R-Garden Vitamin O Supplemental Oxygen - 4 oz.

R-Garden Vitamin O Supplemental Oxygen - 4 oz.

$58.00
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R-Garden Vitamin O Supplemental Oxygen - 4 oz.

R-Garden Vitamin O Supplemental Oxygen - 4 oz.

$58.00
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BrandR-Garden
Product typeOxygen Therapy
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Product details

R-Garden Vitamin O is a liquid supplement containing stabilized mono-atomic oxygen molecules designed to support oxygen levels in the body. This 4 oz. bottle delivers supplemental oxygen through a proprietary stabilization technique that creates oxygen molecules directly within the solution.

Key Features

  • Contains dissolved mono-atomic oxygen molecules (O2) stabilized using a proprietary technique
  • Oxygen molecules are created from the solution itself, not forced in under pressure or bubbled through
  • Differs from other oxygen supplements by using mono-atomic oxygen rather than oxychlorine compounds
  • Has a chlorine taste due to sodium chloride in the formula; sodium is filtered out during manufacturing

Who Is It For

This product is intended for those interested in oxygen-based wellness therapies and individuals seeking to support their body's oxygen levels as part of their health routine.

Product Details

Brand R-Garden
Form Liquid
Size 4 oz.

Frequently asked questions

Why does Vitamin O have a chlorine taste?

The chlorine taste comes from sodium chloride (salt) in the formula. During manufacturing, the sodium chloride is broken down into sodium and chloride; most of the sodium is filtered out, and the remaining chloride gives the product its chlorine flavour.

How is the oxygen in Vitamin O different from other oxygen supplements?

Vitamin O contains dissolved mono-atomic oxygen molecules (O2) that are created from the solution itself using a proprietary stabilization technique. It is not based on oxychlorine or other oxygen compounds, and the oxygen molecules are not forced in under pressure or bubbled through.

How long has oxygen therapy been used?

Oxygen-based therapies have been documented for over 200 years, with the earliest recorded use on a human dating back to 1783.

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