If you're short on space and don't want to install a tremendous oxygen bar in your home or business, a portable oxygen bar may be a better bet. Portable oxygen bars feature all the same accessories as full bars, but are easier to transport, set up, break down, and clean. You still get the same quality infusers, oils, and oxygen generators, but with far less hassle.

A portable oxygen bar is especially handy at a crowded show or fair where onlookers are constantly approaching to take a closer look. You can situate your bar atop an existing bar, then run hoses from the infusers to the seats you've brought in. This way you can accommodate six or seven people at a time, each with his or her own canister.

Finding a Portable Oxygen Bar

There are dozens of companies out there making all sorts of wild claims about the benefits of pure oxygen. To read their literature, you'd think aromatherapy had just earned a scientist a Nobel prize in medicine somewhere. Most of these claims are, to be polite, exaggerated, if not downright incorrect.

The reality is, while oxygen bars aren't likely to cure any terminal diseases, there are definite benefits to filling your lungs with pure air. All of the body's organs are united in their need for constant nourishment. While some of this comes from food and water, the lion's share comes from oxygen, which the body converts into usable energy--something we all need to keep our bodies in tip-top shape.