Oxygen cylinders are usually found in hospitals. They are about 5 feet tall (1.5 metres), very similar to the large helium cylinders you may have spotted when you have bought a helium balloon as a child. These cylinders are pressurized to 200 bar or 2,900 psi, which is 100 times more than your car tyre and contains around 200 litres. No doubt, this product is considered as hazardous!
Uses: Used by hospitals, patients at home and welders
Portable oxygen cans are a smaller version of oxygen cylinders, only safer and easy to use. Portable cans can be used anytime and anywhere, thanks to their compact size. A portable oxygen tank, roughly the size of a large hairspray, contains between 90% to 100% oxygen holding between 5 litres to 10 litres of pure oxygen. Sometimes used with a mouthpiece or plastic mask to fit over the mouth. It is very easy to use. The oxygen is compressed in the cans to about 12 bar or 175 psi, which is around 5 times more than your car tyre.
Uses: Can be used for headaches, altitude training, hangovers, curing breathlessness, thinking more quickly & with better clarity, curing jet lag or just when feeling fatigued.
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