Ozone-Infused Oils: What You Need to Know

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Ozonation is the process of infusing oils with activated oxygen (O₃) — transforming everyday plant oils into powerful, oxygen-rich remedies for the skin, body, and beyond. At Triple Moon Ozone, this is where the magic begins.

We use medical-grade ozone, gently bubbled through high-quality, organic oils like hempseed, olive, and castor over many hours. This slow infusion creates ozonides — unique compounds that deliver oxygen directly to the skin or tissue, supporting deep healing and cellular repair.

You’re not just applying a moisturizer — you’re inviting in the raw energy of the storm.

Ozone-infused oils have been used in natural medicine for over a century. Backed by both tradition and modern science, ozonated oils are known to:

• 🔬 Support skin regeneration and accelerate healing
• 🛡️ Fight bacteria, fungi, and viruses naturally
• 💧 Reduce inflammation and redness
• 🌿 Moisturize without clogging pores
• 🦷 Promote oral health (when used appropriately)
• 🐾 Soothe minor pet skin issues (vet-approved only)

Unlike oils that just sit on the surface of your skin, ozonated oils deliver active oxygen where it's needed most. This can help stimulate your body’s natural healing response — all without synthetic additives, preservatives, or harsh chemicals.

Our products come in two levels of potency:

• Fully Ozonated – For targeted support, wound care, oral use (when food-grade), and pets.
• Partially Ozonated – Gentler for daily skincare, bath products, and long-term use.

We’ll guide you to the right match for your needs.

Q: Is ozone safe?
A: Yes — when used topically in oil, ozone is stabilized and completely safe. It's only harmful when inhaled in gas form, which never happens with our products.

Q: What does it smell like?
A: Ozonated oils often have a sharp, earthy scent — a mix of fresh-cut grass and lightning in a jar. It fades quickly but speaks to its potency.

Q: How do I use it?
A: Use a small amount on clean skin, wounds, or irritation. Some are safe for oral use or pets — always read the label or ask us if unsure.