Boost OxygenReviews of boostoxygen.com

Boost oxygen is absolutely great

Worked great for my first trip to Colorado especially at Pikes Peak and when mountain biking at high altitude.

I love these people and this product. Ive been using Boost Oxygen for 7 years... it's been a game changer for me. And customer service has been stellar... from day 1 when I had a hundred questions, to the present moment, without exception! I cannot recommend this product highly enough. I make sure to always have some on hand.

The larger bottles that cover the mouth have the best experience and results. I found the smaller inhaler size to leak the oxygen when pressing the button down so the amount of oxygen intake was not great through the spout like with albuterol design. I had an excellent experience with the larger bottles and think it was beneficial to my body. I will buy this again just not the smallest size that needs work to keep the oxygen sealed to travel through the spout. Great product for athletes and for seniors who work out too!

Here's one of those rare cases where a product I'd never tried well-exceeded my expectations. I inhaled I think three 1-second blasts in a few hours the first day, and the effect was soon apparent: it was as if different parts of my brain got cleared out and woke up, in ways I hadn't felt in years, it seemed. Thank you very much. On my third bottle now, one of them lasts a month or so.

My husband has COPD. He loves the idea of a “boost” of oxygen when he feels compromised. Will buy again

Boost, water, and sunscreen are the prescription for outdoor activities during this record-setting heat wave. After both a heart attack and a bit of skin cancer, whether at home, mowing the grass, or hiking around Yosemite on vacation, Boost, water, and sunscreen are in my wellness kit. Since the FAA/TSA will not allow consumer type oxygen canisters on aircraft I was able to purchase two cans of Boost at a Reno drugstore. At home I get Boost either direct from the manufacturer or through a major big box store. Boost allows me to engage in my day to day activities with a greater intensity and I don't vacation without it.

Being a vet and experienced at serious first aid I always want some O2 around for serious first aid applications. Thst said, medical O2 is a pain in the yiy know what so Boost Oxygen to the rescue. A bit more difficult to administer but it can and will save a life. Would though like to see an adapter that allows attaching to a face and continuous low flow while transporting an injured person. Nay sound iffy to an EMT or medical personnel but adequate O2 trumps NO O2 in a pinch. Yes?