What is ozone?

Ozone (O₃) is a natural gas made of three oxygen atoms. It forms in nature during thunderstorms and under ultraviolet radiation – it is also behind that fresh smell after rain.

Nikola Tesla patented the first ozone generator in 1896. During the First World War ozone was used to treat wounds for its antibacterial properties, and today Germany and other countries include it in modern medical practice.

Ozone is a strong oxidant. In contact with bacteria, viruses and fungi it damages their membranes, while stimulating tissue oxygen supply and activating the body’s natural defence mechanisms.

Ozone cannot be stored as a gas, so it is bound to the unsaturated fatty acids of olive oil, forming stable ozonides. This way ozone stays active and can be applied safely to the skin or taken in capsules.

Our creams, oils, shampoos and capsules contain ozonated olive oil with different ozone concentrations, enriched with natural ingredients. Browse the whole range in our shop.

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Our products are intended for external use or intake as directed. The information on this page does not replace medical advice – consult a doctor if you have a medical condition, are pregnant or are on medication.