Can you add oxygen drop in juice ?
1776818
yes you can add it with any drink you like or juice,just put 10 drops into any liquid that you would like to drink water or just drinks no liquor at all have a blessed day god bless you all pastor John Vera
1776819
I stopped using this product as it started causing skin irritation and digestive issues. Found product I've used for six months that really helps "Clor-oxygen". Recommend using straw as product stains.
1776820
I don't drink juice that often so I have not tried it. I add it to my water and green tea
1776821
No u can't because of the vitamine c in most juices.oxygen or hydrogen peroxide with vitamine c don't match
1220684
No, you cannot add anything except water. I would not buy this brand though. 2 failed machines and terrible customer service!!!!!
1214289
No it does not. It adds oxygen to your beverage to help with things like focus and headaches. And other ailments people take oxygen for.
2181245
yes, but not citrus fruits. Also you may need to strain the juice with a kitchen strainer to get rig of some excess pulp.
2082976
Yes.Try the one minute cure. I think it is still available online. Or for everyday use mix 3 drops in 8 ounces of water or apple juice.
537869
Not really. That's what I bought it for but it makes more if a purée. Need to add a lot of water to get to a juice consistency.
391520
Yes it can. Adding CO2 to the tank will tend to drop the pH. How much depends on the hardness of the water and the amount of CO2 added. Just be sure to monitor the pH and be sure it stays within the safe range for your fish. Some fish will prove more sensitive to this than others and many will tolerate a fairly wide pH range anyway. The other severe problem would be adding so much CO2 that the oxygen level drops to an unsafe level. Unlikely with this system. Also, an easy problem to spot as some fish will gasp at the surface while others become lethargic on the bottom and would appear to be "gasping." I doubt that would happen with this product. Yes it can. Adding CO2 to the tank will tend to drop the pH. How much depends on the hardness of the water and the amount of CO2 added. Just be sure to monitor the pH and be sure it stays within the safe range for your fish. Some fish will prove more sensitive to this than others and many will tolerate a fairly wide pH range anyway. The other severe problem would be adding so much CO2 that the oxygen level drops to an unsafe level. Unlikely with this system. Also, an easy problem to spot as some fish will gasp at the surface while others become lethargic on the bottom and would appear to be... » Read More Yes it can. Adding CO2 to the tank will tend to drop the pH. How much depends on the hardness of the water and the amount of CO2 added. Just be sure to monitor the pH and be sure it stays within the safe range for your fish. Some fish will prove more sensitive to this than others and many will tolerate a fairly wide pH range anyway. The other severe problem would be adding so much CO2 that the oxygen level drops to an unsafe level. Unlikely with this system. Also, an easy problem to spot as some fish will gasp at the surface while others become lethargic on the bottom and would appear to be "gasping." I doubt that would happen with this product. « Show Less
646725
Nothing beats just in time juicing....remember to refigerate or freeze juice every time...this does not preserve anything...it does keep oxygen away from the juice.
1112421
I think you may want to consider a different type of juicer, like an Omega to extract the most juice. I'm happy with just adding in more fruits/veggies into the Breville. I belive the Omega will alos have less oxidation given the slower speed. Sorry for not directly answering your question, but I hope this helps.
115558
Not to my knowledge. It ADDS oxygen hydroelectrically; creating ozonated water.
1235865
Not so well, there is pulp in everything. I juice with a heavy-duty screen and then juice the juice with the original screen and there is still pulp.
1080082
No this is an extra layer of filter. It will not supply enough oxygen to your tank.
708465
Yes, but you must hold them in the palm of your hand. Suggest heating limes briefly in micro before juicing to get maximum juice.
1228682
Yes!! And one of my favorite things is orange juice with it . The only thing you shouldn't do is super soft fruit like bananas or avocados. But you can juice other fruits/veggies and then throw that juice in with a banana or avocado. Check out juicemaster.com
687861
I don't know how you are going to read this response if you don't speak (read) English, however yes you can. You may need to add water before blending or strain the juice afterward, depending on what you are juicing, however.
355411
You're right that it will not juice things, but it will puree it fine enough so that it can a thin consistency, plus you get the beneficial fibers. You can add a juice base, like apple juice, and then add fresh fruits and vegetables.
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No but you can get an oxygen adapter from the company that provides you with your oxygen. Or you can buy one from a medical site like this one...http://www.directhomemedical.com/004204-uadapt-oxygen-enrichment-adapter.html?fe_feedid=119&fe;_code=004204-uadapt-oxygen-enrichment-adapter&utm;_source=googlebase&utm;_medium=CSE&utm;_campaign=feedexact&gclid;=Cj0KEQiA6JemBRC5tYLRwYGcwosBEiQANA3IBxlybTJ9U-OCOdVU9sGbKbv5MpyMywzxxSYXzFUE9H8aAvCv8P8HAQ#.VMbiFP54otE . i got mine from the oxygen company for free.