O2 Maximum Performance: Energy Enhancer Bottle with 60 Puffs

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The O2 Maximum Performance product is marketed as an energy enhancer that delivers 92% oxygen through a portable bottle, offering approximately 60 puffs per container for $20. The concept is based on the idea that increased oxygen intake can boost energy levels, a practice often seen among professional athletes using oxygen masks. However, there are questions regarding the efficacy of just a few puffs for energy enhancement and the overall safety of the product, despite claims of being 100% safe. The discussion highlights curiosity about the actual benefits and practical applications of this oxygen delivery system.
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This O2 Maximum Performance product is an energy enhancer. It's a bottle where you puff in 92% oxygen. I think most people would agree more oxygen = more energy, but I wonder how much just a few puffs will do for you. The bottle servings per container is about 60 puffs at $20. Most times you'll see professional athletes use oxygen with a mask, so I really wonder how much a few puffs will help you. Plus they say it's 100% safe. Is it?
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