Stabilized liquid oxygen

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Liquid oxygen is an extremely reactive chemical that will oxidise many compounds on contact and may explode when mixed with reducing agents. No stabilized form of molecular oxygen exists and products that claim to contain any such molecule are treated with suspicion. See vitamin O for discussion of one of these products.

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• Marketers of "Vitamin O" Settles FTC Charges of Making False Health Claims; Will Pay $375,000 for Consumer Redress
• FTC Attacks "Stabilized Oxygen" Claims