Hi Boost Oxygen Can 10L with Mask & 1.8m Tube | Portable Pure Oxygen Canister | Supplemental Oxygen for Sport, Travel, Focus & Energy | Made in Britain

Great compact oxygen can with mask - perfect for taking with you or keeping by bedside.

Don't waste your money on this product, it lasts about 10 seconds (if that) when fully depressed.

I have had canned oxygen before, And it's very useful if you have breathing difficulties, But have no professional equipment at home. It's a decent price and give me a boost of oxygen quickly without any fussing around. It's as simple as putting the mask on and activating the air in the can. What makes this different is that it comes with a mask included, So there is no need for me to buy extras to get it working at home.

This is a nice to have for the event of shock from a trauma which is why we have it and this would make it an effective aid. The fact it comes with a mask and pipe is definitely a positive and it is easy to use. This is good quality and produced in the UK so standards are good. The 10L can is small so there will not be as many ‘puffs’ in the can to make it effective in a dire situation but it is better than nothing and we are glad we have it. At £15.99 for both the oxygen plus the mask, this is reasonable value for money for us.

Complete waste of money 6 puffs and its empty

Not too good, weak and not liked

This portable oxygen canister is easy to use and genuinely convenient for quick top-ups during travel, long workdays, or light activity. The can is lightweight, the mask and tubing attach without hassle, and the oxygen delivery feels smooth and controlled. It is particularly useful in stuffy rooms or after periods of mental fatigue, where it can help you feel a bit more refreshed and focused. The fact it is made in the UK adds reassurance around build quality and safety. That said, the 10 litres runs out fairly quickly, so it is clearly intended for occasional use rather than sustained support. The mask is functional but basic, and some users may prefer a softer or more adjustable fit. Overall, it works well as a short-term, portable oxygen boost, as long as expectations are kept realistic about duration and capacity.

Not much in the can, not worth the money.