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For clinics with IV ozone equipment
For clinics that already bought the generator… and then got stuck.
You already made the hard decision: you bought IV‑capable ozone equipment because you care about giving patients another way to heal. Now it's sitting there, and your team doesn't have a clear way to use it.
Get the system$1,999One-time. Instant access for you and your team.
“We're not using this nearly as much as we should.”
“My nurses are nervous — we don't have clear protocols.”
“I don't have time to build dosing charts, SOPs, and a launch plan from scratch.”
You already spent thousands on equipment. The plan to actually use it shouldn't be the missing piece.
The IV Ozone Training & Implementation System for Clinics is built exactly for that situation.
It turns “we own a machine” into “IV ozone is a normal, safe, and profitable part of our clinic.”
What changes
Patient selection, MAH dosing and titration, and adverse-event guidance in one place, so your staff stops guessing and starts following a system.
A named 30-day program, a 7-day email & SMS campaign, and phone and checkout scripts, so ozone doesn't just sit on the shelf.
Nine self-paced modules covering foundations through step-by-step MAH technique, so you can train staff without babysitting.
New hire? You give them a login instead of re-teaching everything.
What you get
So your staff stops guessing and starts following a system.
So ozone doesn't just sit on the shelf.
So you can explain ozone in plain language, not a research lecture.
So your processes are standardized and defensible.
So you can train staff without babysitting.
New hire? You give them a login instead of re-teaching everything.
So you know exactly what to do, week by week.
What this means for you
To“We have a generator in the corner.”
“My staff is trained, our protocols are clear, and IV ozone is a normal, profitable part of our care plans.”
You don't have to invent protocols, write SOPs, or figure out how to launch patients into it by trial and error. We've already done that work. You just implement.
In their words
Sarah Laird
Rural urgent and primary care, Oklahoma
Bringing ozone to an underserved rural community in northern Oklahoma.
Dr. Mike Vanchiere, DC
Chiropractic clinic, Provo, Utah
“When you first start, you’re thinking like, my gosh, this is kind of expensive or looking back, it’s really not to get set up.”
Cody Laird
Family practice clinic, Oklahoma
A family practice clinic on how the live event was run.
Dr. Jennifer Jennings
Functional medicine clinic, East Aurora, New York
“We had already had ozone going when I purchased the business. But I was able to offer additional modalities and enhance the technology.”
This system is for you if: you already purchased an IV‑capable ozone generator; you run IVs now (vitamins, C, etc.) but ozone hasn't really launched; your team is asking for clear patient selection criteria and exact dosing & titration guidance; your team wants to know “what do I do if something weird happens?”; and you want IV ozone to be a real line of service, not a science project.
If that's you, this is the missing manual.
Protocols your staff can follow, dosing and titration guidance by indication category, SOPs, consents and chair-side checklists, patient-facing language, and a week-by-week rollout plan.
Plus nine self-paced modules your whole team can take, so new hires get up to speed without pulling you or your lead nurse off the floor.
$1,999, one time. That includes every module, template, script and SOP, with instant access for you and your team.
You don't have to invent protocols, write SOPs, or figure out how to launch patients into it by trial and error. We've already done that work. You just implement.
This is an educational program. It does not grant a license or replace your obligation to follow all applicable laws, board rules, and standards of care.
Ozone therapy is not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for any medical condition. Providers are regulated by their state boards; you are responsible for following the rules where you practice.