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4 clinics in New York list EBO2, also called EBOO.
1 of the 4 clinics whose EBO2 pages we could read publishes a price: $2,000 a session; ask the others for one in writing.
By the numbers
Clinics listed
4
Verified on the clinic's own website
4 of 4
EBO2 pages we could read
4 of 4
Of those, publish a single-session price
1 of 4
Other services listed alongside EBO2
IV nutrient therapy4 of 4 clinics, 100%
Peptide therapy4 of 4 clinics, 100%
NAD+ therapy2 of 4 clinics, 50%
Chelation1 of 4 clinics, 25%
Hyperbaric oxygen1 of 4 clinics, 25%
PRP1 of 4 clinics, 25%
Other services2 of 4 clinics, 50%
Counts come from our listings and the clinics' own EBO2 pages, read on October 4, 2026. A price
is shown only when a clinic publishes one; see every published price.
The clinics side by side
What each clinic states on its own EBO2 pages. Clinics that publish a price come first.
What each clinic states on its own EBO2 pages. Clinics that publish a price come first.
Appeal by a New York podiatrist who used ozone therapy for ailments unrelated to podiatry. The court recounts that the city medical examiner attributed a patient's death to intravenous ozone-oxygen gas, that courts upheld that finding, and that state regulators opened a misconduct investigation. It affirms dismissal, for improper service, of his suit to bar use of those findings against him.
which determined that an intravenous injection of ozone-oxygen gas was the cause of the patient's death and ruled it a homicide due to extreme medical negligence
January 24, 2023, New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division, First Department, Court decision
The court unanimously affirmed dismissal of a podiatrist's challenge to the New York City medical examiner's July 2020 finding that his patient's death was a homicide due to extreme medical negligence. It cites record evidence that he injected the patient intravenously with ozone gas, that cardiac arrest followed within 15 minutes, and that gas emboli were attributed to the ozone injection.
The medical examiner also observed gas emboli and concluded, based on their existence in both small and large blood vessels, that they were attributable to the injection of ozone.
Each record links to its primary source. The regulatory tracker has every record we hold.
Union Square, New York City wellness clinic offering a consultation-based EBOO program alongside IV therapy, peptide therapy, and PRP/aesthetic treatments.
Publishes $2,000 a session
Also offers Peptide therapy, PRP, IV nutrient therapy, Other services
Long Island (Melville, Suffolk County) location of L'Elite MediSpa, which also has Brooklyn and Manhattan locations, offering single-pass ozone IV therapy and EBOO alongside NAD+, peptides, and IV vitamin infusion.
Also offers NAD+ therapy, Peptide therapy, IV nutrient therapy
Westchester County location (Scarsdale, NY) of SeeBeyond Medicine, which also has a Greenwich, CT location, offering Ozone and EBOO IV therapy alongside chelation, NAD+, peptide therapy, and IV hydration.
Also offers Chelation, NAD+ therapy, Peptide therapy, IV nutrient therapy