Transcript excerpt from a YouTube video discussing differences in ozone-generating machines: some companies produce ultra-pure ozone suitable for medical/precision use, while inexpensive/generic devices (e.g., many Amazon ozone generators) may use incompatible materials and are unsuitable. The speakers name 'Longevity' as an example and say there are "three or four" reputable U.S. companies.
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Longevity
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There's different companies out there offering different machines on the market are all created equal in terms of making ozone gas.
At home, with a caveat. So yeah, there are machines that produce ultra pure ozone. So for example, one that went out recently was longevity, right? And there's in the United States, there's pretty much three or four different companies that are good to use, but those machines, they all put out ozone. It's all pure, it doesn't have the contaminations in it and it's good to use. However, there are some really inexpensive machines that don't go through like the quality process, don't use the right materials. And so yeah, you wouldn't want to use one of those. Or if you just go on Amazon and search ozone generator, there's ones that are good for like water purification and that type of thing, but they wouldn't be good for this type of ultra pure ozone that you're trying to get because they don't use all ozone compatible materials. But yeah, there's a few companies out there that are good and totally fine to use.
