Certified organic USP grade coconut-based glycerin. 99.9% pure oxygen. The purest, simplest way to enjoy ozonated glycerin. OG is a versatile product; you can use it as is, or it dissolves in both oil and water. See why ozonated glycerin is taking the ozone community by storm.
Best For: Those seeking a pure, minimal-ingredient topical with gentle moisture and a wide range of personal care applications.
Texture: Smooth, syrupy texture that spreads easily and absorbs gradually.
Scent: Undetectable
Taste: Naturally sweet
Why Choose Ozonated Glycerin?
Glycerin is a sweet-tasting, odorless, colorless, non-toxic liquid. It is classified as a sugar alcohol with a chemical structure of 3 carbon atoms, 8 hydrogen atoms, and 3 oxygen atoms. Our certified organic glycerin is solely derived from organic coconut oil. It is USP grade for top-quality results.
In theory, glycerin has the potential to generate more oxidative potential because of its structure. When ozonated, additional peroxides are formed, giving the glycerin its unique and beneficial properties.
During production, PurO3 employs a specialized manufacturing process that incorporates 99.9% oxygen, ultra-pure ozone, and a proprietary mixing process. Our goal is to deliver the highest quality, USP-grade, organic ozone-infused glycerin.
Ingredients
USP Grade Organic Glycerin* (coconut-derived)
* Fully infused with ultrapure ozone (activated oxygen)
Further Information
Why Choose PurO3 Organic Ozonated Oil Skin Care Products? You get the highest quality ozonated oils anywhere, from the industry leader, at the best prices. It's simple. PurO3 was started with one idea in mind - to create natural skin care products that do what they claim to do, while keeping them simple, safe and pure. PurO3 began by infusing organic olive oil with activated oxygen to create ozonated olive oil. Since then we have expanded our line to include jojoba, avocado, hemp and sunflower with more to come, making PurO3 the undisputed leader in ozonated oils.
How PurO3 Ozonated oils are made Activated oxygen, also known as ozone, is created by taking pure oxygen and electrically charging it. This is done simply by flowing oxygen though an electrically charged tube. What happens is this: pure oxygen or O2 (two oxygen atoms) is changed to pure ozone or O3 (three oxygen atoms), hence our name, PurO3. The next step is where the amazing transformation takes place. The activated oxygen is then funneled into the desired raw oil where the electrically charged oxygen is slowly infused. The result: a creamy oil for your skin.
Our production process and quality are transparent. PurO3 produces all of its oils in small batches which allows for the most rigorous quality control. To maintain the highest level of purity, all of our oils are packaged using glass containers. No plastics or metals ever touch our oils during production to prevent the leeching of foreign chemicals or byproducts into the oils. After the ozonated oil process is completed, we refrigerate the final product in glass jars until they ship directly to you or a retail outlet.
What Is Activated Oxygen/Ozone? Activated oxygen is most commonly known as ozone or O3. Ozone contains three atoms of oxygen rather than the two atoms we normally breathe. The extra atom of oxygen becomes a scavenger, destroying pollutants, bacteria, viruses and odors. While this third atom is very powerful it has a short life cycle of about 20 minutes, leaving behind only pure oxygen. Ozone is created naturally when oxygen comes in contact with ultraviolet rays emitted from the sun. Since ozone is heavier than oxygen it falls and attaches to pollutants and cleans the air we breathe. Ozone is so safe it is being used all over the world in operating rooms, the organic food industry, municipal water systems, swimming pools and the list goes on and on. The beauty of ozone is that it leaves sparkling fresh water and a pathogen-free environment with only pure oxygen as a byproduct.
Ozone and Ozonated Oils When ozone is bubbled through oil it is captured and preserved, increasing the longevity for up to ten years if refrigerated. The oil becomes a gel or cream, making it easy to apply to the skin. It has no known side effects and is often used for a variety of skin conditions.
The Technical Side of Ozonated Oils Ozone is bubbled in oil at high concentrations under a controlled environment until it slowly begins to solidify. Basically, a catalytic reaction occurs that actually changes the oil and three primary organic peroxides are created through the entire process. In other words, the first peroxide reacts a second time to produce a second peroxide, then one more time to form a long chain terpene ozonide (C10H18O3). This can stay in the oil for up to ten years if refrigerated and is natural, needing no chemicals, preservatives or stabilizers to maintain.
Apply a small amount to clean skin as needed. Glycerin is naturally humectant, helping to draw in moisture. When combined with ozone, it offers a number of unique benefits to users. Suitable for delicate areas. Can be mixed with other ingredients.
Store refrigerated; avoid sunlight and high heat. Will last up to 18 months when refrigerated.
