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Inhalation fits when you want to create a fixed place and time for recovery.
Comparison
Hydrogen inhalation and hydrogen-rich water are two different ways to use molecular hydrogen. The difference is mainly about delivery format, practical routine, and how long the exposure lasts.
Format
One is a seated inhalation session with gas output and a nasal tube. The other is a drink where hydrogen content depends on preparation, container, and time.
Concentration and routine
Lita Air delivers a higher, controlled hydrogen concentration in one focused session. Hydrogen-rich water carries a lower concentration of dissolved hydrogen, but it is quicker to drink and can be taken at several points during the day instead of one seated session. The concentration in the water is highest right after it is made and drops over time — that is why it is best drunk within an hour, or kept cold in a well-sealed container.
The choice
For Lita Air, the strength is the clear inhalation routine: approx. 100 ml/min gas output, approx. 3-4% hydrogen concentration, and a recommended 15-60 minute session. Hydrogen water is a category of its own, but it should not be confused with an inhalation device.
Inhalation fits when you want to create a fixed place and time for recovery.
See Lita's hydrogen water dispenser if you specifically want to drink freshly generated hydrogen-rich water.
Look at flow, concentration, technology, water requirements, hygiene, support, and safety rather than isolated claims.
Molecular hydrogen studies use different methods. Results from one method should not be automatically transferred to another.
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Next step
Buy Lita Air with a 30-day return window, or book a calm trial session at our clinic in Stockholm first — the session fee is credited in full if you buy within 60 days.