Amazing Natural Ozone Healing 4 Gel Pack

Ozonated Gel 4 Pack - The Complete Range. Save 20% All four of our ozonated gels in one box: Hemp, Olive, Jojoba and Glycerine, 50g each. $153.60 instead of $192 bought separately - a saving of $38.40. Made in small batches in New Zealand and stored frozen until they ship. At a glance Contains: 4 × 50g glass jars - Hemp, Olive, Jojoba, Glycerine (200g total) Saving: 20% off, $38.40 less than buying the four individually Ingredients: organic hemp, olive and jojoba oils, coconut-derived glycerine, and ozone. Nothing else Free from: preservatives, stabilisers, GMOs, fragrance. Vegan and cruelty-free Just want the oils? The Triple Pack has Hemp, Olive and Jojoba. Also 20% off Why the 4 Pack rather than the Triple? Because Glycerine does things the three oils simply cannot. It is water-soluble, so it can be diluted, sprayed, or used as a mouth rinse. It is not greasy, so it leaves nothing on clothing or bedding. It tastes sweet rather than oily, which is why it is the one people reach for for gums, mouths and pets - ozonated oils make most people gag. And it is a humectant, drawing moisture into the skin rather than sealing it over like an oil. It is also the gel with the strongest published evidence behind it: a 2022 study in Skin Research and Technology tested ozonised glycerine cosmetic products on human facial skin and reported age spots lightening with consistent use. If you want the complete toolkit - one for faces, one for everyday, one for stubborn problems, and one for mouths, gums and anywhere an oil is impractical - this is it. What's in the pack Gel Feel What customers use it for Hemp strongest · slowest to absorb Thick and sticky, stays exactly where you put it, absorbs slowly Fungal nails, stubborn or thickened patches, slow-healing and infected wounds. Some people find it too strong for sensitive or acutely inflamed skin Olive medium · balanced absorption Spreads easily over larger areas, slight protective residue Cuts, grazes and burns, bed sores, eczema on the body, fungal skin, dry and weathered areas, gums, aches and stiff joints, everyday moisturising. Our most-reviewed gel Jojoba gentle · fastest to absorb Absorbs fastest of all four, leaves no greasy film Faces, daily moisturising, sensitive and reactive skin, facial and children's eczema, lips, minor cuts and grazes. The mildest of the range Glycerine water-soluble · draws moisture in Syrupy, non-greasy, virtually odourless, sweet-tasting Age spots, gums and mouth, dehydrated skin, pets, and anywhere an oil is impractical. Dilutes in water so it can be sprayed or used as a rinse Which one for eczema? Our most common question. Customers report using all three oils for eczema, and the right one depends on where and how severe. Jojoba comes up most for faces, children and sensitive skin. Olive for eczema on the body and larger areas. Hemp for stubborn, thickened patches that haven't responded to something milder. With the full set you can start gentle and go stronger only if you need to. How a household tends to use them Jojoba on faces, morning and night. Absorbs in under a minute Olive on hands, arms and legs, and for everyday grazes, burns and dry patches. Usually the first jar to empty Hemp on the one stubborn thing - a nail, a heel, a patch that won't shift - before bed, so it stays put overnight Glycerine on gums after brushing, on age spots on the backs of hands, and on the dog's teeth Why ozone needs a carrier Ozone gas is highly unstable. It breaks down within minutes and cannot be bottled or usefully applied to skin on its own - it has to be locked into something. In an oil, ozone reacts with the double bonds in unsaturated fatty acids to form stable ozonides that release active oxygen slowly on the skin. How much an oil can hold depends on how unsaturated it is, which is why hemp makes the strongest gel and jojoba the mildest. Glycerine has no such double bonds, so it stabilises ozone as a different compound altogether - which is what makes it water-soluble and usable in a mouth. Read our summary of the chemistry. What the research shows Study design, sample size and limitations are stated so you can judge the evidence yourself. The individual product pages carry the full detail. Age spots - human study A 2022 study in Skin Research and Technology tested ozonised glycerine-based cosmetic products on human facial skin and reported lightening of age spots with consistent application over several weeks. A single study rather than a replicated body of work, but it is the most directly relevant evidence for any gel in this pack. Read our summary. How the field grades the evidence The Madrid Declaration on Ozone Therapy (4th edition, 2025), the consensus document of the International Scientific Committee of Ozone Therapy, grades topically applied ozonated oils at Level B - reasonable scientific evidence that benefits outweigh risks - for nail fungus, athlete's foot, ringworm, psoriasis vulgaris, atopic dermatitis, pressure ulcers and chronic wounds, and several oral applications including periodontal disease and gingivitis. Antimicrobial activity - laboratory A 2020 review in Molecules (Ugazio and colleagues) reported minimum inhibitory concentrations of 1.18-9.5 mg/mL against bacteria including Staphylococcus aureus and MRSA, and 0.2-0.53 µg/mL against Candida. Nearly all in vitro. Read our summary. Antifungal activity - laboratory Ouf and colleagues (Brazilian Journal of Microbiology, 2016) exposed five dermatophyte species to ozonised oil, cutting spore formation by 97-99% in the most susceptible species. A laboratory study on cultures, not a trial in people. Read our summary. Wound healing - review of mixed evidence Anzolin and colleagues (Medical Gas Research, 2020) reviewed 28 articles on topical ozonated oil, finding it repeatedly associated with faster wound closure, lower microbial load and modulated inflammation. Most underlying studies were animal models or small case series. Read our summary. An honest note: the clinical studies of ozonated oils use olive, sunflower or camellia oil. There is essentially no published research on ozonated hemp or ozonated jojoba specifically. The differences between the gels rest on the chemistry of the carrier and on what customers report, not on head-to-head trials. How to use Jojoba: a pea-sized amount covers the whole face. Morning and night Olive: a thin layer, 2-3 times daily on the area you're treating; as needed for moisturising Hemp: a rice-grain amount for a spot, a pea-sized amount for a nail or rough patch. Best before bed Glycerine: a thin layer on clean, slightly damp skin. For the mouth, dilute 5-10% with distilled water and rinse - do not swallow Patch test each one on a small area first. For serious or deep wounds, or serious burns, see a healthcare professional. Questions people ask Is the Glycerine worth the extra? It depends whether you want any of the things an oil can't do - mouth and gum use, diluting or spraying, pet teeth, a non-greasy finish, or age spots. If none of those appeal, the Triple Pack covers the skin uses perfectly well and costs less. Which should I try first? Start with the gentlest that suits the job. Jojoba for faces and sensitive skin, Olive for general use, Hemp only when something milder hasn't worked, Glycerine for mouths, gums and age spots. How long will the pack last? Four 50g jars used for different jobs typically last a household three to five months. Use each within 12 months of opening. Do they all need refrigerating? Refrigeration extends the life of all four and is worth doing. It matters most for the Glycerine, which holds its potency best kept cold. Is this a good gift? It is our most complete set - four glass jars, nothing synthetic, and useful to almost anyone. If you are buying for someone who spends time outdoors, or for older parents, this is the one people come back and tell us landed well. Storage Keep cool, dry and out of direct light. Refrigeration extends shelf life and preserves ozone potency - particularly for the Glycerine. The oil gels may firm up when cold; let them return to room temperature before use. Use each within 12 months of opening. Important information Cosmetic use only. These products are intended for cosmetic and skincare purposes. They are not medicines or therapeutic devices and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. About the research. The studies referenced above concern ozonated oils and ozonated glycerine in general and their documented properties in peer-reviewed research. They are provided for education, to help you understand the ingredients. Results vary between individuals. If you have specific skin concerns or a medical condition, speak to a healthcare professional before use. Made with care in New Zealand. 100% natural, organic, vegan and cruelty-free. Four 50g jars, 200g total.