There is no great trick to make ozonated oil.  You need a small narrow glass because, some high quality extra virgin olive oil, and our Xyto 250 unit.  This will make small batches of ozonated oil that can be kept in the freezer to preserve the ozone quality.  It might help to know that the colder the temperature, the longer ozone stays in any liquid.  Ozonated oil is used to treat a variety of skin problems, like psoriasis and eczema.  Ozone is an enriched form of oxygen which is a healing agent.  But, how can anyone get oxygen on their body without some form of container and oxygen supply?

Ozonated oils can be olive oil, coconut oil, and aloe vera.  Each of these oil are beneficial to the skin as well.  Adding extra oxygen to the oil or salve can be done by bubbling ozone into it and keeping the product cold afterwards.  It is simple science that the viscosity and temperature will hold the gas in place for a prolonged period of time.  For example, very cold water will hold ozone longer that warm water.  If you freeze ice that is being ozonated, the ozone will stay in the ice until it melts.  Ozonated ice is used to preserve fish in transport.

Making ozonated oil may be done in just 30 to 60 minutes, whereas making a salve requires days before the oil will congeal.  Ozonated oil is eight times more powerful than hydrogen peroxide without the burning sensation.

The Xyto 250 is good for making the oil, but if you want to make the salve, you need a full system that can run 24 hours a day and is fed by an oxygen concentrator.  Normal air is about 21% oxygen, and oxygen concentrators can product 90-94% pure oxygen.  If you raise the oxygen level, you will get a better and thicker final result.  The air pump in the Xyto 250 is not made to force air through thick oil, and the pump will fail.  So, we are discussing ozonated oil that can be made quickly and as you need it.  

Our Xyto 250 is excellent for making ozonated drinking water or to ozonate fruits and vegetable in a container of water.  Price is $250 and that include shipping and handling.  See More…