Before ordering EBOO filters, tubing, or line sets, verify machine generation (EBOO O3 vs EBO2), operating mode (3–5 gamma vs 20–30 gamma), filter membrane specification (PES H200), and connector standard used by your existing circuit. Request a free compatibility review by emailing info@eboofilters.com with a photo of your current setup.
Research Use Only. Not a medical device and not FDA-cleared or approved for clinical use. Purchasers are responsible for verifying compatibility and applicable requirements.
The 2026 EBOO O3 Research Device uses a PES H200 high-flux polyethersulfone (dialyzer-style) filter. Compatible replacement filters and complete Filters & Lines kits are stocked on this site. Verify membrane type, surface area, and port geometry against your existing configuration before ordering.
EBOO mode runs at a nominal 3–5 gamma (3–5 µg/mL) ozone concentration and EBO2 mode at 20–30 gamma (20–30 µg/mL). The PES H200 filter modules and luer-lock line sets stocked for EBOO O3 research circuits are compatible with EBO2 research configurations that share the same form factor and connector standard. Confirm your connector standard before ordering.
EBOO line sets and silicone tubing use standardized luer-lock connectors to join segments to the filter, ports, and the machine. Confirm tubing inner diameter, length, and luer-lock standard against your current line set before ordering.
Options include the Filters & Lines Complete Kit (line set + cuvette + filter), Lines + Filter (no cuvette), Lines + Cuvette (no filter), and a Lines No Cuvette set (no filter). Choose based on whether your protocol already stocks a cuvette or a filter. See the EBOO Supply Kits page for kit contents.
No. All EBOO and EBO2 filters, tubing, and line sets are supplied as sterile, single-use research disposables for one research cycle each and must not be reused between experiments.
No. All EBOO Filters products are supplied for controlled laboratory and research use only. They are not FDA-cleared or approved and are not medical devices.
No. The information provided is general procurement guidance for research-use buyers. Buyers are responsible for independent verification and for ensuring intended use complies with applicable law and institutional policy.