How to ozonate glycerin with an oxygen-fed ozone generator and a stone diffuser: the equipment, the setup, and why a thick liquid takes more patience than water.

How ozone is made by corona discharge, what a quartz glass cold corona tube is, and why it matters for the purity and life of your generator.

Different uses need very different ozone levels. How to think about the concentration you need, and which Synergy generator covers it.

Both can feed an oxygen-fed ozone generator. What each one is, where to get a tank, the regulator you need, and the one rule you must never break.

Ozone is unstable and turns back into oxygen on its own. Why that means you make it when you need it, and what it means for storing ozonated water.

A step by step setup for ozonating water or oil with an oxygen-fed ozone generator and a stone diffuser, plus the details that make the biggest difference.

An oxygen source, a low-flow regulator, ozone-resistant tubing and a diffuser. What each part does, what to look for, and what already comes in the box.

A detailed side-by-side of the three Synergy ozone generators: output, chambers, settings, power, connections, what comes in the box, and who each one suits.

µg/ml is the concentration of ozone in the gas leaving an oxygen-fed ozone generator. What the number means, what changes it, and how to read your output chart.