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Flying_Monkey

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My kids sometimes don't feel great when we are 10k or above on long trips. I've been considering a proper O2 system like the mountain high ones...in the meantime has anyone used cans of air like Boost Oxygen for passengers for a quick hit? Does it make a difference for them? This is not for me as the pilot it is just for passengers feeling better.
 

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