EBOO (extracorporeal blood oxygenation and ozonation) is an IV ozone method: blood is filtered and ozonated outside the body in a continuous loop. 314 providers in 41 states list EBOO on their websites. Most are in California (65), Florida (49), Texas (27) and Arizona (22). Pick your state below or search the map.
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| Method | Typical price per session |
|---|---|
| EBOO | $1,800–$4,000 |
314 providers in 41 states list EBOO on their websites. Most are in California (65), Florida (49), Texas (27) and Arizona (22). Pick your state on this page, or search the map and filter by EBOO.
Typical US prices are about $1,800–$4,000 per EBOO session. Each clinic sets its own prices, so ask before you book.
In IV ozone (MAH), blood is drawn, mixed with ozone and returned through an IV. In EBOO, blood is filtered and ozonated outside the body in a continuous loop. EBOO needs a dedicated machine and trained staff, which is why fewer clinics offer it and a session costs more.
Ask who runs the EBOO machine and what ozone training they have, whether they screen for G6PD before blood ozone methods, and what one session and a full series cost.
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Get the free guideListings are compiled from public sources, including each clinic's own website. Inclusion isn't an endorsement by MediSkill. Services shown are what the clinic lists publicly; confirm details with the clinic. Talk with a qualified provider before starting ozone therapy.