The product is a unique combination of wet and dry electrolysis cell designs, which enables a stable and high production rate of oxyhydrogen gas using low current. This feature allows extended and uninterrupted use without additional cooling or noise.

There are integrated safety features that control the electrolysis process, and the only consumable is distilled water. The product will automatically stop working if it detects any irregularities.

Most other devices on the market use proton exchange membranes (PEMs) to generate hydrogen for therapeutic use. The disadvantage of those types of devices are their reliance on the membrane that separates the hydrogen from the oxygen. Their production efficiency reduces when these membranes get blocked, and their replacement is often expensive and time consuming.

Some PEM devices combine the oxygen and the hydrogen to release them as a mixture, but this methodology does not guarantee a consistent proportion of the gases. If someone inhales too much oxygen, they are at risk of hyperoxia which is a form of toxicity that can adversely affect many people. Conversely, if someone inhales too much hydrogen, they are at risk of hypoxia, which is a form of oxygen deficiency that can cause chest pain and shortness of breath. Consistent proportions of oxygen and hydrogen are vitally important for the therapy to provide optimum therapeutic value consistently.

HydroVitality does not have a proton exchange membrane. Instead, the product produces a gas mixture consisting of 33% oxygen and 66% hydrogen every single time. Regardless if the device has been used for 1 hour or 500 hours, the proportion of oxygen and hydrogen is always the same. The presence of hydrogen in the gas mixture adds therapeutic value and prevents oxidative toxicity, whilst the presence of oxygen prevents hypoxia. What all of this means is that people can safely experience the benefits of both oxygen and hydrogen.