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What is an Ozone Generator?
There’s a lot of confusion and misinformation about the differences between an ozone generator, an ionizer, and an air purifier. An air purifier is a simple filter. Air enters the unit, runs through a filter, and comes out the other side. Air purifiers are best for removing particulates, such as mold spores, dust, and pollen. That said, most of them are not well-suited to removing odors and chemicals.
How do Ozone Generators Work?
To understand how ozone generators work, you first need to understand what ozone is. Ozone is simply a different type of oxygen molecule. Most oxygen, the kind our body uses for energy, consists of two bonded oxygen atoms and is called O2. O2 is found everywhere and makes up about 21% of the air we breathe. However, when hit with an intense electrical charge, oxygen atoms can cluster in groups of three. When this happens, you get ozone, sometimes called O3.
This equipment and accessories will only help you to start producing ozone. You’ll need other accessories to get started with ozone therapy at home. We have compiled all the information you require for starting with different types of ozone therapies. We have put together the most updated protocols for rectal ozone therapy, limb bag ozone therapy, and others.
Features Multi-functional ozone generator:
- High performance and compact design
-Very stable performance and low power consumption
-Very easy operation with very reasonable design
-Built-in fan cooling system to make sure a long working life
-Two optional installation modes: portable or desktop
-Stable ozone concentration
-Adjustable ozone concentration
-100% ozone resistance material
-German ozone technology
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https://ozonetherapygenerators.com/
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