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Topic	Why is Oxygen considered a drug by the FDA?
deoxxys 04/21/24 1:43:11 AM #7:	Dudebusters posted... Nah, it means it's at a higher condensed volume than what is typically found in nature. That's the general gist of "medical grade" anything. There's OTC ibuprofen, and then there's "medical grade" ibuprofen. "Medical grade" indicates it underwent testing to make sure that particular volume, dosage, or whatever is safe for humans, while being higher than what you can get off of a store shelf. That makes sense, I knew there were stronger painkillers you could only get from doctors. So what you're saying is I can still get safe breathable oxygen that just isn't medical grade? --- twylite sprinkle http://tinyurl.com/jeqyas3 https://tinyurl.com/mgvx7h2 <cite>deoxxys posted [p:980018101] in Why is Oxy... [t:80752003]...</cite> <quote>Dudebusters posted... </cite><quote>Nah, it means it's at a higher condensed volume than what is typically found in nature. That's the general gist of "medical grade" anything.There's OTC ibuprofen, and then there's "medical grade" ibuprofen. "Medical grade" indicates it underwent testing to make sure that particular volume, dosage, or whatever is safe for humans, while being higher than what you can get off of a store shelf.</quote>That makes sense, I knew there were stronger painkillers you could only get from doctors.So what you're saying is I can still get safe breathable oxygen that just isn't medical grade? --- twylite sprinklehttp://tinyurl.com/jeqyas3 https://tinyurl.com/mgvx7h2</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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