ClearO2 15L Oxygen Can with Mask and Tube | Pure Breathing Oxygen in a Lightweight Aluminium Canister | Made in Britain (Full Kit, 15 l (Pack of 1))

Just had my orders and it all lasted 10 mins pressing it on and off I and discubed with the the price you are selling it for it’s not worth the money I would either like a refuned or you send me n a couple as apology

It's just what my son wanted. They are easy to use and compact.

After placing the order you'll receive a message from the seller that it's not necessarily gives effect at once and you should be patient and take it as vitamins to feel some improvement. On the can it's written that it's not for medical use (and this explains everything in my opinion). The amount of oxygen it releases is barely noticeable even if you press its button for several seconds. So basically you inhale common air through the wholes in the mask with unknown percentage of this pure oxygen. Also it contains some fragrance so it's not that pure. So the quantity of cans that you'll need to achieve some of declared results is a big question. Definitely not one if it generally may give any effect. Returning is a real headache as it doesn't have a QR code and you have to print labels yourself and pay for the return. Besides Royal Mail doesn't except such cans despite in what's written in the instructions. Because it's an aerosol more than 500ml and neither for medical nor for toiletry use.

The product itself is good. However. I didn't like to pay extra for delivery and also I didn't like the tube extension with mouth/nose mask. In light of the fact same products out there with free delivery and the can has a face cover built on top of it. For those reasons this product had to be a one-off purchase. But it may suit others

Why did you choose this product over others?:The price

Great product.

Cool item but it annoyed me having to press a button to get the oxygen out when I wanted it to give me a bit of pep

First thing first: the product is 100% as advertised. When you breathe, you don't feel any difference, but I'm pretty sure that there is really 99.5% O2 in it. And I'm pretty sure that the tank content is enough for 100 x 2-second breaths. Here's the evil part: when you press the top of the tank, you get very little O2 from the tank (because the flow is restricted - gas doesn't gush out, it's more like a gas lighter's gas flow). So a 2-second breath is nowhere near enough (unless you mix it with a bunch of ambient air -which defeats the purpose innit). A human lung has a capacity of 5 litres or so. This tank has 15 litres of O2. So it's basically 3-4 deep breaths worth of O2 in a tank that has restricted flow to prolong usage. Singers/athletes etc., take very deep breaths of this stuff to recover instantly. You can't have that with this tank. I'm duped, totally. Never again.