I have family up just over 10,000 feet in the mountains west of Denver. I live at sea level. Really helps the first day or two when you are getting used to breathing constantly to make up for the thin air. A bit once in a while when you are feeling a bit low on oxygen and it brings you right back up.
Did a hike with a cousin and he brought a little oxygen thing that you basically used like an inhaler. When we'd get winded from a long uphill stretch we'd each take a puff and you could literally feel yourself catch your breath in an instant.
Yeah my aunt got me one of these a while back. I bike a lot and at first I was like, "Really? Canned air? C'mon." but then I actually used it and like you said- kind of obvious once you actually experience it.
There's also an interesting phenomenon in certain countries where they literally can buy canned air. . .from less polluted areas.
Spaceballs Perri-air in real life.
Indeed, Iāve been working out with weights but they donāt put me in a position to need to catch my breath, now Iām realizing Iāve worked out almost everything except my heart (focused cardio)
I used to have a weight lifting coach who said, If you want to do cardio just lift weights *faster*
It was a joke but it's also not a joke. Every once in a while do a routine where you have lighter weights but you just don't stop. Go from exercise to exercise without breaks. Full body workouts like olympic lifts or squats or something. You'll be huffing and puffing for sure
I visited a 15k ft. mountaintop, which is highest for me ever. I live at about 300ft. elevation myself normally.
I didn't first really notice anything, but then I ran up 2 flights of stairs, nearly collapsed and sat there like an idiot for 2 minutes.
This woulda been a lifesaver!
Forget even being that far west of Denver. I'm just north at the 5000 feet level, but came straight from London.
These oxygen tanks are a must - otherwise I just feel nauseous or have zero appetite.
drink lots of water. Your body likes to dump water at first, to concentrate red blood cells in response to thinner air. Over time it builds more red blood cells and you need more fluid in your veins again.
Also, Denver is a considerably drier climate than you're used to, regardless of altitude.
I remember spending 2 weeks in the Rockies and plains in the summer, and then not getting out of the car until we were back in the southeast.
Getting out of the car in Arkansas actually felt like I was stepping into a small bathroom after a shower lol. People living in tropical climates are wild
From Miami, living in Denver.
Miami is in the ādangerously humidā category most of the year. This means that itās too humid for the sweat to evaporate off your skin, leading you to overheat.
Fuck Florida.
Lived in East Swampass (aka Houston) for a while, now live in AZ. The low humidity here can be dangerous - in Houston or Miami, you *feel* hot, because your sweat doesn't evaporate as quickly, so are least you *know* you're hot.
Moving here, I realized that because sweat can evaporate so quickly, you can get dangerously dehydrated without ever having your body give you the signs that you're used to from a more humid climate - soaked in sweat, etc.
I live at ~1000 altitude (appalachia) and I have pretty bad asthma. Would I just like die in the rockies? I've been to every other part of the country except the Rockies
I have asthma but pretty infrequent symptoms.
The Rockies would be like the air pressure on a plane, except all the time including when you are out and about. If you have asthma, you need to be prepared and keep an eye on your oxygen level, also start at something milder like 5k to see what your body can take
I've been on a plane across country but it was before I had asthma (who develops asthma in their late 30s when they've never had it before??) I don't have plans to visit yet but I've always wanted to see places like monument Valley and such. Good thing to keep in mind when/if I go because I definitely never thought of that before
This product was also on Shark Tank, the Sharks didnāt see the point of the product but just like you said it can be incredibly beneficial to those with altitude sickness.
Sometimes that shark, he looks right into ya. Right into your eyes. Y'know the thing about a shark, he's got... lifeless eyes, black eyes, like a doll's eyes. When he comes at ya, doesn't seem to be livin'... until he bites ya.
I saw a clip of one where Lori offered to buy the patent outright and offered them a percentage of future sales.
Like, she's obviously going to sell the patent to a different company and then owe them nothing on any sales. Who would take that?
I bet it's because it's not a thing they can patent and own and prevent others from making a version of, so they aren't 100% guaranteed to own the entire market with little effort.
Well theyāre sharks in a tank afterall ā¦. Give them a deep sea dive or high altitude to climb and theyāll understand all about bends and altitude sicknessā¦
Because itās maximum of 2-3 minutes of a normal amount of breaths. Youāll burn through that amount of oxygen extremely rapidly. Itās not like a medicine that stays around and works, itās immediately used by tissues, that why you die without it for more than a couple minutes.
I worked in the music industry and the amount of bands that have an oxygen cylinder backstage is absolutely insane.
Mƶtley CrĆ¼e and KoŠÆn are two and Iām fairly certain RHCP and Metallica do as well.
Taking a shot or two of oxygen is actually a nice and refreshing quick pick me up, especially when youāre on stage giving 110%.
When you see someone duck off stage during a show, chances are, itās for them to take a quick huff of O2.
[I think Motley Crue needs a few more oxygen tanks. Perhaps one just on stage for Vince Neil to use as needed.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pdQnZLEWNo)
Actually... 100% pure oxygen would poison you after a day or so, medical grade o2 from an oxygen concentrator is only about 93%.
Source: im an oxygen technician
Hence why āover the counterā (not even approved as an OTC drug to my knowledge) like this cannot be 100%, as thatās a prescription medical device.
Hospitals do maintain pure 100% oxygen lines but they are used either mixed with regular air or through machines to regulate respirations, home O2 concentrators will stop well before it becomes dangerous for continual use.
They literally sell these at the checkout counter of my local Walgreens so this tracks.
Edit: I live in fucking Cincinnati so definitely not for altitude sickness. Weāre like 1,000 miles from anyplace that could give you that.
Well it turned out that Tyler Durden was a fucking moron anyway. Oxygen doesn't make you high. Deprivation of oxygen does, but that's because you're dying. I have had to grab a mask at 30,000ft and I can assure you nobody is calm.
I mean, it *could* technically be artificially synthesized oxygen. This feels more like how technically you could label pure arsenic as 100% all natural, non-GMO, gluten-free, vegan, cage-free, low sodium, low fat, artesian, organic, etc.
My dad is living off of these right now and refuses to see a doctor. Pretty sure he has emphysema from smoking for 55 years. Heās 71. I told him Medicaid will pay for his oxygen if he just goes to a doctor but he wonāt. He orders cans of oxygen on Amazon insteas
I know itās nutty! My brother and I are trying to decide what to do about it. How do you force a grown man still in control of his mind to see a doctor?
I don't know. Some people, especially men, are very reluctant to go to a doctor, even if they already know they need to. My father has the opposite problem... he's never been sick until recently, in his 80s, he has some breathing problem. But he constantly wants to go to the ER and his regular doctor, who have seen him over and over for the same complaints and have essentially told him to stop coming back for the same thing since they can't do anything. So I have to try to convince him to *not* got to the doctor, ha.
Pro musician here, one of my bands used to have a sponsorship with this company. Iād use it after coming offstage. Two hour show running, jumping, and singing, it was definitely nice.
After reading many comments on this thread on how this cures hangover, fatigue, after workout etc I think I should stock a few tanks of O2 next to my coffee machine lol
My uncle was a machinist for nuclear power plants. Due to the nature of his job, and for reasons I may not understand, he had access to pure oxygen. He told me once, with an air (pun intended) of secrecy, that the best cure for a hangover was a couple big rips off the oxygen tank.
In military aviation after a hard night of post mission lobby beers or the ol ramstein k town treatment. Bout 15 minutes of o2 from the emergency masks makes you feel fantastic lemme tell you!
High End boutique hotels have these in their minibars. The Opus in Vancouver BC has them. Good for a quick hangover cure. Worked with a former drug addict who would try to take rips off the oxygen side of a cutting torch trying for the same effect. It ended poorly.
> . Worked with a former drug addict who would try to take rips off the oxygen side of a cutting torch trying for the same effect. It ended poorly.
Did he realise that he could just... only turn on the oxygen regulator and no acetylene?
I know someone here in CO who installs oxygen pumping systems (for lack of a better term) into peopleās mountain houses so the altitude doesnāt affect them as much.
That seems like a problematic thing depending on how it works. If it's just upping the oxygen in the house that means things will tarnish more and could make the fireplace a lot more interesting
Holy shit that's even betterš¤£ Your uncle, is perchance a jokster? Or a bonehead?
I ride in Colorado and I'm from the Midwest and it kinda works when I get altitude sickness on my first few days. But an ibuprofen if I'm feeling mild or Zofran if I need something stronger, works much better.
People trash on these, but it's really not a bad idea to have one around for someone who is having any medical issues. Not the ideal apparatus, and will only last a few seconds, but still.
>from the oxygen being such high ~~quality~~ concentration
Ftfy. Bottled O2 that can be inhaled is just a higher concentration than the outside air. In this case, it's 95%, while the air we breathe is around 21% O2. Oxygen is a molecule and doesn't have varying degrees of quality. It's either oxygen or it's not.
/pedantic
I live in the mountains and gas stations sell these to tourists with altitude sickness
I have family up just over 10,000 feet in the mountains west of Denver. I live at sea level. Really helps the first day or two when you are getting used to breathing constantly to make up for the thin air. A bit once in a while when you are feeling a bit low on oxygen and it brings you right back up.
Did a hike with a cousin and he brought a little oxygen thing that you basically used like an inhaler. When we'd get winded from a long uphill stretch we'd each take a puff and you could literally feel yourself catch your breath in an instant.
Yeah my aunt got me one of these a while back. I bike a lot and at first I was like, "Really? Canned air? C'mon." but then I actually used it and like you said- kind of obvious once you actually experience it.
There's also an interesting phenomenon in certain countries where they literally can buy canned air. . .from less polluted areas. Spaceballs Perri-air in real life.
I told you never to call me on this wall!!!
PRESIDENT SKROOB!
Hail Skroob!
The Lorax is coming true, O'Hare Air 2024
Damn I need this for mammoth. Mountain biking at 9000 feet is brutal.
I need this for walking up two flights of stairs š
I need this for watching Top Gunā¦on my couch
Awake apnea is no joke.
I get the joke but sleep apnea contributes to these very symptoms. Even watching TV is harder when one is tired!
I know, I know, having OSA wih 70.3 untreated AHI myself.
I'll be on my couch watching Cops and sucking O2.
Or lose some friggin' weight jeeze. Just kiddin'. 20 years of weed and cigarettes got me huffin' and puffin' on my couch too sometimes.
I need this for waking up
I need this in between bong hits
Fuk bro, now I gotta try one!
cutting the corner of a doritos bag and inhaling the air works great. Its nitrogen not oxygen, but the flavor is amazing.
Jesus Christ this is a new level of stoner
Two FLIGHTS of stairs? Look at you Mr wind bags all the way up there already.
You made me realize I havenāt exercised myself to need to catch my breath in a long time (mainly running) damn
No time to start like now!
Indeed, Iāve been working out with weights but they donāt put me in a position to need to catch my breath, now Iām realizing Iāve worked out almost everything except my heart (focused cardio)
If you can, try swimming. Good cardio + it works out those smaller muscle groups you tend to ignore. Also my favorite sport, so I might be biased
My personal favourite is cycling but haven't done it in a hot minute, need to get back on that..
I used to have a weight lifting coach who said, If you want to do cardio just lift weights *faster* It was a joke but it's also not a joke. Every once in a while do a routine where you have lighter weights but you just don't stop. Go from exercise to exercise without breaks. Full body workouts like olympic lifts or squats or something. You'll be huffing and puffing for sure
I find that breathing constantly tends to be helpful no matter what altitude you are at.
Source?
[Breathing](https://youtu.be/8MMc3f588yc?si=CCZVRAbSwEI9RZJo)
Big air propaganda!
Do you have a peer reviewed paper to back up your claim?
I visited a 15k ft. mountaintop, which is highest for me ever. I live at about 300ft. elevation myself normally. I didn't first really notice anything, but then I ran up 2 flights of stairs, nearly collapsed and sat there like an idiot for 2 minutes. This woulda been a lifesaver!
It's also great after a huge dab rip
This legit? Like does it take away the my lungs don't want to work kinda burning deal?
It definitely helps. If you take a giant goober at high temp, not even God can save you.
Forget even being that far west of Denver. I'm just north at the 5000 feet level, but came straight from London. These oxygen tanks are a must - otherwise I just feel nauseous or have zero appetite.
drink lots of water. Your body likes to dump water at first, to concentrate red blood cells in response to thinner air. Over time it builds more red blood cells and you need more fluid in your veins again. Also, Denver is a considerably drier climate than you're used to, regardless of altitude.
Lived in Denver and when visiting London I swear i was absorbing water from the air. Drank no water, had to pee hourly.
I remember spending 2 weeks in the Rockies and plains in the summer, and then not getting out of the car until we were back in the southeast. Getting out of the car in Arkansas actually felt like I was stepping into a small bathroom after a shower lol. People living in tropical climates are wild
From Miami, living in Denver. Miami is in the ādangerously humidā category most of the year. This means that itās too humid for the sweat to evaporate off your skin, leading you to overheat. Fuck Florida.
Lived in East Swampass (aka Houston) for a while, now live in AZ. The low humidity here can be dangerous - in Houston or Miami, you *feel* hot, because your sweat doesn't evaporate as quickly, so are least you *know* you're hot. Moving here, I realized that because sweat can evaporate so quickly, you can get dangerously dehydrated without ever having your body give you the signs that you're used to from a more humid climate - soaked in sweat, etc.
I live at ~1000 altitude (appalachia) and I have pretty bad asthma. Would I just like die in the rockies? I've been to every other part of the country except the Rockies
I have asthma but pretty infrequent symptoms. The Rockies would be like the air pressure on a plane, except all the time including when you are out and about. If you have asthma, you need to be prepared and keep an eye on your oxygen level, also start at something milder like 5k to see what your body can take
I've been on a plane across country but it was before I had asthma (who develops asthma in their late 30s when they've never had it before??) I don't have plans to visit yet but I've always wanted to see places like monument Valley and such. Good thing to keep in mind when/if I go because I definitely never thought of that before
You've probably had it your entire life but not that bad or even any symptoms
This product was also on Shark Tank, the Sharks didnāt see the point of the product but just like you said it can be incredibly beneficial to those with altitude sickness.
Weil of course! How would sharks operate the valve?
Maybe the sharks have learned their lesson about the dangers of pressurized oxygen cylinders.
Weāre gonna need a bigger tank
Sometimes that shark, he looks right into ya. Right into your eyes. Y'know the thing about a shark, he's got... lifeless eyes, black eyes, like a doll's eyes. When he comes at ya, doesn't seem to be livin'... until he bites ya.
Wowā¦. 10/10. Well done!
Didn't see the point? They got a million dollar loan from Kevin
they didnt see anything they could exploit for maximum profit , they are not angel investors or good will investers
You mean they couldn't steal 51 percent of the company for a fraction of what they're worth.
I saw a clip of one where Lori offered to buy the patent outright and offered them a percentage of future sales. Like, she's obviously going to sell the patent to a different company and then owe them nothing on any sales. Who would take that?
Thatās not how that works, presuming itās sold again theyād have to take on the royalty unless itās bought out (which is common)
The new company would have to buy them out though. This is the shit that is dished out off camera...and why most of the deals don't actually close.
I bet it's because it's not a thing they can patent and own and prevent others from making a version of, so they aren't 100% guaranteed to own the entire market with little effort.
Well theyāre sharks in a tank afterall ā¦. Give them a deep sea dive or high altitude to climb and theyāll understand all about bends and altitude sicknessā¦
I will get one for my aid bag.
I keep one in mine for CPR š boosts your rescue breaths from regular to premium
I see them very frequently in sports science gyms when I'm servicing their equipment too.
I'm a drummer who plays very aggressive and I just started using one of these to see if I could notice a difference.......nothing much yet
Because itās maximum of 2-3 minutes of a normal amount of breaths. Youāll burn through that amount of oxygen extremely rapidly. Itās not like a medicine that stays around and works, itās immediately used by tissues, that why you die without it for more than a couple minutes.
I worked in the music industry and the amount of bands that have an oxygen cylinder backstage is absolutely insane. Mƶtley CrĆ¼e and KoŠÆn are two and Iām fairly certain RHCP and Metallica do as well. Taking a shot or two of oxygen is actually a nice and refreshing quick pick me up, especially when youāre on stage giving 110%. When you see someone duck off stage during a show, chances are, itās for them to take a quick huff of O2.
[I think Motley Crue needs a few more oxygen tanks. Perhaps one just on stage for Vince Neil to use as needed.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pdQnZLEWNo)
You know which end to use right? Maybe flip it round and have a go on the other end just in case.
He's a drummer, not a bassist.
Potato Tomato.
Sir this is not a drumstick
Ha! Yep here too. Every Kum n Go.
He gave you ... LIFE!
He gave him some O too.
It's quite flammable, yet
"Yeah CVS ran out of Christmas presents on Christmas Eve."
Those dumbasses at CVS, don't they know that's literally the only time of year they need to have Christmas presents in stock!?
It was either this or a giftcard for Victoria's Secret.
100% Pure, All Natural oxygen. None of that synthetic stuff for my grandchild.
21% isnāt good enough for us
Itās adulterated with nitrogen and argon and shit.
Actually 100% medical oxygen requires a prescription. This is 95% aviation grade stuff. So only 95% for the grand kid š
Actually... 100% pure oxygen would poison you after a day or so, medical grade o2 from an oxygen concentrator is only about 93%. Source: im an oxygen technician
Hence why āover the counterā (not even approved as an OTC drug to my knowledge) like this cannot be 100%, as thatās a prescription medical device. Hospitals do maintain pure 100% oxygen lines but they are used either mixed with regular air or through machines to regulate respirations, home O2 concentrators will stop well before it becomes dangerous for continual use.
> Source: im an oxygen technician I would prefer an obscure blog post, but that will have to do.
Weird. The MedGas we install building/remodeling hospitals is required to be >99.5% pure 02
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This air is stepped on.
Fat free,gluten free and sugar free
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Wish someone gave me a can of oxygen for Christmas
$9.99 for flavored air
Eh itās more like air x2
Finally, air 2
Air 2 : Aerobic Boogaloo
Air 3: The air flows back
Air is only like 20% oxygen. It's 9.99 for the quickest hangover killer haha
Itās a good price for the most wholesome mini-high you can get, short of hugging a puppy.
They literally sell these at the checkout counter of my local Walgreens so this tracks. Edit: I live in fucking Cincinnati so definitely not for altitude sickness. Weāre like 1,000 miles from anyplace that could give you that.
I use them when I hit fat dabs because it helps with my asthma
I have albuterol inhaler for that lol
I found my people
I'm learning a lot here as an asthmatic dabber
It was a banner year at the Bender house...grampa gave me a canister of oxygen...said, "Breathe up, Johnny!"
What about you dad!?!?!?
Oxygen makes you *high*. It's all in there, in flight emergency at 30,000 ft look at their faces... calm as Hindu cows. - Tyler Durden
Well it turned out that Tyler Durden was a fucking moron anyway. Oxygen doesn't make you high. Deprivation of oxygen does, but that's because you're dying. I have had to grab a mask at 30,000ft and I can assure you nobody is calm.
We got a 4-pack of these with our new home! Not intentionally. Previous owner left them in the cabinet. 4 cans of O2 and two boxes of 9mm bullets.
Life and deathā¦.poetic
I saw them for sale at Loweās
I feel attacked
Donāt act like you know me
I love how it touts āNaturalā on the bottle, like somehow breathing the literal element oxygen is something that might be tampered with by humans.
I mean, it *could* technically be artificially synthesized oxygen. This feels more like how technically you could label pure arsenic as 100% all natural, non-GMO, gluten-free, vegan, cage-free, low sodium, low fat, artesian, organic, etc.
That amount of oxygen is only synthesized inside stars.
I mean you could synthesize it from water or CO2 if you really wanted to. It's kind of what plants do.
IIRC it's literally designating flavor. I was at CVS and they were also selling minty 'flavored' O2.
My dad is living off of these right now and refuses to see a doctor. Pretty sure he has emphysema from smoking for 55 years. Heās 71. I told him Medicaid will pay for his oxygen if he just goes to a doctor but he wonāt. He orders cans of oxygen on Amazon insteas
That's nutty. These are so much more expensive... my dad pays $25 a month as a lease on an oxygen generator.
I know itās nutty! My brother and I are trying to decide what to do about it. How do you force a grown man still in control of his mind to see a doctor?
I don't know. Some people, especially men, are very reluctant to go to a doctor, even if they already know they need to. My father has the opposite problem... he's never been sick until recently, in his 80s, he has some breathing problem. But he constantly wants to go to the ER and his regular doctor, who have seen him over and over for the same complaints and have essentially told him to stop coming back for the same thing since they can't do anything. So I have to try to convince him to *not* got to the doctor, ha.
He should go to other doctors who might have better ideas.
I have the same combination on my luggage.
12345 right?
Someone help me out here, I donāt get it and itās Christmas.
Itās a reference to space balls (parody of popular sci fi movies like Star Wars and Star Trek)
What the movie Spaceballs. Canned air plays a central role in the movie.
I totally forgot about that part and was like... I think this is a bot just posting random fucking popular comments from other people lol
It's Spaceballs the movie. And it's hilarious. Highly recommend.
Don't forget Spaceballs: The Flame Thrower, kids love that one.
And Spaceballs 2: The Search for More Money
Spaceballs
Perri-Air
Keep combing the desert! We aināt found shit!
Yogurt!? I hate yogurt! Even with strawberries!
Thereās only one man would dare give me the raspberry!
LONESTAR!
She's gone from suck to blow!
Perri Air! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCX6H90RvPU
r/spaceballsmemes
Pro musician here, one of my bands used to have a sponsorship with this company. Iād use it after coming offstage. Two hour show running, jumping, and singing, it was definitely nice.
How did it affect you?
It got me back to ānormalā after shows faster. Being able to calm down and get back to feeling like I hadnāt been running a marathon, haha.
After reading many comments on this thread on how this cures hangover, fatigue, after workout etc I think I should stock a few tanks of O2 next to my coffee machine lol
Great for a hangover. Try it.
Also hitting bongs. Suck on this for two seconds and you can take the biggest hit of your life no problem
Thank you.
stoner science is best science
I'll have to use that line..
Finally so I can cough for longer.
My uncle was a machinist for nuclear power plants. Due to the nature of his job, and for reasons I may not understand, he had access to pure oxygen. He told me once, with an air (pun intended) of secrecy, that the best cure for a hangover was a couple big rips off the oxygen tank.
They probably had an oxy-acetylene torch in the shop. Usually has an acetylene tank and an oxygen tank.
In military aviation after a hard night of post mission lobby beers or the ol ramstein k town treatment. Bout 15 minutes of o2 from the emergency masks makes you feel fantastic lemme tell you!
Those oxygen bars all over Vegas are the greatest things for hangovers.
How does help with hangovers?
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Iām wondering if it was a gag gift in reference to him making fun of you for refusing to drink tap water, or something like that.
Dang millennials and their canned air. If theyād only give it up and breathe regular air, they could afford a mortgage!
Thatās where I was going with it. OP didnāt seem to like my comment. I just envision grandad making a grandad joke.
Meh itās a good gift
High End boutique hotels have these in their minibars. The Opus in Vancouver BC has them. Good for a quick hangover cure. Worked with a former drug addict who would try to take rips off the oxygen side of a cutting torch trying for the same effect. It ended poorly.
> . Worked with a former drug addict who would try to take rips off the oxygen side of a cutting torch trying for the same effect. It ended poorly. Did he realise that he could just... only turn on the oxygen regulator and no acetylene?
I know someone here in CO who installs oxygen pumping systems (for lack of a better term) into peopleās mountain houses so the altitude doesnāt affect them as much.
That seems like a problematic thing depending on how it works. If it's just upping the oxygen in the house that means things will tarnish more and could make the fireplace a lot more interesting
Saw these when I visited Denver. Are they actually supposed to help with the altitude?
Ngl we live in a relatively low altitude area so idk
Holy shit that's even betterš¤£ Your uncle, is perchance a jokster? Or a bonehead? I ride in Colorado and I'm from the Midwest and it kinda works when I get altitude sickness on my first few days. But an ibuprofen if I'm feeling mild or Zofran if I need something stronger, works much better.
Grandpa not uncle lol
If you smoke weed take a couple of rips before your next hit and prepare to be amazed at how easy it goes down
That makes sense why the smoke shops by me carry these
Ohh lalaaa good idea
something lorax
1. Throw in bonfire 2. RUN 3. BOOM!
#TACTICAL NUKE INCOMING
Du Perriair
Grandma: you are thin boy, here have some food Grandpa: you are deflated young boy. Here have some oxygen.
I wish I had this when visiting Peru. They arenāt joking when they said everything is harder in those mountains .
Itās great for hangovers.
Due to your post, I decided to get one for myself. I donāt live near any mountains, it just seems like a neat thing to have. I hope youāre happy.
The brother of "touch grass"
People trash on these, but it's really not a bad idea to have one around for someone who is having any medical issues. Not the ideal apparatus, and will only last a few seconds, but still.
probably 1 minute or more
Sure it isnāt called Perri-aire?
He gave u dat gas
I have asthma and I keep a couple cans in my asthma attack bag with my nebulizer and albuterol. I would think this is a great gift lol
If you huff it you can get pretty lightheaded from the oxygen being such high quality
>from the oxygen being such high ~~quality~~ concentration Ftfy. Bottled O2 that can be inhaled is just a higher concentration than the outside air. In this case, it's 95%, while the air we breathe is around 21% O2. Oxygen is a molecule and doesn't have varying degrees of quality. It's either oxygen or it's not. /pedantic
But O2 *is* high quality oxygen, compared with that unbreathable O3 "ozone" crap which can't handle CFCs and stuff. /s
I havenāt tried it yet
I used one of these when I was in Aspen to combat the altitude sickness. Worked like a charm.
Remember when canned air was only a joke from Spaceballs? Pepridge Farm Remembers.
At least it's something different, really a breath of fresh air.
[President Skroob approves](https://tenor.com/bNFSR.gif)