At 06:50 AM 8/27/2007 -0700, you wrote:
Ode,
The main difference is in the very controlled environment levels or
delivery system that the med grade generators produce. The generators
are so regulated that they cannot exceed or reach the dangerous levels
considered to suppress the immune
Ode,
The main difference is in the very controlled environment levels or delivery
system that the med grade generators produce. The generators are so
regulated that they cannot exceed or reach the dangerous levels considered to
suppress the immune system. The major difference is in the
Hello Ode,
Well, it looks like Charles already answered your
question.
As far as getting oxygen from a welders' supply place,
that is very often suggested on the Oxyplus list.
Even have a handy line if questioned as to what you
need it for. All you have to say is you need it for
your hot tub
You need medical grade oxygen too, except there's no difference but the
price between that and welders oxygen.
So, tell me, what's the difference in medical ozone and any other ozone?
When is O3 in water not O3 in water?
When is O3 in the air not O3 in the air?
If you don't want the Nitric
Ode said:
Look into personal health swimming pool and hot tub
water ozonators..around $50-$80.
For insufflating (which Charles was recommending) you
need a medical generator, thus the big bucks.
For simply ozonating water you don't.
gail
Hi Brad and List,
I purchased Sota's WOZ3 ozone generator
(http://www.sotainstruments.com/). I somehow became convinced
the cold corona generators were more desirable than ultra-violet
ones and Sota makes a nice, small lightweight one. I came to trust
Sota mainly because I like how the
Ozone: Who out their has experience with ozone. Is their a list out
their that anyone knows of about the subject. What kind of generators do
you use? Cost? Results?
bradki...@email.com
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