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Big Ox Canned Oxygen

Oxygen Concentrator Inc is proud to introduce Big Ox canned oxygen. Big Ox Canned Oxygen is set out to create a portable oxygen product that could accommodate today's busy, Canned Oxygen, Oxygen Concentrator Inc.

on-the-go lifestyles. It is perfect for an active person that needs a little extra boost; they are perfect while at the ski lodge, on the hiking trail, at home or in the gym or office.

Big Ox developed a product that not only exceeds the oxygen content of many of the stationary oxygen bars, but one that tastes good: Big Ox canned oxygen. Launched in May of 2006, Big Ox delivers a pure, refreshing blast of 89 percent oxygen-enriched air in every can the normal air we breathe only provides 21 percent oxygen. In addition, Big Ox is the only oxygen product formulated with a patented flavor cap that releases refreshing Big Ox flavors, such as Mountain Mint, Tropical Breeze, Polar Rush and Citrus Blast, simultaneously but separately from the oxygen in the can ensuring the product is received in its purest form. Today, Big Ox is carried at retail stores, spas, gyms and golf clubs nationwide.

Citrus Blast Big Ox Canned Oxygen: Starting at $14.95

The refreshing taste of a orange in oxygen form. The Big Ox Citrus Blast Oxygen Can has a unique refeshing fruity flavor blended with a hint of ice cream. Easily to take with you on any adventure. Citrus Blast is the perfect selection for those young at heart!

Single Cans starting at $14.95, 4 Packs starting at $49.95, and 12 Packs starting at $149.95.

Mountain Mint Big Ox Canned Oxygen: Starting at $14.95

The Big Ox Mountian Mint Oxygen Can is like the mountain pines of the Rocky Mountains, Big Ox Mountain Mint provides an intensely pleasurable evergreen aroma to keep you refreshed during physical activity. Perfect for a biking trip in the mountains. Replenish yourself with a blast of original flavor of Mountain Mint!

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Single Cans starting at $14.95, 4 Packs starting at $49.95, and 12 Packs starting at $149.95.

Polar Rush Big Ox Canned Oxygen: Starting at $14.95

For those who like invigorating feel of a fresh breathe of winter air, Polar Rush fuses a cool peppermint taste with the energizing effects of oxygen. With a full line-up of refreshing flavors, Big Ox Polar Rush is quickly becoming a popular favorite!

Single Cans starting at $14.95, 4 Packs starting at $49.95, and 12 Packs starting at $149.95.

Tropical Breeze Big Ox Canned Oxygen: Starting at $14.95

A refreshing taste that whisks you away to the islands, Big Ox Tropical Breeze combines a hint of pineapple and coconut flavor. Whether you’re taking an afternoon bike ride or lying by the pool, Tropical Breeze is a great way to keep those warm afternoons going strong!

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Single Cans starting at $14.95, 4 Packs starting at $49.95, and 12 Packs starting at $149.95.

Mixed Cans Big Ox Canned Oxygen: Starting at $14.95

Big Ox Canned Oxygen Variety Pack

Single Cans starting at $14.95, 4 Packs starting at $49.95, and 12 Packs starting at $149.95.

Canned Oxygen FAQs

What are the benefits of using oxygen? Studies suggest that a little extra oxygen can potentially:

Helps Increase:

Concentration
Alertness
Brain activity
Energy levels

Helps Improve:

Strength
Endurance
Quality of sleep
Body function
Skin condition
Exercise recovery time
Muscle growth
Memory

Helps Reduce:

Occasional stress and anxiety
Effects of environmental toxins
Effects of jetlag

How much oxygen is in the air?
The air today only contains about 21% oxygen.

How is it different from normal (atmospheric) air?
Big Ox is 89% flavored oxygen enriched breathing mixture.

If Big Ox is 89% flavored oxygen-enriched breathing mixture what is the other 11%?
The other 11% is composed of Nitrogen, Argon and trace amounts of other gases.

Is there an age recommendation for Big Ox?
Though Big Ox is purely oxygen and is more clean than the air most of us breathe on a daily basis, it is recommended for people ages 18 and up. For those under the age of 18, it is recommended that parents or guardians monitor their child when using Big Ox to ensure its proper use.

Does oxygen actually increase energy levels?
Yes. Oxygen plays a key role in helping the body work by turning fats, carbohydrates and limited proteins into heat energy to be used by the muscles. When sufficient oxygen is not available the body's tissues literally starve, and they become drained of their usual vigor. Under these conditions the brain, too, is compromised and often feels sluggish.2 Daily use of recreational oxygen can turn this feeling around, providing a dramatic boost in energy as well as stamina and helping you get through that soccer game, hike to work, or just another day.

What’s wrong with the air we normally breathe?
One of the more serious issues with the air we normally breathe is its low oxygen content, which continues to drop as pollution rises. The natural air available to us today certainly isn’t doing us any favors: our minds and bodies are barely getting enough oxygen out of it to keep living. While the earth’s first life forms enjoyed air with oxygen levels of up to 30%, this number now stands around 21%, and some cities around the world have recorded levels as low as 12% oxygen in their air.3 To put these figures in perspective, human life can no longer exist in an environment with an oxygen content below 7%.4 A recent study cited by the American Heart Association has further confirmed that people living in those U.S. cities with the highest pollution levels stand to lose up to three years of their life due to “exposure to chronic pollution.” (Note: the POD™ does not claim to extend human life expectancy.)5 Nor is there any easy escape from the nasty situation—even staying indoors does nothing to solve it. Thanks in part to the ongoing circulation of dust, dirt and other household chemicals by common air conditioning units, the air inside the average home is actually a full 20 to 50 times more polluted than the outside air—ranking indoor air pollution among the top five environmental threats to public health.