Boost Oxygen markets their pressurized oxygen cans to contain 95% pure oxygen, providing nearly five times the oxygen in normal air. Their products are guaranteed to help with everyday life before, during and after activity; specifically, with aerobic performance and any experiences with change of altitude or even changes in the weather.

Boost Oxygen (Boost) states that increased oxygen intake has been reported by health professionals as the natural health and well-being aid that promotes energy, better mental acuity and an increased capacity for exercise, including quicker recovery.

A clinician recently tested the amount of oxygen in the boost oxygen cans and found the highest level of oxygen coming out of the can to be 83%, lower than the marketed and promised 95%. Further, the clinician found that oxygen rates only decreased after hitting the 83% mark; never actually hitting the 95% mark.

If you have purchased any oxygen cans from Boost Energy and feel as though you did not receive the benefit of your bargain, fill out the form below to participate in Shub Law’s investigation.