"Oxygen in a can" at 94.7 expo

[perry]

When i walked past the stand it was quite busy but i think that was because they had a attractive girl promoting it.

[Tubeless]

And high altitude mountaineering! Above 8000m

 

Actually, for scuba you want to stay away from pure oxygen.

 

For deep diving they will remove oxygen from the air mix.

[Grebel]

Otherwise known as dry water?

 

 

Could also be Water Light...

[chris_w_65]

Could also be Water Light...

 

Or Water Zero

[Minion]

What is 'wetter' water? How do you measure that?

Wetter water is amazing stuff . I use it all the time. You can even use it to wash dishes. Brilliant!

[Gumpole]

Actually, for scuba you want to stay away from pure oxygen.

 

For deep diving they will remove oxygen from the air mix.

 

If they remove oxygen from the air mix your dive will last about 1 minute

Edited November 23, 2010 by Gumpole

[George Gericke]

Actually, for scuba you want to stay away from pure oxygen.

 

For deep diving they will remove oxygen from the air mix.

 

Yeah those cans will actually kill you if you go diving with it, oxygen becomes poisonous under pressure. Funny things is if you do get oxygen poisoning the first thing they give you when you get back up is oxygen.

 

Btw they never remove all the oxygen, just change the mix.

 

I should work for hangovers though, go to a dive camp in the morning and check the guys sucking on their enriched oxygen tanks.

 

I must admit I stopped, but for the sales lady not really the product.

 

As with PowerBalance, even though it doesn't work, why spoil it for people if it works for them. The Placebo effect works until you tell people about it.

[manbearpig]

So as I was leaving the 94.7 expo, came across some clowns at the very last exhibit trying to sell Oxygen in a can. They claim that 4 puffs of oxygen from the can prior to your race will improve your race performance.

Had an entertaining argument with the youngster trying to sell the product. Suggested that they pair up with the Powerbalance dudes.

They got that from "Spaceballs" movie. Remember Mel Brookes opening up and guzzling down a can of Perrier Air. Brilliant!

[Andyr249]

No, you add 1 can of oxygen to two cans of hydrogen.