Feeling the altitude? Take a deep breath of Oxygen Plus (O+). Pure recreational oxygen from Oxygen Plus helps elevate your mountaintop experience in a safe, healthy way when you're at, or adjusting to, higher elevation. Whether you're skiing, snowboarding, biking, hiking or floating at altitude, breathing O+ oxygen - at the beginning, middle and end of your day - immediately helps offset the negative effects of altitude, so you feel more like you again. Sports and outdoor enthusiasts use the compact, oxygen-packed on-the-go boost offered by Oxygen Plus to maximize their journey into thinner air.

Oxygen Plus portable recreational oxygen helps:

• Reduce the effects of altitude, including feeling tired and short of breath

• Restore mental clarity and alertness at elevation

• Optimize athletic performance at higher altitudes

• Speed up muscle recovery, and reduce soreness, after skiing, hiking or biking

Restore your mental and physical gusto to sea-level status with the sleek, energy-packed O+ Skinni. An instant lift that fits in your pack or ski jacket pocket, the slim and sturdy design of the O+ Skinni, or the even smaller O+ Mini, offers a surprising amount of oxygen that helps increase your stamina and prevent soreness after vigorous physical exertion. The benefits of breathing O+ oxygen before, during and after hiking, skiing and mountain biking are even more noticeable at higher elevations. Oxygen Plus effectively restores your body's depleted oxygen levels to your normal, healthy levels, which are commonly understood at 96 to 99 percent SpO2.

When you're in a high-altitude environment, the barometric pressure causes air molecules to expand, so each breath you take contains fewer oxygen molecules. Oxygen Plus products directly solves this "large air molecule" problem by instantly delivering pure enriched oxygen to your cells. O+ oxygen is concentrated to more than four times the amount of oxygen at sea level. When your body is adjusting to a higher elevation without the proper concentration of oxygen, you may experience mental fogginess, tiredness, shortness of breath during exertion or even difficulty catching your breath when you're at rest.

Whether you need oxygen for high-altitude hiking or want to make the most out of your next big ski trip, including Oxygen Plus on your packing list can help you make it to the top. Get a big-time boost with bottled oxygen for climbing, biking, skiing and snowboarding - especially when you're at 3,000 feet and beyond.

Whatever your reason for traveling to the top of the world, Oxygen Plus is here to help you make the most of your adventure. Here's a general guide to help you know how many deep breaths of pure recreational oxygen you may need during various high-elevation activities:

• Vacationing at 3,000+ feet - 50+ breaths daily, as needed
• Hiking and Biking at 3,000+ feet - 100 breaths daily, as needed
• Hiking and Biking above 5,000+ feet (Machu Picchu or Pike's Peak)- 5+ breaths every 20 minutes, as needed

People with any type of health or medical condition should consult their physician prior to the use of O+ products. Anyone experiencing altitude sickness should seek immediate medical assistance. Oxygen Plus products are intended for recreational, intermittent use only, not to be used as medical or life-saving products. Prolonged use is defined as uninterrupted intake for more than eight hours. O+ is designed for healthy, active people who want a quick oxygen supplement - at elevation and beyond. Give yourself a lift with Oxygen Plus.

Elevate Your IQ:

At higher altitudes, the oxygen molecules are less dense. Ascending 5,000 or more feet in elevation in the mountains can result in mild symptoms of Acute Mountain Sickness - headaches, nausea, dizziness, disturbed sleep, fatigue, shortness of breath and loss of appetite. These symptoms will lessen while breathing a higher concentration of oxygen. When the brain does not receive enough oxygen, the brain is impaired and a condition known as hypoxia can occur. Hypoxia is the deficiency of oxygen reaching tissues of the body. Hypoxia can occur in oxygen-deficient environments, including higher mountain elevations. The worst symptom of hypoxia is how it affects the brain by diminishing a person's awareness of the oxygen deficiency. In oxygen-deficient environments, some people experience mild euphoria and feel fine, even though they may be unable to write their name legibly or sort a deck of cards. Note: Any person with any type of health or medical condition should consult their physician prior to use of O+ products.

See faqs and oxygen research for more on oxygen, hiking, skiing and elevation.

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