This CE, RoHS, FCC certified Ozone generator confirms that the proportion of hazardous, or difficult to dispose substances is limited to the maximum allowed. It is safe to use and keeps you safer during a paedanmic.

Suitable Application Areas or Purposes include but not limited to: Fridge Shoes Cabinet Kitchen Toilet Pet Room Cars Cupboards Wardrobes Storage room Grocery Disinfecting

How does ozone disinfection work?

The utilization of ozone as a disinfectant is a common practice in hospital disinfection, public water purification, food process, and hotel/office housekeeping industries.  The third oxygen atom present in ozone makes it extremely reactive.  As such, ozone will readily attach itself to other molecules, like those found in bacteria and viruses.  When the bacteria/virus binds with ozone, the chemical structure of the virus is altered – in essence, the introduction of ozone to these compounds breaks down their cellular walls, eliminating the ability of the bacteria or virus to survive.  This process is called oxidation.

How long does ozone last?

As soon as ozone is formed by the Purify O3, it naturally begins to revert back to oxygen.  The residual ozone remaining after the disinfection process will begin to return to oxygen within 30 minutes due to oxidation and further dissipate after 1 ½ hours.

Is ozone safe?

Yes, ozone is safe when utilized properly in a well-ventilated room.  In 2003, the FDA cleared devices using Ozone (activated oxygen) for sanitizing use. The plastic tote or travel/sanitizing case should always be fully zippered shut when using Purify O3 and allowed to sit, undisturbed for 90 minutes after the sanitizing cycle is completed to allow for the residual ozone to dissipate.  Direct exposure to ozone is not recommended, as ozone is a known airway irritant and prolonged exposure can cause damage to the lungs.  Accidental inhalation may lead to minor symptoms including a mild headache, coughing, or burning of eyes in very sensitive individuals.

Demo on Portable Ozone Disinfection on Grocery or Delivery – YouTube