Boost Oxygen Portable Canned Oxygen, Peppermint, 10L

For a running enthusist, the BOOST Oxygen product is a handy refresher to have while beating the pavement. Helps to keep me ALERT and REFRESHED while working out, running, long walking, weight lifting and other exercises. GREAT PRODUCT and easy to use at a reasonable price!

I ordered the 3 pack in Natural Aroma. The product is fine, I like it. The can could be better. The 10 liter worked great, no problems. The 3 liter was also fine. The 5 liter however was nothing but problems. I don't know if the release valve was broken or if the can was just empty. I squeezed the valve repeatedly but nothing came out. I eventually ended up breaking it trying to get oxygen out of it. Then I tried to cut a hole in the plastic to try & release the oxygen. I got nothing. The 10 & the 3 were great but the 5 was a major letdown. The product itself is also good as long as you can get it out of the can.

About three months ago, in the middle of the night, I sell on my knees in the bedroom. My knees were seriously impacted. They were already "bone on bone" from surgeries I had in the 80s. Anything I did from walking to the kitchen, to the bathroom. Even pulling on my socks, left me winded I about three months ago, in the middle of the night, I sell on my knees in the bedroom. My knees were seriously impacted. They were already “bone on bone” from surgeries I had in the 80s. Anything I did from walking to the kitchen, to the bathroom. Even pulling on my socks, left me winded I decided to look for a solution to the very low blood oxygen I was getting, and a feeling like I might pass out at any moment. Then, I decided to look for a solution to the very low blood oxygen I was getting, and feeling like I might pass out at any moment. These? Reasonably priced, very lightweight, 10L bottles of Aviation Oxygen (95% pure) were perfect.

With Spring and all of the pollen, I thought I would give myself a little "boost"! I am glad I saw the Boost ad and purchased the three pack. Good value for the money. It is good to have the cannisters when you need them! I am pleased with my purchase and will continue to keep a few cannisters on hand when needed!

I have an elderly Chihuahua with an advanced condition of collapsed trachea. I have this at home for emergencies, because he wouldn't make it alive to the ER for treatment, during a serious attack. It has saved his life 2 times. It's also good to have in a 1st aid kit.

I bought this can of oxygen because my wife (who occasionally requires wearing oxygen) saw their ad on TV and asked me to get this for her. She is completely dissatisfied with the fact that there is a very little amount in the can and not enough for her to barely notice. We definitely should have paid more attention to the description of what we were buying. This certainly is NOT worth the price.

There isn't much in a bottle and in my opinion it is overpriced. It is good for high altitude when you have visitors from out of state, so I might buy again the next time someone shows signs of altitude sickness... Unless someone comes up with a better product. So in short, it's good in a pinch if you need and oxygen boost in the mountains, but expensive enough you'll try to use it sparingly.

Once again a third of the canisters arrived partially empty. One was almost completely empty. It is anyone's guess if any canister will be full. This makes the product very expensive. We try to keep this on hand but cannot rely on the canister to be full and use them up too quickly since they are less than half full. Very disappointed. Again.

Walmart must stop selling this. Boost 95% and 98% Pure Oxygen cans are now fraudulent and dangerous... 10 of 10 cans I tried lately had plain air. When I got out of breath badly, I got worse breathing them and had to call an ambulance for real O2 which restored my breath in a few minutes. Boost had O2 as claimed in 2023 when it stopped my breathlessness from asthma. I used the red top Boost 12L Red Cross 98% O2 cans. Later I tried these green top 10L 95% cans also from Walmart but they too had air. Many 2025 reviews on Walmart %26 Trustpilot agree Boost is now often fake. Boost clearly know and don't care if they kill their customers. A manageress there denied everything and talked over me repeating "Boost is not for medical conditions" - (semantics as it is sold for breathlessness) and that it's just "aviator oxygen," although a pilot depending on it would faint and crash.

I didn't notice any difference when you see the athletes using the oxygen there using it for a while this tells you just to take one Puff. which I didn't notice anything so in my opinion it's not worth it.