilitation plan would a localized cold-therapy cycle sit? If the answer is 'most of them', the utilization case is made before the demonstration.
Time the cycle against your slots. Cooling the target area in under 30 seconds means the modality fits inside an existing appointment. Confirm total hands-on time, including setup, in a demonstration.
Model it as an add-on, not a new visit. Run the Canadian Cryo revenue calculator with your own add-on fee and daily patient count. An add-on billed on visits you already have is a different business from a new visit type.
Confirm who will operate it. Qualified medical and rehabilitation providers, per the device instructions. Training is included; decide which team members will be trained before the unit arrives.
Put supply, service and warranty in writing. Medical CO₂ cylinder supply, service response and the 18-month warranty belong in the written quotation, not the conversation.

What practices like yours weigh up

Whether a modality fits existing rehabilitation and recovery treatment plans
Per-treatment time, because recovery schedules run on tight appointment slots
Training for the clinical team who will operate the device
Service response and support, direct from the manufacturer group

Common questions from a rehabilitation or sports-medicine clinic

What is localized CO₂ cryotherapy?: A targeted cold-therapy modality that directs medical carbon dioxide to a selected treatment area through a handheld applicator, rather than cooling the whole body. Canadian Cryo's manual describes CO₂ leaving the applicator at approximately -78°C, with real-time skin-surface temperature monitoring during treatment.
Is Canadian Cryo a whole-body cryotherapy chamber?: No. It is a localized system for a selected treatment area, designed for qualified medical and rehabilitation settings. There is no chamber: the footprint is the unit and a pressurized medical CO₂ cylinder.
What is Canadian Cryo used for?: Its documented intended use is acute sports injuries, with a therapeutic and rehabilitation clinical purpose, used within qualified clinical rehabilitation workflows.
How long does a localized cryotherapy treatment take?: The manual describes the treated area reaching approximately 2°C to 4°C in under 30 seconds. Total hands-on time depends on the protocol and area; the cycle is designed to fit inside an existing appointment rather than require its own.
Is financing available for a rehabilitation clinic?: Request pricing for the Canadian Cryo and ask which financing or lease-to-own structures apply in your market. The financing page explains how purchase, equipment loan and lease-to-own compare, and what a Pro 1 Laser quotation includes.
Is Canadian Cryo licensed in Canada?: Yes. Canadian Cryo is Health Canada licensed; the licence details are on the device page. Availability in other jurisdictions varies — ask for the current status in your market.