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๐ฌ๏ธ Elevate your energy and breathe easy with firefighter-grade pure oxygen!
The EVOLVE 35-Liter Pure Oxygen Canister pack offers a portable, prescription-free oxygen boost designed by firefighters and made in the USA. Each canister stores twice the oxygen volume of competitors, supporting active lifestyles and environmental challenges. Featuring sustainable activated carbon technology, this eco-conscious kit includes two canisters, a mask, and tubeโperfect for home use or outdoor activities.






| Best Sellers Rank | #116,349 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #162 in Oxygen Accessories |
| Customer Reviews | 3.6 out of 5 stars 243 Reviews |
T**D
Value
Update this company went above and beyond on getting my issue resolved even thru the holidays. Terry did an excellent job on rushing a new order out to me. They responded within 12 hours of contacting them. Looks like the buttons might have been damaged during shipping. New ones were much easier to use. Thank you. I would agree with most people on here. Bought these for my wife to help bring her oxygen levels up. She used it last night for a few intermediate hits and there was no more charge left to it after 2 to 3 inhales nothing even made it to her lungs to make any difference. Not worth the price that you pay. I was hoping this product would work since it was invented by firemen. Boy was I wrong. We are in a climate where oxygen is a must for most people. We have a big circle of friends who we will tell not to waste their money on this product.
A**L
Iโd be better off pumping a turkey baster or bike tire inflator in my aunts face
Bought to canisters for my elderly, disabled aunt who just lost her sister. Opened the first canister, and the button was not only hard to press or my Septuagenarian aunt who just lost her sister/roomate to cancer. She has been difficulty breathing in the morning and if she exerts herself a little too much she has a hard time breathing. I eventually couldnโt press it anymore and tried to remove the button to the valve, and it seems stuck. We opened the other large bottle, that seemed easier to press at first. Now, with barely any use- she is not getting much or anything out of the second one. She used to buy much smaller canisters at the store that lasted longer and expelled air with more force. I tried to return them immediately after the first one failed, and was told that it was not something returnable through Amazon. Figuring the first one was a fauly product (funnily enough, I work in QC at the largest auto factory in California and sign off on all sorts of potentially dangeous problems as being safe for customer use on the road. Seeing the QC sticker on the top of each can gave me some hope- I soon realized they are either making an inferior product and do not care about the HEALTH and SAFETY of their customers, or this was just a really bad batch. From the other comments, it looks like I am not alone. I spent over $60 on two huge cans that are useless and not returnable. Putting out shoddy medical products that could save someones life is BEYOND irresponsible. I would like this to be made right. I donโt that will happen if I am sent a set of another canisters. This is a design flaw on your part- did you not think weak people would have to push down these impossible to push buttons? The one that some still comes out of is getting more difficult to extract from the can, and the airflow is pretty terrible. She says she barely feels anything coming out. Donโt get me started on the mask. We will be pursuing a small, portable, adjustable open valve machine that she can wear in each nostril- rather than wearing that stuffy mask and trying to such whatever โairโ which should feel more like pure O2, but feels no different than taking a whiff of our 70% nitrogen air outside. Being this is Los Angeles, a good amount of our particular atmosphere is most smog and other emissions.
A**R
Not reliable for emergency use (Mask can version)
The product is not reliable for an emergency where forced or high pressure oxygen breaths are needed. The pressure from can is low and maybe sufficient for recovery breathing; slow, deep breaths. For shortness of breath or trouble breathing where a high pressure forced air is needed, I would recommend Boost Oxygen EDIT: Merchant responded to review and offered me to option to try the flip top version of their product which has a high pressure discharge. Their customer service is exceptional. EDIT: Received flip top version of product and it has a high pressure output like the Boost brand. The release valve takes some getting used to, it is sprayed directly into mouth, no mouth piece. The flip top does keep the valve covered and clean whereas the mouth piece cans, like Boost, may have to be cleaned off before use.
R**R
Limited Pressure and Poor Mask
Limited pressure and poor mask reduces effectiveness. Reading the advertising - this mfg creates more true oxygen. And packages it in small pressure bottles. Generally, the buyers are individuals wanting to increase the amount of O2 in the blood to help reduce fatigue and feeling out of breath. After consulting a doctor, a buyer should also buy wisely when it comes to how long a canister lasts, the delivery pressure and the accessory for delivery like mask or nose piece. These 35 Liter canisters have Continuous Flow Rates of 1 Liter per Minute the canister will empty in 35 minutes. If the CFR is 5 LPM the canister will last about 7 minutes. Be aware the mask has breathing holes letting normal air mix with pure O2 reducing the amount of needed O2. The over the nose device shown.
R**M
A great option for supplemental oxygen
I needed an option for supplemental oxygen while at high altitudes. Based on reviews, I decided to give this a try and it worked flawlessly. Iโd like to note that while reading some of the reviews there was comments about the holes in the oxygen mask. Those holes are actually an important feature of the mask because as you breathe out, you need a way for the carbon dioxide your breathing out to not get captured in the mask and breathe back in. I can attest that by following the instructions to push the button while breathing in and release after that that my oxygen levels increased every time I used the product.
M**R
Not commonly found in homes, but great to have for emergencies
After spending 3 days camping out in the smoky open air after evacuating our house for a forest fire I became short of breath, mild hypoxia due to advancing age I believe. Starving for oxygen feels terrible, this product is a bit expensive but any person gasping for air would be glad to have it on hand. We keep this product for emergencies for ourselves and our pets. The product is very effective and easy to use.
T**R
Low Oxygen Flow.
Good luck trying to take a deep breath of oxygen, the mask has many cutouts for a reason. If you block the cutouts on the mask to get nothing but clean oxygen from the can then you find that it takes up to TEN SECONDS! to take a breath. That is how slow the oxygen flows out of the can. This is a rip off and does not compare to the pressurized oxygen cans. Who cares that it SUPPOSEDLY has more oxygen. if it comes out as a trickle out of the can..... They trick you into thinking you are getting good air by letting you breathe the outside air trough the holes in the mask.... They also make the sound of the oxygen flow loud but the flow itself is very very slow. If you are suffering from bad air quality and need to get a breath of clean air don't get this thing, get the regular pressurized cans. Yes they have less in volume but it comes out very fast. Im staying away from this brand hence forth due to other possible issues with their other products.(will try for a refund)
S**S
Good, best of it's kind, but this category is spendy
The product is what it says it is, and it is the best priced I could find of it's kind. But, it is still a ripoff in terms of price. If you buy oxygen in bulk with a tank this starts to seem very overpriced.
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