OxygenSuperCharger Strength: Original or Ultra?

We love answering questions about our products. Here is one we received recently about the oxygen strength of our products.

Hi Lana,

Good question.

The oxygen strength means the concentration of oxygen molecules in the liquid. The original formula is 35% strength, and the ultra-strength is 25% stronger, or about 43% oxygen molecules.

The bottom line is that oxygen is oxygen. The O₂ does what it does, no matter the strength. You will get the same amount of O₂ as the ultra-strength if you take 25% more of the original strength. This difference in strength accounts for the price difference. You can buy the more expensive ultra-strength and use less to get the same amount of O₂ as the original.

The Other Difference Between Our Two Strengths

The only other difference is that the original strength is made with sea salt, and the ultra-strength is made with just the minerals necessary for our proprietary process to work. Therefore, the original has a slightly salty taste and contains more sodium (but less than 1% of the RDA), while the ultra-strength does not taste salty or contain sodium.

Personally, I like the taste of the original. Some people can not taste the ultra-strength at all. Some people have said the ultra-strength has a slight “chlorine” taste, and I can assure you our products have no chlorine. It’s just that people don’t know how to describe the taste of the minerals, and chlorine is the closest taste they know.

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Both strengths use the same ASO® technology and deliver the same bio-available oxygen your body can put to work immediately.

Please let us know if you need any further assistance.

We are always happy to answer any questions you may have about our products. So, feel free to reach out.

Trishah Dee Woolley, M.A.

Founder, Premium Oxygen Solutions LLC

Trishah Dee Woolley is the founder of Premium Oxygen Solutions LLC and has sold OxygenSuperCharger™ since 2010. She holds an M.A. in Clinical Psychology and has used Activated Stabilized Oxygen personally beginning in the 1990s. Nothing on this site is medical advice — it reflects more than fifteen years of firsthand experience and careful research.