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    O2 Bar Texas is a oxygen bar rental service in the North Texas area. We take pride in providing  our clients with healthy and unique ways to enhance their parties, events, social clubs, conventions, and much more. Our vision is to bring people together by enhancing what we as people do best- breathing! We bring the air to you, all you have to do is inhale. It is our passion to share the uplifting experiences of recreational oxygen. We do this by providing up to 92% oxygen with aromatherapy.

    Some of the benefits of oxygen include:

    Heightened concentration, alertness, & memory
    Increased energy levels
    Relieves muscle stiffness
    Calms your mind and stabilizes your nervous system
    and much more!
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    We hold the highest standards for professionalism, respect, and service. That means our customers needs are met and exceeded. Our friendly and fully trained staff are ready to add value to your event or party now!

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