Toxicity: what is the limit of oxygen tolerance for a human over several days?

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Meng_Tze:
your 'indefinite' ratings need to be capped. In the USA this is 78.1 years.:wink:
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That's really more of an expectation or an average. I know several people that have passed that "cap." :wink:
 
Cave Diver:
That's really more of an expectation or an average. I know several people that have passed that "cap." :wink:
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In that case you should probably warn them of the imminent danger of O2 toxicity :wink:
 
Dave1981:
In that case you should probably warn them of the imminent danger of O2 toxicity :wink:
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Most of them have more pressing concerns. :D
 
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