As pilots we all know that oxygen is important to aviation safety and comfort. And, there are rules about the required use of oxygen by the pilot after 12,500 feet for more than 30 minutes or anytime above 14,000 feet. But, that doesn't mean that you can't begin to have low oxygen saturation at much lower altitudes. Flying as low as 5,000 feet, the body will start to demand more oxygen and functions like night vision can begin to be impaired.
If you aren't flying with a portable oxygen system, keeping a Boost Oxygen can handy can be just the answer to keep you feeling better after landing.
The average purity level of Oxygen in the air is 21%. Boost Canned Oxygen is 95% Pure! And, just a few deep breaths of Boost Oxygen helps you stay at your best. It is all-natural, and contains no caffeine, no calories or any other unnatural stimulants.
This single 10 liter Boost Oxygen can has a built-in, connected, mask that provides up to 200 one second inhalations.
Use in in conjunction with a portable Pulse Oximeter to stay in peak condition! Natural (unscented) flavor.
As pilots we all know that oxygen is important to aviation safety and comfort. And, there are rules about the required use of oxygen by the pilot after 12,500 feet for more than 30 minutes or anytime above 14,000 feet. But, that doesn't mean that you can't begin to have low oxygen saturation at much lower altitudes. Flying as low as 5,000 feet, the body will start to demand more oxygen and functions like night vision can begin to be impaired.
If you aren't flying with a portable oxygen system, keeping a Boost Oxygen can handy can be just the answer to keep you feeling better after landing.
The average purity level of Oxygen in the air is 21%. Boost Canned Oxygen is 95% Pure! And, just a few deep breaths of Boost Oxygen helps you stay at your best. It is all-natural, and contains no caffeine, no calories or any other unnatural stimulants.
This single 10 liter Boost Oxygen can has a built-in, connected, mask that provides up to 200 one second inhalations.
Use in in conjunction with a portable Pulse Oximeter to stay in peak condition! Natural (unscented) flavor.
Q: What is the physical size of the 5L & 10L cylinders?
A: The 10 Liter Can is 10.5 inches tall and the 5 Liter Can is 8.5 inches tall.
Q: does this fit the requirements for flights over 15,000'??
A: No, it does not. FAR Part 91.211 says that the flight crew must use supplemental oxygen for any portion of the flight that exceeds 30 minutes at altitudes about 12,500'' and that the crew must use supplemental oxygen for the entire duration at altitudes above 14,000''. To meet those requirements you would need a system such as the Aerox Portable Aviation Oxygen System.