Boost Oxygen Pocket Size Natural 3L Canister | Respiratory Support for Aerobic Recovery, Altitude, Performance & Health (2 Pack)

I picked this up mainly out of curiosity, but it has actually been pretty useful to have around. The cans are compact, lightweight, and easy to carry or store, which makes them convenient for travel or keeping in a bag. The bursts are clean and easy to control, and it’s simple to use whenever you want a quick refresh. It’s especially nice after physical activity or when you just want a quick boost. The packaging feels solid and the cans lasted longer than I expected with normal use. Overall it’s a simple product that does exactly what it’s supposed to do, and I’m glad I decided to try it.

For those with COPD problems or other problems leading to shortness of breath, there is no better way to handle the existing situation than to inhale as deep as possible a breath of Boost and hold it as long as possible before exhaling. Your recovery will come with exhaling, and repeating the process if need be. That’s quick relief! Money wise you’re better off buying the three pack (7.97/ea.) than the two pack (8.99/ea). The product comes in a pocket sized can with a properly positioned relief valve for easy release of the oxygen. A quality product of maximum value when one is gasping for air!

Not worth the price

It was a little expensive for the sizes you get, but it had a very nice scent and was relaxing!

Perfect. Because it's very small. I can easily slip it into a bag and have it with me exactly when I need it. The only it could be even better would be to have it even smaller. I can predict in advance when I will need it. So this convenience is very important.

I live at sea level and have a moderate fitness level. I took these with me on a hiking trip to Utah where the altitude ranged from 5,000 ft to 8,000 ft above sea level. I was so thankful for them as I was climbing at levels I’m not used to! Definitely helped with recovery. I would also carry a can and take periodic “hits” of oxygen as I was on steady inclines and my legs wanted to keep going but lungs didn’t. It was super easy to use on the move. The eucalyptus fragrance/flavor was invigorating and I have ordered some lavender cans to keep in my handbag for panic situations. I imagine it will be helpful when I can’t catch my breath in crowds.

I have COPD. I have a hard time taking a deep breath. Because of that I have a hard time taking a big enough breath to the release of the O2.

I use oxygen at night and sometimes need a little after exertion or while exercising. I carry one of these in my purse and find that it works well when I find myself gasping for air after doing things like getting in the car or going uphill. Usually 4-5 puffs is enough for recovery. I saw a video suggesting that each small cannister holds about 100 puffs.

Excelente producto, te sorprende un poco cuándo los ves por que el tamaño de la botella es muy pequeño, pero es super eficiente recomendado al 100 %

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