Generators & Kits
7 articlesHow ozone generators work, honest machine comparisons, kit differences, maintenance and calibration. Includes the full Stratus 3.0 specifications: 5–75 ug/mL across 11 precision settings, published flow-rate chart, and warranty terms.
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- Everything We Offer at SimplyO3 SimplyO3 ozone generators and ozonated products. An overview of everything we offer at SimplyO3 and how it can be used.
- Ultra-pure ozone generators vs air purifiers: What’s the difference? Looking for ultra-pure ozone generators, avoid buying ozone air purifiers.
- What is the difference between the kits? This article explains different options for easy-to-purchase ozone kits.
- What materials are inside your generators? Ensuring ozone safety, our products adhere to ISCO3.org standards.
- What maintenance is required on the ozone generators? Regular maintenance extends the lifespan of your ozone generator.
- What's the difference between the ozone generators? Understand the difference with ozone generators.
- How do your generators compare to competitors? Learn key factors to evaluate when choosing an ozone generator.
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Oxygen Tanks & Regulators
6 articlesThe unglamorous part everyone needs: sourcing tanks, regulator standards (540 vs. 870), low-flow control, and the real differences between tanks and concentrators.
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- How much ozone am I producing with the Stratus and Cumulus ozone generators? Some uses of ozone require knowing precise concentration. Here’s how to calculate total ozone produced from SimplyO3 Stratus and Cumulus ...
- 870 Oxygen vs. 540 Industrial Oxygen Which one to choose 870 Oxygen or 540 Industrial Oxygen.
- Oxygen Tanks vs. Oxygen Concentrators We do not recommend oxygen concentrators for many reasons.
- How to Choose a Regulator (Outside of North America) Oxygen tank regulator to choose outside of North America.
- How to Choose a Regulator (North America) How to choose an oxygen tank regulator (North America)
- How to Get an Oxygen Tank (North America) Buying an oxygen tank is really quite simple.
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Ozonated Glycerin
5 articlesThe complete guide to the newest format in ozone skincare — what it is, the chemistry that makes it different from oils, the published research (stated plainly, limits included), routines, safety, and storage. Glyzine™ is the first ozonated glycerin we’re aware of with an independent LC-MS chemical profile.
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- Is Ozonated Glycerin Safe? Ozonated glycerin is well-tolerated by most people when made from high-purity ingredients and produced correctly. Here’s what the evidenc...
- Glyzine Skincare Routine: How to Use Ozonated Glycerin for Skin Ozonated glycerin offers a unique approach to ozone skincare — water-soluble, odor-free, and non-greasy. Learn how to use Glyzine in your...
- Ozonized Glycerin vs. Ozone Oil: What Are the Differences? Ozonized glycerin and ozone oil are both ozone-infused products, but their chemistry, texture, and use cases are fundamentally different....
- What's Really in Ozonized Glycerin? | Chemical Profile SimplyO3 shares what independent analysis revealed about the chemical composition of ozonized glycerin — including glyceric acid, glycoli...
- What is Ozonated Glycerin (Glyzine)? Ozonated glycerin combines ozone's oxidative chemistry with glycerin's natural humectant properties — resulting in a water-soluble, odor-...
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Ozonated Oils
3 articlesThe most-studied topical ozone format: oil pulling, massage use, capsules vs. jars, and why peroxide-value standardization (our 600/800/1,200 tiers, third-party tested) is the only meaningful way to compare potency between brands.
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- SimplyO3 Ozone Olive Oil Capsules Comparison: Regular vs. Stomach Caps vs. Intesti Caps This article explains the unique benefits and specific uses for each type of ozone oil capsules.
- Ozone Oil Massage: Benefits, Risks, and What to Look For How ozone oil massage is used, what to look for in an oil, and what the research does and does not show.
- Ozone oil pulling What ozone oil pulling is, how to do it, how to choose an oil, and what the research does and does not show.
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Materials & Accessories
1 articlesWhich materials survive contact with ozone and which don’t — the logic behind quartz, titanium, and silicone construction.
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- What Materials to Look for in Ozone Syringes and Generators? Why you should only use ozone syringes for best results.
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What is ozone, and what is this equipment for?
Ozone (O₃) is a three-atom form of oxygen produced when an electrical discharge passes through oxygen gas. An ozone generator makes this gas on demand from an oxygen source, at a measured concentration — micrograms per milliliter (ug/mL, often called “gamma”). At home, people use this equipment to make ozonated water and ozonated oils; the guides in this library cover the equipment and methods people ask about, with the numbers and safety context stated plainly. Professionals — skincare studios, spas, and other wellness businesses — work with the same chemistry where measured concentration and batch consistency matter. The setup itself is simple: an oxygen source, a regulator that controls flow, a generator that converts oxygen to ozone at a chosen concentration, and ozone-compatible accessories.
New to ozone? Start here
Ozone at Home Roadmap The five-stage buyer’s guide — from “what is this” to a running setup at home →Or jump straight to a question:
The numbers we publish
- Measured concentration ranges with per-setting charts for every generator
- Peroxide values on every oil tier, third-party tested
- A stated ppm figure on our ozonated glycerin (~10,000 ppm)
- An independent LC-MS chemical profile of our ozonated glycerin, with an ongoing testing program spanning shelf life, benchmarking, and quality standardization
- What the research doesn’t show. Where evidence is early-stage, our articles say so.
Frequently asked questions
What does an ozone generator’s concentration number mean?
Concentration (ug/mL or “gamma”) measures how much ozone is in each milliliter of gas output. Higher settings produce stronger concentrations at lower flow rates. The Stratus 3.0 spans 5–75 ug/mL across 11 settings.
What’s the difference between ozonated glycerin and ozonated oil?
Base chemistry. Oils are lipid-based and form their oxygenated compounds via reactions at carbon double bonds; glycerin is water-soluble and has no double bonds, so its chemistry is fundamentally different. Practically: glycerin absorbs cleanly with no odor; oils are thicker, scented, and longer-lasting on skin.
Do I need an oxygen tank?
For accurate, high-purity ozone at specified concentrations, yes — our equipment is specified against pure oxygen at defined flow rates. Concentrator-fed setups produce lower-purity ozone. We help kit customers locate local oxygen suppliers during setup.
Is any of this FDA approved?
No. Ozone equipment and ozonated products are not FDA approved, and governing health authorities do not endorse ozone for health uses. We sell equipment and publish information; decisions about use are yours.
Do I need a prescription to get oxygen?
No prescription is needed for industrial oxygen from welding-supply stores. Prescription (870) oxygen requires one. Both are typically filled from the same high-purity liquid-oxygen source — ask your supplier.
Can I use an oxygen concentrator instead of a tank?
Concentrators produce roughly 90–95% purity oxygen. Our concentration charts assume pure tank oxygen at defined flow rates, so we recommend tanks for accurate concentrations.
What’s the difference between the Simply O3 kits?
Each kit pairs the same precision generator with a different bundle of accessories for different setups — see the full kit comparison.
Where do I find instructions and videos for my equipment?
Every kit includes the Ozone Mastery Portal (16 video tutorials) and a physical handbook. Lifetime phone support: 844-655-2524.
For professionals
Professionals come to this library with a different set of questions — especially in skincare, where estheticians, dermatology-focused practices, spas, and other disciplines evaluate ingredients on chemistry rather than marketing: chemical characterization, concentration precision, batch consistency, and ingredient compatibility. We collect that technical material here — the LC-MS chemical profile of Glyzine™, the published structural chemistry of ozonated glycerin, concentration titration across our equipment range, and sourcing documentation — written in technical language without marketing translation. The Professional Program covers professional pricing and supply.
For technical questions about characterization data, compatibility, or specifications, contact us at info@simplyo3.com and mark the subject “Professional.”
