Boost Oxygen

Source: Boost
Published: May 30, 2022
Author: Boost
Post Date: 2022-05-30 19:54:43 by Esso
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Boost Oxygen is portable 95% pure supplemental oxygen for all-natural respiratory support. No prescription is needed. It is used by athletes for recovery, older adults for an active lifestyle, people at high altitudes for altitude acclimation and those experiencing poor air quality. Did you know the air we breathe contains only 21% oxygen – the majority is useless 78% nitrogen. Boost provides nearly 5x the pure oxygen you breathe normally. Boost Oxygen provides easy and immediate access to supplemental oxygen.

10 litres.

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I bought a couple bottles at Lowe's this morning. It hasn't killed me yet, so I sent my older sister a couple bottles via Amazon.

The company wants something like $15 shipping if you order direct. Assholes.

I used to take a hit from the oxygen bottle on my oxy-acetylene torch to help with hangovers in my younger days. Might help with heart attacks now. I can see myself buying these dealies in depth, if I can get a good price.

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#1: Esso    To: All (#0)

I'd prefer 100% helium, but the Bidet has that in short supply according to AirGas a half mile from the storage unit I call a house.

Miles to go before I sleep...

Helium is one of inert gases causing physical asphyxiation, whose excess content in the breathing atmosphere reduces the partial pressure of oxygen and may be fatal after short-term exposure. When breathing a mixture of an inert gas (helium, nitrogen, argon) with a small amount of oxygen, with the possibility of exhaling carbon dioxide, no warning signs characteristic of suffocation are perceived by the subject. Freedom from discomfort and pain, effectiveness, rapid effect and relatively easy availability of required accessories have resulted in the use of inert gases for suicidal purposes. The paper reports two cases of suicide committed by using a special kit consisting of the so- called "suicide bag" (or "exit bag") filled with helium supplied through a plastic tube. In both cases, examination of the sites where the corpses were found and analysis of collected material allowed to establish that before their death the subjects had searched the Internet for instructions on how to commit suicide using helium. Due to the advanced putrefaction process, the autopsies failed to determine the causes of their death unequivocally. However, the circumstances surrounding the deaths suggested rapid asphyxiation as a result of oxygen deficiency in the breathing mixture. Since in cases of the type discussed here the cause of death cannot generally be established by autopsy, knowledge of the circumstances of disclosure of the corpse, as well as examination of the cadaver and the death scene is of utmost importance.

Don't try it with the balloon bottles. It has oxygen in in it to prevent suicide via balloons.

Relax, I've got an 11, 30 and 46 y/o that need me here. I'm too big of a coward to kill myself.

I think Nena still looks pretty good via the last pics I've seen of her, she's about my age. Her teeth kinda sucked in 1983, I lost mine in 2013 in a car accident.

Sucks to be my late Dad, he bought my orthodontist a 1971 Ford Pantera, orange, to get my teeth squared away. Cool car.

Esso posted on 2022-05-30 20:09:53   Reply   Private Reply

#2: Lod    To: Esso, 4um (#1)

Interesting information, thank you.

Wishing everyone the very best night possible.

Lod posted on 2022-05-30 21:09:29   Reply   Private Reply

#3: Horse    To: Lod, Esso (#2)

It is $16.99 for a 10 liter bottle. I will get one ASAP. How heavy is that? I don't have a car.

Horse posted on 2022-05-30 21:25:53   Reply   Private Reply