So, is the oxygen in these Red Cross branded ones any more "pure" than regular Boost Ox cans?

The oxygen purity for this product is 98%. Our Boost Oxygen branded canisters have an oxygen purity of 95%.

Can you take these on planes?

No you can not. You can not take any canned air on the plane in carry on or in checked baggage.

When I press the button will it automatically stop once a "dose" is delivered or do I control the lenght of time?

Oxygen will continue to dispense however long the trigger is being held for. We recommend taking a deep breath and holding the trigger down at the same time. Once you are done inhaling, let go of the trigger and it will stop the flow of the oxygen. We hope you find this information helpful. From, The Boost Team

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🛡️ Breathe Boldly, Live Fully – Oxygen That Keeps Up With You!

XL CAPACITY - 12 liters per canister delivering up to 225 quick inhalations—stay fueled longer.
MADE IN THE USA - Crafted in a state-of-the-art facility ensuring premium quality and reliability.
ON THE GO OXYGEN - Compact and lightweight for seamless integration into your active lifestyle.
PURE POWER BOOST - Experience 98% concentrated oxygen for instant revitalization.
TRUSTED LIFELINE - Officially licensed by the American Red Cross, supporting vital relief efforts with every purchase.

The American Red Cross Boost Oxygen XL offers 12 liters of 98% pure oxygen in a portable canister, providing up to 225 rapid inhalations. Officially licensed and made in the USA, this trusted product supports first aid readiness and active lifestyles while contributing to American Red Cross relief efforts.

Units	3.00 count
Brand	Boost Oxygen

American Red Cross | Boost Oxygen XL | 12 Liter Rapid Response 98% Concentration Portable Oxygen Canisters (3 Pack)

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