Bullsh*t Product - Boost Oxygen (Supplemental O2 in a Can)
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- The manufacturer claims that this is great for sports performance, health and wellness, and recovering from a hangover. And it really is great! (For wasting your money and making you look naff in public.) Don't believe me, observe this commercial.
For more, check out my blog post: s.co.tt/2015/10...
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(This video would probably apply equally well to products from Vitality Air, Oxygen Plus, Oxygen4Energy and others. I haven't tried their products, so if you have any more information on those guys please let me know in the comments.)
Used it on a hike in Vail Colorado at 11k feet. I’m from a place that’s -13 feet below sea level. On the hike I got my heart rate up to 170 bpm, then took a hit of this and it dropped within a few seconds to 145. Got it back up to 170 and tried only deep breaths of outside air. After a minute it only dropped to 160, so I’d say it works.
Imagine finding out the auction level of the can is exactly the same as normal air. I actually tested it.
Yeah I do jiu jitsu and it actually helped me last longer. I liked it.
So what you are saying is that if you go to an elevation where oxygen is thin and breathe a can of oxygen you are no longer putting stress on your lungs and therfore your heart? No way! Dude unless you are at an elevation like that which most people aren't, this product is useless and people with asthma already have inhalers so this isn't even a solution to that. It's very niche and in the majority of cases completely useless. They are targeting this towards average everyday people who usually stay in their comfort zone, they won't need this product. It's mainly people who hike, who will ever need this
@@azzy9293 Um exactly. I was on a hike. It helped considerably... I don't think it's marketed as a normal health product... At least not by the company.
@@ApexPredatorOutdoors the advertisements they show are normal people doing normal things like leisurely riding a bike, if you have trouble getting oxygen into your system while doing that then you should probably go visit a doctor, all I'm saying is the ad needs to reflect it's qualities, it's main quality being that if you are hiking and need oxygen it's there, if you are in serious need of oxygen then you should buy one of those big canisters and something to carry it in, you'll get more oxygen and won't constantly have to buy itty bitty ones and hope you don't run out before your next trip to the store. Look it has its place I'll give you that, it's just not being marketed in the way that it should
People like me who smoked most of their life, this puts you temporarily into the real world of oxygen breathers. There is a use for it.
Lol
@@christianm6198 Rx required
People who have smoked most of their lives and have hypoxemia need supplemental oxygen 24/7. They are not "temporarily" afforded the ability to take a shot of oxygen to keep them alive. If you were underwater, would you temporarily need supplemental oxygen? Think Marc, think.
Yeah, I slowed my smoking down a lot, so the placebo effect is working in a different way
@@thinkbeforyouvote It isn't for the people that need 24/7 O2. I smoked for almost 40 years and have COPD with emphysema and chronic bronchitis but not to the point of needing O2 prescribed. The conditions I have from smoking mean that my body doesn't absorb O2 as easily as others so using this as a supplement once in a while helps. It does give me a bit more energy along with clearing my head a bit and makes me feel generally better. If you don't like it don't buy it. It really is just that simple.
This product works great. I use the suppository version of it.
*Massively overpriced, non-regulated supplement that won't HARM nor KILL anyone, it's a perfect business model! Even better than the "hydrogen infused" water hucksters!*
This product works excellent for high altitudes. I snowmobiled the Rockies last year and really struggled to get the machine unstuck from deep snow if I got caught. You can only heave the machine a few times before you are out of breath...and it takes a while to get your breath back at such high altitude. I used a boost to help me and honestly, it worked awesome. So maybe some of the other claims are bogus...but this product is awesome for high altitude.
for how many minutes did you used it? I would like to buy one
@@redjett7269 200 hundred breaths for large 100 for medium and 40 breaths for small
@@redjett7269 You don't sit and breath it like you would prescribed O2. It's merely a supplemental shot of oxygen to help out.
Precisely! If your oxygen levels are low, this will give you a "boost".
This oxygen is for people that actually do shit. Like sports at high altitudes.
Andrew Smith or swimming
No athlete is going to pay that much for a device that gives you 30 seconds of breathe time.
@@ksb2112 where did you get 30 seconds? Smh the internet
I would like to give you more credence. You may even be right. But your arrogant presentation seems to only cover the fact that you conducted absolutely no tests on the product. Weak. Basically your review is based on zero testing whether or not the Oxygen Boost works for high altitude exercise. Your argument is riddled with fallacies. 1) you compare the smaller can to a larger medical oxygen canister. Boost Oxygen does not claim to be a replacement for medical oxygen. No one is going to carry the large medical canister into the mountains. 2) You do not specifically identify backpackers' and bikers' claims who say this works at high altitude. 3) you base a significant portion of your argument on the fact that you can purchase O2 cheaper if you buy it in bulk. That is like saying buying 12oz bottles of water is stupid (and therefore ineffective) when you can purchase a 5 gal bottle of water for cheaper based on a unit to dollar ration. Such an attack only trivializes the rest of your condescending tirade. Maybe if you actually put it to the test rather than spent the entire clip acting so superior - again based on zero evidence - you wouldn't have nearly 50% thumbs down. As i said, you may be correct, but your entire delivery and your refusal to conduct any investigation on your own trivializes your argument. And your "OJ Simpson the gloves don't fit " demonstration was laughable. The most scientific test you conducted was pushing the trigger and asking "How pathetic does that sound?" you did more harm for your argument than good. Though everything you concluded may be right, the review was bullsh*t.
When he compares the weight of the larger cannister, the weight is because to contain 2,000 psi it must be structurally sound. Now what he doesn't mention is the 21% O2 in the smaller bottle. I am 66 and had removed asbestos in large quantities therefore as a runner who has ran in the low 2:20's barely missing the 1980 trials realize the importance of Oxygen. Using an Oxygen Saturation Device won't show a higher rate because the smaller higher concentration of Oxygen will be metabolized and be expelled as CO2. He is correct however on the mouth and nose piece being more efficient. If you remember blood doping was when athletes withdrew blood, froze it, then re-injected it thereby increasing the volume and oxygen carrying capacity. The small amounts of Oxygen of higher concentratiins have their place by helping pulmonary impaired patients.
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Scott, we invite you to read all of the positive reviews of our product on Amazon. Our product is intended for athletes, seniors and those at high altitude who need supplemental oxygen. The air we breathe is only 21% oxygen - our canisters contain 95% pure aviator's oxygen (the same you breathe in an airplane). It's unfortunate that you don't like our product, but we have thousands of other satisfied customers who continue to use our product regularly to help with shortness of breath and altitude sickness.
I would like to show someone at Boost the resorators i make and my ideas.
he is an idiot who is only looking to put the product in a bad position just because he cant see the actual gains from it . many people are willing to spend the money as long as they feel it working. lets show them facts i will test it myself! send me this product and i will proof him wrong .. i felt his negative energy and ignorance from the start of the vid.
Make it cheaper. Way too expensive.
This stuff has been incredible for me during the fires here in California. It’s thanks to your product that I’m even able to function.
@@angelaavalon Thank you!!! :)
You lose all credibility when you start with the "stupid can" or the "bullshit metal can" comments.
thank you i immediately felt ripped off but i wanted to give it a try so i went against my better judgement
Your video is completely misleading. You are twisting the intended use of the product to be something it's not, and comparing it to daily supplimental sustained oxygen feeds. This is a proverbial apples to oranges comparison. The product is for temporary single boost use during high altitude physical exertion. It's not ment for sustained oxygen feed like the large tank. It's mearly a boost of of oxygen when in high altitude where oxygen levels are lower; therfore your red blood cells are not carrying the normal amount of oxygen through your body, and hits of oxygen can be helpful for a short period of time.
So air has 21% oxygen, just breath 5 times air for free and you will get more oxygen than breathing 1 time from the can
You dumbfuck
This why this can exists, people like you. Lol.
I’m not shure this is how it works😂
How to make yourself look like a clown 101
Absolutely!!
The saying "We are all idiots, only on different subjects" applies here.
Hi Scott- this is Rob Neuner from Boost Oxygen. Surprised at the video obviously- we try very hard to provide a value-added product. You make some valid points- if you're fully oxygenated- your body will just reject extra oxygen- we tell this to people all the time. But if you're deficient- from altitude, from drinking alcohol, from over-exertion, it really does help. We've helped countless people- and are proud of our work and our product. The one thing I would like to ask you to do, is to remove that clip of the woman in the beginning inhaling a gas from a keyboard duster. This type of use has killed young people and we don't want to be associated or even remotely compared to this, we hope you can understand. I'm more than happy to answer any other questions you have with our product. Appreciate it- best, Rob
great product...
+Rob Neuner I agree with you. i saw that episode of Intervention. I had no idea inhaling computer duster "air" was dangerous. that is why i am glad i found your product. now i just need to find out where i can buy it. it is expensive to get a tank and have it filled at a welding shop, which is what you have to do if your doctor will not write you a script.
+Rob Neuner
Hey Rob! Great Product. Thanks for making the Boost 02. I use it occasionally and love it. I found it on Sporty's Website and order it from there. If pilots use your products for their needs at altitude and find it helpful, then this guy Scott doesn't know what he is talking about. Anyway keep up the good work at Boost Oxygen.
+Elaine Moore You can order Boost from our website ( www.BoostOxygen.com ) or it's available at retailers. Sports Authority carries it nationwide. Where do you live?
+Fabio Di Pelino Thank you, Fabio!
Haha before I even clicked play the first thing that came to mind was President Scrooge huffing cans of air! Subbed.
I have used Boost very successfully.And yes, people who climb Mt. Everest never listen to TH-cam!!😂😂😂
You don't need Ibuprofen when you're healthy. You don't need oxygen in a can if you're healthy, but it's life saving during asthma attack, allergies, etc.
im not using it as a constant flow of oxygen. im not saying that at all. But being depleted of oxygen slowly over months then getting some back is a lifesaver to me. its amazing and the company is amazing for donating 5 cases to me for folks down here affected by the gas leak. Real people getting real help and real results from this product. thats no bullsh1t to me.
Hey I live in Porter Ranch and I find your comment extremely misleading and dangerous. The types of gas masks issued to us had filters and were air tight. we had to go through mask fit class to be able to use the damn things. This stupid air in a can gimmick WILL NOT help us with gas leaks. Simple test, put the can underwater, letting the bottom part of the "patented breathing device" under the water and breathe deep. If you get water in your mouth or nose, it means you will get gas in your lungs. This is just a stupid pet rock product. DO NOT USE for fires or gas leaks!!!
Everything you said was rational. Not sure why people disliked the video so much.
The weight is heavier in the larger cannister to be structurally sound to contain 2,000 psi, not 700ml of O2@21%. Secondly an O2 Saturation won't read higher because the Oxygen is used and converted to CO2 and heat. This supplimental Oxygen is best used for pulminary impaired patients.
@@THEJMILLSBAND Well said.
You clearly aren’t in the medical field in any type of way
But he sure looks like a know- it- all dick.
This has been a godsend during these fires here in California. They helped me in 2018 and helped me this year too. I happened to have one of these on hand during an emergency when my mother’s prescription oxygen machine stopped working, and the boost oxygen was able to tide her over until we got her machine working.
LOL cool story bro!
Placebo effect, can cost them 0.5$ and oxygen cost them 0.05$ total 0.55$ and they sell it 10$
I went to my urgent care with a very hard time breathing. I felt like I was drowning in my lungs (and I previously had Lemierre's Syndrome, which almost destroyed my left lung and made it necessary to have a very painful left lung thoracotomy). So I got into triage, and my BPM is 115 or so and my SPO2 was 93 (100 is normal I was told, but if u are at least 95, ur ok), so somewhat low, but not in any true danger of dying, so they put in a waiting room. And I know being a nurse is a very difficult job, and I didn't want to upset them, but I kept telling them I feel like I'm drowning and would appreciate some oxygen to see if it helps. They said no, every single time I asked. They made it seems like I was a junkie in there to ask for opiates. I never felt so poorly treated at an urgent care in my entire life. If my 02 was like a 97, and I never had lung surgery in my life, I would kinda understand their point, but that wasn't the case. So I got this can for emergencies. Pray it works!
+Falucka For what it's worth, I would have given you oxygen in that case.
Look, they're not crazy: Generally speaking any SpO2 reading above 90% means you're pretty much fine as far as that goes, however everyone's body is different and sensors have been known to be miscalibrated. So perhaps 93% is problematically low for your body, or their equipment was giving an incorrect reading. Besides that, giving a patient a desired medication can have an emotionally palliative effect, and therefore could be worth the risk (and the risk of administering O2 is usually quite low in medical patients).
As this relates to Boost: There are two common ways of administering O2 in a healthcare setting: A non-rebreather mask and a nasal cannula. The first is generally supplied with oxygen flowing at 12-15 liters per minute (LPM) and will deliver 60% - 90% O2, with the latter generally at 3-6 LPM, delivering 32% - 44% O2. Keep in mind that the large Boost O2 can contains 6L of oxygen. If it could put out those flow rates and be hooked up to those devices, the can would last somewhere between 24 seconds and 2 minutes.
I'm not trying to poop on your parade, but while Boost may have a calming and therefore useful placebo effect, it does not deliver what would be considered a medically therapeutic amount of oxygen. And if you do have a medical condition that requires supplemental oxygen from time to time, don't rely on a can of Boost. It may give you a false sense of security, which as far as I'm concerned is the biggest risk.
Well, that and the few people that have reported buying Boost O2 in case of a house fire.
And the ol' disclaimer: I'm not a doctor. The only medically related opinion I can possibly give to you is that you seek an opinion from a different doctor than the one at the urgent care.
Scott - please keep in mind that Boost Oxygen is NOT to be used for medical conditions. So all of your comparisons to flow and medical needs are irrelevant. We offer portable and convenient 95% pure oxygen for people who need it - we don't expect anyone to buy it, or use it, that doesn't feel like they will benefit. We are proud to receive all of the positive feedback we do from people who actually use it in situations where it has been helpful to them.
@@BoostOxygen as are peddlers of all homeopathy lol
@@Azmodon I have tried homeopathy too 😂. I still want to believe in it even though it’s never worked for me. That’s because I have spent 150 on a remedy kit 😂
This guy has obviously never spent time inhaling the air at casinos, you’d leave looking for your own oxygen supply to take home I promise you , that shit keeps you ALIVE.. til u leave lol
Not everyone can get prescription for oxygen. We have fires here on the entire west coast-and it would be nice to have fresh air. But it’s cool to just attack anyone online.
Why are you trying to conflate him presenting sound scientific/medical facts with attacking anyone online? Not everyone can get a script because you have to qualify. 88% on room air during a ambulating pulse ox test. If you qualified for that, you wouldn't use this. Duh....
@@thinkbeforyouvote Cause he's wrong?
@@aleksrozum1594 you think he's wrong, please provide citations. .. wait, you think he's wrong and that means he's attacking... so you're attacking beforeyouvote because you think he's wrong right, this is how this works now?
It’s like taking Viagra when you’re 35. You may not ‘need’ it. But as athlete, using it occasionally for enhancement as needed is great as well as the other occasional uses mentioned.
A can lasts so long with sporadic use cost is no issue. Most of these criticisms are what is actually bullshit, and my comment addresses only one of them.
Bro, you're officially my favorite reviewer subscribed
I work at a grocery store in a mountain town at 8,900ft. I see people buy this constantly and wonder if it's actually helping them acclimate or not. I spoke to a man who worked at the local hospital and he was strongly against this product because he's had patients that have struggled with needing oxygen. He mentioned that it would just be giving them temporary relief. So I don't know, now I'm leaning more towards the product being a scam considering how much oxygen per liter was in that steel canister.
This really shouldn’t be relied on if you need consistent medical grade oxygen. It’s for temporary relief or for minor issues where the effects may last longer.
Yea it’ll work if your actually moving around or out of breath cant just sit there and inhale
@@FoundingTH-camr-2005 It helps you get your breath back faster if you are out of breath. If you don't want it don't buy it but you shouldn't be giving out medical advice from a doctor that probably has needed an extra boost of O2.
Damn u fine I would go in no glove
@@inkedhooliganinked6235 Then you are part of the problem of fatherless children in America right now. How about instead you use a "glove" on whoever you "go in" and save the black community.
@@inkedhooliganinked6235 I would also note your lack of respect for her. Did your mama teach you to talk to women like that?
I’ve used it in my plane at 10k feet. A puff here and there helps keep you alert and awake. It may be a placebo but it’s nice to carry on those high up cross countries
that's definitely placebo, bc the air inside an airplane is about as concentrated with oxygen as the cannister. unless you're like skydiving or something now that's different.
@@remy7663 What
@@remy7663 No it’s not. The air is pressurized but the quantity of oxygen as a percentage remains the same.
I live in Arizona low altitude and I need something portable when I get to Flagstaff Arizona or higher... People swear by this stuff while they are in high altitude it's not 100% but it gives you something back I feel like I have an elephant sitting on my chest when I get to Flagstaff..
Nit-Picker!! Food cost more at a "convenience store" because its convenient. Small can is convenient so it proportionally cost more. If this is the best Scott has to offer, I won't bother watching his video's.
Not so fun fact, I had an anxiety attack out of no where. But during the attack my O2 percentage dropped to around 73%. It was like I was breathing but it wasn’t satisfying the need to breathe. It’s not like asthma but still scary
This actually helps hang overs I know I'm a certified alcoholic.
Some people who lived near sea level or in valleys most of their lives are used to higher air pressure so can get sick at higher altitudes without actually going as far as climbing a tall mountain, or they may have breathing problems when the air pressure drops, or drops quickly during weather changes or storms. People who live at higher altitudes or even entire states that are a higher elevation are used to lower air pressure, so can go higher on a mountain, & suffer no breathing problems if the weather causes the air pressure to drop quickly.
But to pack a can or 2 of these to climb a mountain & endure altitude sickness is a very bad idea. They don't hold enough to last long. If you show signs of altitude sickness, you must get down to a lower altitude ASAP. These cans may help you make it back down alive. If you need supplemental O2, to go up on a mountain or ski up there, you really shouldn't be up there.
These may even be a life saver for someone with COPD too far from their heavy O2 machine or tanks. But at only 6-10 liters of O2 per can, it would be critical for them to get back to a regular O2 source ASAP.
So these would be for a quick emergency once in a while, rather than for regular use, unless you're stocking up with a case of these every day or week & are rich enough to afford the waste of money.
And they are highway robbery. I just saw the price of these jump up to $13.95 per can for 6-10 liters of O2 just before Christmas. To give you an idea, I just purchased an O2 concentrator that will deliver 90% O2 concentration at 1 liter per minute, 30% concentration at 5 liters per minute, for around $300 (with plenty of flow settings in between).
That means at 1 LPM, it can produce what at least 6 cans of this stuff in an hour. In just a few hours the machine would have produced more O2 per the cost of the machine than cost of the cans. The machine is designed to last maintenance-free for years. So there's some pretty serious price-gouging with these cans. It doesn't cost much to produce the O2 these days, & very little to produce the metal can.
This would be fairly acceptable at $2-$4 a can. But totally insane at $13.95 a can. Last year I saw a deal on a pack of them for about $9 per can, & was almost tempted. At $13.95 it's not even faintly considered anymore.
They make 7, 8, 10, 30, & 42 liter oxygen bags that you can fill up from any O2 concentrator machine. They're essentially air filled pillows that you can lay on, which you fill with O2. I can easily fit two of the 7-10 liter air pillows in a backpack, or just one with lots of room for other stuff left over in a backpack.
The 42 liter one is a bit large at 30"x17". But can easily fit in a closet, or trunk of a car for emergency O2. But in a vehicle, you can also run an O2 concentrator of an inverter & car power, or get a battery operated version, or one with a car adapter.
All of these options are a lot cheaper per liter than paying $13.95 for 6-10 liters of oxygen from a can.
I live on the East Coast USA and just saw these cans for sale at my local grocery store for $17.99 a can.
The only reason I looked at buying the boost is because Seeing a doctor costs 50+ get the script for oxygen and then however much the tank costs. insurance costs hundreds every month. I was hoping this would be a good alternative, thank you for the video
I can see why some people would need boost, but boost isn't a replacement for oyxgen or air concentrater.
I'm glad this exists, i'm asthmatic and very often i cannot breathe due to toxic Diesel exhausts. I can carry this can and instantly breathe clean air if needed. Awesome!
It works great but only if your o2 deprived.
Probably good for high altitudes
Coloradan here. I'm very happy and proud to say that Boost Oxygen works for me. I'm SO glad I've found a product that can help me recover quickly from altitude sickness and marathons. Altitude sickness usually puts me in the hospital. I suffer terribly, but with this stuff I can practically run up mountains AND recover quickly! Not a single hospital stay since I've been using it. LOVE IT.
LOL
I too, suspected shenanigans as soon as I saw the bottle for the first time, in a frikkin’ gas station of all places.
Welp i guess your gas must also be BS then....
Did you wipe your ass with the paper you pick up at 2:13?
+kittykapow No, I was using it as skid mark protection in my underwear. But it got used up pretty quick, so I put it on my desk with all the others.
+S.co.tt oh lol don't lie
There is no more extra oxygen in this can from my tests. That’s what I was hoping you would do.
This is funny! I’ve suffered for 10 years with migraines and am just trying to find anything that may work. If it doesn’t, I’m only out 30 dollars. I’ve asked many doctors , I think most conventional doctors never know what I’m talking about or asking because they seem to only know to prescribe medications and send me on my way. Not saying medication isn’t essential for many people. I’ll let you know if it works! And if it does, I’ll get a canister and hunt down a doctor who will give me medical grade oxygen. Thanks for helping me stick it the man!Thanks! 😂
That girl at 0:36 was on Intervention. She was addicted to inhaling whippets not oxygen.
I vape heavily . Dan oil carts and nicotine. So far it really helps. When ur lungs are constantly getting bombarded with chemicals that over time make it harder to breathe without u even realizing it, a breath of good fresh air hits different. Instantly brings me back to a nice steady deep breathing pattern.
Also works great for a breath of fresh air when your spouse rips ass in the middle of the night!
researched this a while back, forgot about it until watching Everest climbing videos. Thank you YT algorithm ! I got sucked in with the marketing. George Carlin would have had a field day with this one. Your analysis is 100% correct I believe. Saved $ and aluminum trash. Blood Ox tester sounds more beneficial.
I got this as a way to seek relief from migraines. Trying to take a bunch of painkillers for migraines are even migraine Medicine has undesirable side effects, so I’m giving this a shot since it’s been proven that oxygen can help people with cluster headaches.
So glad I found your video!
I was about to buy this products, literally I had a few items in my cart, ready to purchase..!
I watched lots of reviews that claimed it works, they like it (placebo effect working so well), I found only one real clinician that measured the product and its "qualities", but he wasn't that clear about it, he did not mentioned the placebo effect... so I was kinda sold...!
Then I found yours, and I was like : "ah-haa!!! i would spend money on something I can just consciously execute by myself..! :P"
Thank you for your raw honesty, truth is so hard to see sometimes!
You are doing it a good justice! Thank you!
Yes, this product is ridiculous. However, I would like to point out that oxygen is never weightless here on earth. And it's never massless no matter where you are.
You can hack the can and put in weed or any other controlled substance and breathe it all in.
Nicee
Umm....no.
.......what? No.....you cannot......?
Oxygen therapy has an application for cluster headaches and migraines. It's easier to order a couple of cans off the Internet than go get a whole tank and rig.
And a fuck tard was just born
baby aemiliano Loera
congrats on your newborn!
Yep!
It helps me faster then the rescue inhaler and the inhaler container maybe 2 inches and when you pay 46 bucks for a 2 inch inhaler when I'm struggling to breathe the boost helps me right away I think you should be in other people's pair of boots sounds like you have plenty of hot air
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And that was how O’hair was created
It's not even a can of oxygen. It'll blow out a match faster than a puff of air from the lungs. If it was actually oxygen it would make the match burn much greater and intensely than it was already burning on its own
I have shortness of breath, (Not Emphysema or even COPD level) from years of smoking, I quit and I bought boost to do a study to see if supplemental oxygen would increase my air during hard to breath days when lungs are congested and if it helps, I will nudge my physician to write a prescription for something I know tested and works to help me.
Of course the product is terrible because it's just oxygen. But it's not necessarily terrible just because of the price.
This is meant for people like me. I was born and raised in Phoenix AZ. Low altitude, when I went to Denver CO I was out of breath on every little day hike we did. The boost was awesome for recovery at the end of every trail. Fits in a backpack, worked great. 4or5 big drags of it and it helps your panting and heavy breathing stop.
I saw this on the shelf in SC
this is entirely correct. Why so many downvotes?
It’s not a fix for medical problems it’s for healthy people
If a person's blood oxygen level was close to 100%, then, there wouldn't be too much to gain, i agree. However, my oxygen level, typically, runs around 90%. I've ordered some blast, which is advertised at 99%, hoping to see improvements in symptoms.
Too many generalizations and assumptions. A basic lighter at gas station is $1, a 100 wholesale pack of lighters is around $10. So, don't buy a lighter bc you're getting ripped off?
I get your point but the reason I bought it, was so I could take my tiny 88 year old mother to lunch without having to haul and load my mother's tank. So I walk my mom in and have lunch if she needs a little she can take a puff and be good to go until we get back to the car with her tanks. So they do serve a purpose.
Boost oxygen worked great when I was in the mountains in Wyoming
I suggest that you climb to the top of a 14'er (a mountain over 14,000 ft - there are several in Colorado) and see if you can notice any difference. My sons (ages 11 and 14) and I climbed to the top of Mt. Elbert in Colorado (14,440 ft). My 11-year-old used Boost several times on the climb up and my 14-year-old needed it after we returned to the trailhead. It made a huge difference for both of them. I think many people use this at low altitudes, expecting some kind of buzz. These people have probably never experienced high-altitude oxygen deprivation.
How is a 4 ft tank practical dude?
I'm a heart patient sitting in smoke filled PNW doing what I can to recirculate and filter air but losing the battle. Waking up with headaches coughing all day. Bought Boost Oxygen an hour ago. Not a perfect long term solution but finally feel like I got a clean breathe of air. Will call Doc in a day or so if this smoke doesn't clear. Not good.
I too enjoy bot responses, make sure to use , oop., "Boost Oxygen", it has capitals you know
Seriously? Twitter has moved to TH-cam.
This video is a bad faith argument. It overlooks so many factors between retail oxygen and MEDICAL GRADE oxygen. From personal experience, the product works. The cost is of, as it is always, convienence. The target audience for this product is not going to lug around steel canisters of medical grade oxygen that you have to have doctors and insurance involved.
Watch this at 1.5 speed at least. You can thank me later. Lol. Liked and subbed. Great job! I love channels like this, not to many subscribers, just under the radar. Lol
150 breaths devised by 6L 😂😂😂💀💀💀
It's about quick recovery
It's 32bar = 460 psi. The big tank is heavy not from O2... It's a thick walled steel.
I found that when I have a migraine headache, seems to shorten the duration of the attack like the blurred vision that comes on once a week or two. Cannot get the larger cannister without prescription. Just saying.
yo that Bain edit really slapped! nice one dude!
95% pure what does that mean? What percentage of the cans volume is filled with oxygen?
A friend of a friend bought this a few days ago before our mountain (Haleakala) hike, and in the duration of the hike, I argued the placebo effect was at work, she and her boyfriend didn't believe me. They brought 3 cans, I'm not going to lie, I tried to no avail or difference. As I sat and peering over a steep incline over glorious Kaupo Gap, beautiful ocean with the Big Island clearly in sight, watching them from a distance huff and puff through metallic cans, I just exercised calm, relaxing, breathing techniques. It's not that hard to achieve serenity.
Altitude Sickness is an individual experience and not everyone experiences the negative effects of it.
And the stragglers in this story were susceptible to acute mountain sickness, but were not helped by your bogus product. Yet another example of Boost putting people in danger for their own material gain.
Hey dude... I live in Denver it can help if you aren't used to the altitude. Granted the advertising is rediculous but hikers are legit using this product. It would be better if it held liquid oxygen and I agree it costs way too much but at least it is something...
Dude nothing you can carry around anywhere are any point in time can carry around liquid oxygen.
@@masonwank3332 clearly you have never worked with people with disabilities or the elderly. Their oxygenbtanks hold liquid oxygen and are available in various sizes.
. If it is 95% oxygen then holding a match over it will make the flame grow
Yuo,
If they added marijuana to it....WOW. LoL
Heaven forbid you criticize someone else's religion ;)
Oxygen Cylinder: 1. need to prescribe or fill. 2. It's not safe, technically you need a rack, two chains to even keep it in the room. 3. Heavy.
well, even so, I highly doubt if that Boost even work. people breathe in 1L per breath.
with medical experience as I am, if you want to have some oxygen at home, get some MnO2, and H2O2 from the shop. about 100ml (12%) can produce 5L in one setting. since you can get 4L H2O2 with 30bucks... it's pretty good bargain honestly.
Considering using this for swim meets lmao
This dude seems like a joy to watch a movie with..
Just like herpes would be a joy.
Hahhaah
@@Thecatnamedkiwi had to watch the video again to be sure. Yep, still true
I bought one today and I'm not sure if it works correctly there's nothing coming out of it except for a little bit of a smell
Pure oxygen i odorless unless you get the flavored ones...
@@michaellovetere8033 it was flavored but it didn't feel like anything was coming out of the can. Just a small scent
Meh... This is FAR more about you listening to yourself talk than is about the merits (or not) of the product.
A normal, healthy individual has a blood oxygen saturation of 99-100% at rest. That will drop a few points, even for professional athletes during vigorous exercise. Whether breathing concentrated oxygen out of a can or pure oxygen from a tank to raise your SpO2 levels actually benefits athletic performance or decreases recovery time in any meaningful way is something else.
Good video. The points he brings up are all true and accurate. The product contains enough oxygen to resuscitate a small guinea pig.
Purer than what we have in the atmosphere, I'll take it.
If you are in Deli, this is very handy.
LOL define "pure" as it pertains to breathing in oxygen.
When YOU need oxygen, im hoping you............
He has a point but think about it who is actually going to take 680 liters of air at a 21% hight or what ever it is ?
an m6 tank is the same size as the large boost can and is filled with 164 liters of oxygen filled to 2200 psi. it is capable of oxygen delivery via nasal cannula and at 1LPM will give you 3 hours of hands free continuous oxygen. You can rent a single one of these tanks where I work for cheaper than you can buy a large can of boost oxygen.
Extra oxygen slows the build up of lactic acid, doesn't improve peak performance but improves stamina.
citation needed
Most of the points you tried to make were absolutely stupid and irrelevant, as someone who has used these cans in high altitude hiking can tell you it works. Based upon what you've just said Hyberbaric chambers are pointless for a healthy person. Anyone with even a minuscule amount of study can tell you high pressure chamber is beneficial.
+Tyler Padgett Hyperbaric chambers utilize well more than 6L of O2. Pre-hospital and hospital O2 flow rates are commonly between 4L and 12L per minute. That's a large boost can every 20 to 90 seconds. Please do your own research on the quantity of O2 required for a physiological effect, then check out the placebo effect in more detail.
S.co.tt I apologize my first comment may not have been as clear as it needed to be. But the amount of Oxygen you can get in a bottle wasn't really what I was commenting on. The level of oxygen really isn't even required to be raised, but excess pressure is the key. Thus, no longer limiting oxygen absorption to the red blood cells. Oxygen in excess pressure can be absorbed directly into the plasma, a simple Google search could have told you this. You said, if there is a 100% saturation of oxygen to red blood cells that the body in no way can absorb more oxygen. Does this have anything to do with oxygen in a bottle? No, not really... But 6L of O2 has nothing to do with a hyperbaric chamber either.
Just remember that you started off by calling me stupid, which is why I'm taking an annoyed tone. I never mentioned hyperbaric therapy in my video at all, but you seem to be hinging your entire argument on that. "Based upon what you've just said Hyberbaric chambers are pointless for a healthy person". Yes, I would agree that's true. Extra oxygen (either via an increase in concentration due to increased pressure or due to administration of additional O2) is not going to help a healthy person, whether it be bound to hemoglobin, dissolved in plasma, or put inside their pocket for the doctor's amusement. And fine, increased pressure will increase O2 in plasma, and in any porous material or liquid nearby. But as you yourself just said, this is all an absolutely irrelevant tangent, as I was never discussing hyperbaric chambers. The point of this video was to highlight that Boost O2 is useless to a healthy person, ridiculously overpriced, and delivered in such small quantities as to not provide benefit to sick persons. Because Boost O2 is sold by comparing it to the methods of delivering O2 to athletes on the sidelines and people suffering from altitude sickness, I stand by every point in my video. I'm sure there are other sensible and not so sensible ways to stuff more O2 into a person. So yes, I'm completely wrong and stupid for not mentioning any of those, despite them being outside the scope of this video.
And you're just trolling with "the level of oxygen really isn't even required to be raised". But true, it's not literally required, but in medical use hyperbaric therapy combines 100% O2 with increased pressure. Which is why I brought up the 6L comparison. If you want to compare Boost to other O2 therapies at least compare apples to apples. Boost O2 is still going to do next to nothing if someone sucked on it in a hyperbaric chamber. Because again, 6L is nothing compared to the quantity of O2 administered in any comparable medical setting. That's the main point I'm trying to make.
The product is a gimmick. If you are one of the few who can truly benefit from supplemental oxygen, you'd bankrupt yourself with these barely filled mini-cans. Eventually even the slowest people will figure this out, and boost oxygen will go out of business.
Yes, too many false testimonials out there generate big revenue from simple ignorant people!
i just ordered some boost oxygen and i'll be making a review video too , COPD here brought on by a Heart Problem not so much my lungs
I sell farts in a can...
Long story short, just bring an illegally bought O2 tank on your next hike.
Due to commercials and economics, we've become a nation of over consumers. We take too many pills and now someone wants us to be obsessed with the mere air we breathe. I'd like to see fewer products, not more. No air product is better than our million year old design (actually 300 million since we inherited the 'design') to recover our Ox levels after a workout or other exertion...it's called breathing.
"I'd like to see fewer products, not more." you aren't forced to buy anything or is it the seeing that bothers you?
I use Boost Oxygen on my hunting trips to Colorado all the time and coming from Ohio I assure you that this product works as we are around 12,000 to 14,000 feet on our hikes.