Coming to a country near you soon, a New Zealand-based company is already selling compressed

air in tin cans with a mask.

Now the company claims the air is collected from some of the pristine regions of New

Zealand, huh?

Now they're selling it already in India and in China.

They say the air quality is at hazardous levels and people are needing fresh air.

So they're buying home pure air purifiers for, you know, the family at the house, but

that's not outside.

And that's where the cans come in, yes, air in a can.

You can now carry your own pure air, nice, fresh water in a bottle and air in a can.

Now you, I don't know how many it's going to take for you to, you know, just breathe out

of a can every day, but according to them, nine liters a can of air lasts about 181 second

inhalations.

Hmm.

So our regular breath is about three seconds.

So that means you're only going to get about 60 inhalations.

And if you use it non-stop, I mean, that's not even going to last you 10 minutes.

But hey, whatever, how much is clean pristine air from New Zealand, worth to you, huh?

That's what I thought.

You can buy a pack of four and now you're going to have to, it doesn't say what the American

exchange is.

So I'm not real sure, but you can purchase four for 99.9 NZDs, yay.

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