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The oxygen bar is a trend that started in the late 1990s in Japan and quickly spread east to California and Las Vegas. Used for health and recreation, O2 bars can now be found in many venues such as nightclubs, salons, spas, health clubs, resorts, tanning salons, restaurants, coffee houses, bars, airports, ski chalets, yoga studios, chiropractors, and casinos. They can be found as a "People Magnet" at trade shows, conventions and corporate meetings as well as at private parties and promotional events.
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An Oxygen and Aromatherapy bar is a free-standing bar which people
sit or stand at to breathe oxygen and aromatherapy
from a disposable nasal cannula (nose hose). These modular bars
can service anywhere from 1 to 12 people simultaneously, and they
are usually manned by one or two bartender/technicians. The oxygen
is not kept under pressure nor is it administered from a tank. If
anyone offers this service to you in the U.S. they are breaking
the law! (That would be considered "medical oxygen." Our oxygen is
produced by Oxygen Concentrators (generators) which take the
ambient air that we breathe everyday and separates the nitrogen
from this ambient air with a molecular filter. Most of the
nitrogen is expelled during this cycle and the oxygen is
concentrated and pushed out of the machine through a tube which is
attached to the Aromarizers on top of the bar. It is
there that the bartender/technician controls the flow of the
oxygen to the individual bottles that hold water and the
all-natural, essential, therapeutic grade aromas. In turn, the
bottles bubble when turned on and oxygen is forced through the
other opening of the bottle. It is there that the bar patrons connect the nasal cannulas
while breathing normally.
*Note: Oxygen is a very dry gas and needs to be
"humidified" and this is one of the two reasons why it is passed
through the water. The other reason is to have it pick up the
pleasant scent.
Visitors to the bar can choose from 12 of these different scents
and switch to any of them at any given time during their session.
For optimum benefits, a session at the bar should last from 10 to
15 minutes. When at a Trade Show or Convention, a 2 to 5 minute
session is more desirable in order to keep the flow of people
moving. Bar patrons can choose from our most popular flavors which
are Eucalyptus, Lemon, Peppermint, Lavender, Lemongrass, Rosemary,
Watermelon, Spearmint, Orange, Juniper, Cinnamon and Grapefruit.
All that is needed at the event location is a standard 110V 60HZ
outlet and a 7' by 4' area (without bar stools) or an 8' by 8'
area with bar stools.
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Dallas Oxygen Bar
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