GoX Oxygen can for Flight

Enjoy the benefits of oxygen!

Mandatory for flights above 4000 m
90% of our body's energy comes from oxygen and glucose, and only 10% from food and water. GoX contains concentrated pure oxygen. This makes GOX the ideal solution for fighting temporary fatigue and restoring energy. The can-shaped object contains 4L or 6L of pure oxygen, which is inhaled in puffs.

The mouthpiece of the can is designed to allow inhalation through the mouth and nose, maximizing invigoration through deep breaths. The effect is immediate, with the purity of oxygen acting like a breath of fresh air.

Top athletes who use it

• Polo Grisoni, world parachuting champion and member of the French national team.
• Romaric Bemba, Carcassonne 13-a-side rugby international, member of the French national team.
• Thierry Laromanière, former member of the French athletics team (100m).
• Sébastien Paradis, BMX world champion.

Our top athletes have just broken a new French record.

The 35 parachutists, some of whom are members of France's reigning world champion team, breathed oxygen from a goX can before their jump.

Features

• • GOX undergoes strict quality control and is not empty.
  • GOX is very light because its contents are in gaseous form (oxygen), lighter than air
  • GOXcan contains 4 L / 6 L of pure oxygen, depending on the version chosen
  • Adapted mouthpiece
  • Over 45 puffs for a 4L, 75 puffs for a 6L
  • Simple one-handed operation
  • Lightweight aluminum can (weight 4L: 200 grams, 6L: 250 grams)
    
  • Contains no additives or preservatives
  • Tasteless and odorless

Dimensions:

• 4 L - length: 18 cm, circumference: 6.5 cm.
• 6 L - length: 24 cm, circumference: 6.5 cm.

Gerard Fardeau at 5200 m above Mont Blanc in an autogyro used GoX cans

Can oxygen level

To find out how much oxygen is left in a goX 4-liter or 6-liter can, hold the can up to your ear and pull the gray trigger.

If you hear a hissing sound, it's a sign that there's oxygen left in the can.

Instructions for use

• • 10 to 15 puffs, 2 times a day, as needed.
  • Make sure you attach the plastic inhaler securely to the top of the can (don't hesitate to force it a little sometimes).
  • Then, when you pull the grey trigger, you'll hear a hissing sound, a sign that oxygen is escaping. If you don't hear a hissing sound, re-attach the inhaler to the canister.

Precautions foruse

Pressurized container. Protect from sunlight and do not expose to temperatures exceeding 25°C. Do not pierce or burn, even after use. Do not spray on a naked flame or incandescent material.

Caution! The oxygen can is an over-the-counter product for non-medical use.

It is not intended to treat, cure or prevent any disease. It should not be used in a medical emergency. If in doubt, consult your physician.
Keep out of reach of children. Keep away from combustible materials.

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