Restore Hyper Wellness and iCRYO both offer cryotherapy alongside other wellness services. Restore is worth a close look if you want a membership built around credits for its core therapies, with options that can also include IV drips. iCRYO is worth a look if you want to compare single visits, day passes, service packs, and monthly Lifestyle Passes. The best choice comes down to which services the nearby location actually has, how often you will use them, and the complete local price.
Before committing to either brand, search recovery studios near you on FlexologyGuide. You can compare the providers in your area, then check each studio’s own page for its current menu and offers.
Restore Hyper Wellness vs iCRYO at a glance
| What to compare | Restore Hyper Wellness | iCRYO |
|---|---|---|
| Shared service categories | Cryotherapy, red light therapy, infrared sauna, compression, and IV services | Cryotherapy, red light therapy, infrared sauna, compression, and IV services |
| Other offerings | Additional services may include skin health, assessments, and other options, depending on the studio | Additional services may include body sculpting, dry float, and other options, depending on the center |
| Monthly plan structure | Core Therapy credits; some plans allow specified combinations of Core Therapies and IV drips | Lifestyle Passes with stated monthly lifestyle-service allowances |
| Other ways to visit | Individual appointments and available packs or promotions | Single services, a three-service Day Pass, and service packs |
| Visiting other locations | Restore says eligible monthly Core Therapy and IV credits can be used at its other studios, subject to its terms | Ask the center how a particular pass or pack works at other locations |
| First visit | Check the local studio’s new-client offer and service eligibility | iCRYO describes a complimentary introductory tour; the tour is separate from the price of a service |
| Most useful comparison | Cost per service you would actually book, credit rules, and location convenience | Cost per service you would actually book, pass rules, and location convenience |
The brands’ Restore services and iCRYO services pages both caution, directly or through their location menus, that offerings can vary. Do not assume a service listed on a national website is available at the location near you.
What does Restore Hyper Wellness offer?
Restore lists cryotherapy, red light therapy, infrared sauna, and compression as Core Therapies. It also lists IV drip therapy, intramuscular shots, and additional wellness or skin-related services. Explore Restore’s service menu.
The membership structure is important if you plan to visit regularly. Restore currently describes:
- Level Up: credits that can be used as eight Core Therapies, two specified IV drips, or four Core Therapies plus one IV drip.
- Elevate: a larger credit allowance with listed combinations of Core Therapies and IV drips.
- Core: 31 Core Therapy credits for the month, which cannot be applied to an IV drip.
Restore says unused Level Up and Elevate credits expire 100 days after issuance, while unused Core membership credits expire at the end of the month. It also says monthly Core Therapy and IV credits can be used at other Restore studios, with exceptions and possible location-specific charges. Review the exact plan and terms before purchasing. See Restore’s current membership details.
This model makes the most sense to compare against your expected use. Eight available sessions are valuable only if you want those services, can book them, and will use the credits before they expire.
What does iCRYO offer?
iCRYO lists a range of services that can include whole-body cryotherapy, red light therapy, infrared sauna, compression, and IV drips. Some centers list additional offerings such as body sculpting or dry float. iCRYO explicitly says service availability varies by center, so open the page for the location you would visit. Browse iCRYO’s service categories.
Its new-guest guide describes several ways to pay:
- A single service for an occasional visit.
- A Day Pass covering three lifestyle services.
- Service packs for repeat visits.
- Monthly Lifestyle Passes for frequent visits.
The guide currently describes Basic as six lifestyle services per month, Premium as 16 per month, and Elite as daily lifestyle services. Ask your local center which treatments count toward a pass, whether appointments can be combined on one day, and what happens to unused visits. An IV service or body-sculpting appointment should not be assumed to count as a lifestyle service simply because the center offers it. Check iCRYO’s pass descriptions.
iCRYO also describes a complimentary tour for first-time guests. Confirm the price of any service you plan to receive during or after that visit; a free tour does not mean a free treatment.
Which is better for cryotherapy?
Neither brand wins nationally. Compare the specific cryotherapy experience available at nearby locations: the type of equipment, session length, preparation instructions, staff screening, first-visit price, and how much repeat visits cost. Ask whether a cryotherapy visit uses one membership credit or pass allowance.
Do not choose based on a promise that cryotherapy will cure a condition or guarantee faster recovery. The FDA notes that whole-body cryotherapy has a distinct set of risks and that its healing benefits are unconfirmed. If you have a health condition, take medication that may affect your response, or are unsure whether intense cold is appropriate for you, discuss the service with a qualified healthcare professional before booking.
For a broader view of providers beyond these chains, use the FlexologyGuide Recovery Studio Search and compare nearby options by the services they list.
Which is better for IV drips and other higher-cost services?
Start with the exact service, not the brand name. Restore explains which of its membership tiers can exchange credits for specified IV drips. iCRYO lists IV services but describes its Lifestyle Passes separately; ask the local center for the IV price and any applicable pass-holder discount. Review Restore’s credit combinations and iCRYO’s new-guest plan overview.
For any IV service, ask what it contains, who performs it, what screening or medical consultation is required, the full price including possible fees, and whether it is appropriate for you. A wellness service is not a substitute for diagnosis or treatment of an illness. Our guide to whether recovery studios provide medical or wellness services explains why the distinction matters.
Restore vs iCRYO pricing: calculate your real cost
Neither company provides one nationwide price that would accurately represent every local studio and service. Restore directs visitors to a local studio for membership prices, while iCRYO asks guests to contact a nearby center about pricing for single visits, passes, packs, and monthly plans. See Restore’s pricing guidance and iCRYO’s pricing FAQ.
Ask both nearby locations for the same example routine—such as four cryotherapy visits and two red light sessions in a month—and request a written or clearly itemized quote.
| Ask each location | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| What is the single-visit price for each service I want? | Establishes a baseline before evaluating a plan |
| What is the full recurring price after any introductory offer? | Shows your continuing cost |
| Which exact services use a credit or count toward a pass? | Similar-sounding plans may cover different appointments |
| Do unused visits carry over, and when do they expire? | Unused allowances reduce the plan’s value |
| Are IV visits, consultation fees, or add-ons charged separately? | Prevents an incomplete price comparison |
| Can I use the plan at other locations? | Matters if you travel or split time between neighborhoods |
| What are the minimum term, cancellation notice, and freeze rules? | Determines how easily you can change your routine |
| How far ahead must I book the services I want? | A plan is useful only when appointments are available |
Then divide the total amount you expect to pay by the number of services you will realistically use. Compare that figure with single-visit pricing. If you are trying a service for the first time, one appointment may be a more useful purchase than a high-volume plan.
How to find the right recovery studio near you
- Search recovery studios by location on FlexologyGuide. Note which providers are realistically close to home, work, or your usual route.
- Check each brand’s local page. Use the Restore studio finder and iCRYO location finder for current services, hours, and booking.
- Price the same routine at each studio. Include the services you want, your likely visit frequency, and all plan terms.
- Try one visit. Evaluate the explanation, screening, cleanliness, comfort, appointment availability, and whether you would return.
If you are still deciding what a recovery studio does, read What Is a Recovery Studio?. For a wider view of chains and service models, see our recovery studio brand comparison.
Frequently asked questions
Is Restore Hyper Wellness the same as iCRYO?
No. They are separate brands with overlapping service categories. Their menus, memberships, passes, credit rules, and local availability differ. Compare the nearby locations rather than assuming the national menus are identical.
Is a Restore membership required?
No. Restore says you can book an appointment without becoming a member. Ask the local studio for its single-service price and any introductory offer. See Restore’s membership FAQ.
Can I visit iCRYO without a monthly pass?
Yes. iCRYO describes single services, a Day Pass, and service packs in addition to monthly Lifestyle Passes. Check the current terms with your center. See iCRYO’s new-guest guide.
Can Restore credits be used at another studio?
Restore says monthly Core Therapy and IV credits can be used at its other locations, while some packs and promotions are limited to the purchasing studio. It also notes a California upcharge for certain visiting members’ IV appointments. Confirm the terms of the exact plan you buy. Read Restore’s membership FAQ.
Which recovery studio should I choose?
Choose the accessible studio that offers the specific services you want at a price and visit frequency that make sense for you. Begin with the FlexologyGuide Recovery Studio Search, then confirm the menu and terms with the location before booking.