A side-by-side comparison of the 2026 EBOO O3 Research Device against alternative extracorporeal ozone research configurations for research and laboratory buyers — covering platform integration, published operating controls (1–35 gamma, 2.5–5 L/hr), the integrated 5-lamp UVBI chamber, documented safety features, PES H200 filter compatibility, and per-run consumable economics using the Filters & Lines Complete Kit. All products are supplied for controlled laboratory and research use only.
A side-by-side reference of publicly described specifications for research and laboratory buyers evaluating extracorporeal ozone research platforms. Figures reflect published product materials available at the time of writing and are provided for general product comparison only.
| Specification | EBOO O3 Research Device 2026 | Typical alternatives |
|---|---|---|
| Platform architecture | Integrated closed-loop research platform (pump, filtration, gas infusion, and UVBI in one benchtop unit) | Often split across a core processing unit plus a separate light device |
| Published operating controls | 1–35 gamma (1–35 µg/mL) ozone concentration; 2.5–5 L/hr flow rate | Equivalent control ranges frequently not clearly published |
| Operating modes | EBOO mode (3–5 gamma) and EBO2 mode (20–30 gamma) on one unit | Varies by configuration |
| UV / light architecture | Integrated 5-lamp UVBI chamber for controlled-spectrum exposure | Separate standalone light device, or limited published detail |
| Filter membrane | PES H200 high-flux polyethersulfone (dialyzer-style) | Varies; membrane spec not always published |
| Documented safety features | Overflow protection, voice prompts, light/temperature sensor, SpO2 sensor, air/bubble sensor | Not always clearly published |
| Consumable cost | $79.50 per complete kit ($795 per 10-pack) | Around $300 per kit where published |
| Research-use status | Research/laboratory use only — not FDA-cleared | Confirm with supplier |
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Research Use Only. Not a medical device and not FDA-cleared or approved for clinical use. This comparison is based on publicly available materials at the time of writing, is provided for general product comparison only, and makes no performance or outcome claims. Purchasers are responsible for verifying specifications and compatibility.
The 2026 EBOO O3 Research Device is an integrated closed-loop research platform that combines the peristaltic pump, PES H200 high-flux filtration, ozone/oxygen gas infusion, and a UVBI chamber in a single benchtop unit. Alternative configurations often split these functions across separate devices, such as a core processing unit plus a standalone light device. All units are supplied for controlled laboratory and research use only.
Published operating controls include an ozone concentration range of 1-35 gamma (1-35 ug/mL) and a flow rate range of 2.5-5 L/hr, spanning EBOO mode (3-5 gamma) and EBO2 mode (20-30 gamma) on one unit. Publishing these control ranges lets research teams document and reproduce experimental conditions.
The EBOO O3 offers an integrated 5-lamp UVBI chamber for controlled-spectrum ultraviolet exposure during processing, rather than a separate standalone light device. The UV stage is part of the same closed-loop circuit as the peristaltic pump and PES H200 filter.
Documented safety features include built-in overflow protection, voice prompts, a light/temperature sensor, an SpO2 sensor, and an air/bubble sensor. These are published so research teams can evaluate safety visibility before procurement.
The EBOO Filters & Lines Complete Kit is $795 per 10-pack, or about $79.50 per single-use research circuit. Some alternative platforms publish consumable kit costs around $300 per kit. Confirm exactly what each kit includes when comparing per-run economics.
The EBOO O3 is a single integrated platform with synchronized processing across the pump, filtration, gas infusion, and UVBI stages. Multi-device alternatives use separate components and a separate light device, which adds setup steps and bench footprint.
No. The EBOO O3 Research Device and all EBOO Filters supplies are provided for controlled laboratory and research use only. They are not a medical device and are not FDA-cleared or approved for clinical use. This comparison is for general product evaluation only and makes no outcome claims.