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NOTE: We no longer have a brick-and-mortar location. We are now an online-only business! ForeverOzone has been disrupting the ozone industry since 2010, when we invented the "bare bones" concept. In 2018. We invented the quartz tube producing element after discovering that China invented ceramic plate technology that puts metal nanoparticles into the air. Our new technology uses the same concept Nikola Tesla invented. A quartz tube with stainless steel mesh on the inside and outside (dielectric). We pride ourselves on providing superior customer service. Our paid customers can call and get expert advice on how to perform professional ozone shock treatments, ozone therapy, etc. Our website has an AI assistant that helps navigate our website and answer questions.
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174 Cedar Valley Rd, 72088, Fairfield Bay, United States
- (888) 989-8764
- info@foreverozone.com
- foreverozone.com
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