Diving, especially decompression diving, is a risky activity. The calculations provided by this tool are based on mathematical models and theoretical decompression algorithms. While they can help estimate decompression profiles, they do not guarantee prevention of decompression sickness (DCS) or other diving-related hazards.

Divers should always use a reliable dive computer to monitor actual dive conditions, follow established safety guidelines from recognized diving organizations, dive within their training and experience level, and plan for contingencies and emergency procedures.

No decompression model can fully eliminate risk. Proper dive planning, equipment redundancy, and conservative dive practices are essential for safer diving experiences. Use this tool as an informational aid, not a replacement for professional dive planning and real-time monitoring.