Ozone has the advantages of disinfection, sterilization, and odor removal. And it can be done without pollution and without residue. It has been commonly used in food preservation, medical sterilization, chemical industry, etc. But is ozone harmful to the human body?

Amanda/UMEK is going to share with you a more objective understanding of ozone.

It is true that ozone can cause discomfort when applied to the human body in extreme concentrations for long periods of time, but in reality, the likelihood of such harm is 0. It is very difficult for ozone to reach extreme concentrations that are harmful to humans. Even in a laboratory, if you want to deliberately increase the concentration of ozone to the limit, you need a specific device and a specific confined space to do so. In our lives, the condition is not available.

The Water Quality Association (WQA) has published "Ozone for Point-of-Use, Point-of-Entry and Small Water System Water Treatment Applications: A Reference". Showing:In the 100 years that ozone has been used by humans, there have been no reported cases of permanent injury or death due to ozone, according to the "Manual".

In summary, as long as the vendor can produce a professional evaluation report from a third party and the ozone concentration is in compliance with domestic and international standards, you can use the product with confidence!