What clinics tell you before you book

What clinics state up front

We read the EBO2 pages of 163 of the 177 listed clinics. We could not read the pages of 14 clinics; they are left out of every share below rather than counted as not stating something. Each bar shows how many of those 163 state the fact on the pages we read, and the line under it says why you might want it.

• Publish a price 39 of 163 clinics, 24%

  A published price lets you compare clinics before you call and check a quote against it.
• Publish a package price 17 of 163 clinics, 10%

  A package price shows what a course of sessions costs, not only the first one.
• State how long a session takes 96 of 163 clinics, 59%

  The session length tells you how much of the day to set aside.
• Name the device 21 of 163 clinics, 13%

  A named device is something you can look up yourself, in the FDA's device databases or the maker's own materials.
• State who supervises 95 of 163 clinics, 58%

  Knowing who supervises tells you who is responsible for your care during the session.
• Describe what happens before a first session 127 of 163 clinics, 78%

  A stated consultation, lab work, or screening tells you what the clinic will ask about your health first.
• State a recommended course 61 of 163 clinics, 37%

  The number of sessions a clinic recommends drives the total cost more than the price of one.
• Name their clinicians 70 of 163 clinics, 43%

  Named clinicians let you check a license with your state's licensing board.

The "publish a price" row counts the same clinics as the price report. Prices, packages, and session lengths in detail: what EBO2 costs.

Other services clinics list beside EBO2

Of the 177 listed clinics, 68 list no other service. The others list these beside EBO2; a clinic can list several. Services come from each directory listing, recorded from the clinic's own website.

• IV nutrient therapy 81 of 177 clinics, 46%
• Peptide therapy 48 of 177 clinics, 27%
• Hyperbaric oxygen 44 of 177 clinics, 25%
• NAD+ therapy 42 of 177 clinics, 24%
• PRP 24 of 177 clinics, 14%
• Chelation 18 of 177 clinics, 10%
• Major autohemotherapy (MAH) 17 of 177 clinics, 10%
• Other services 15 of 177 clinics, 8%
• 10-pass ozone 11 of 177 clinics, 6%

How clinics word FDA status

How the 163 clinics whose EBO2 page we could read word the FDA status of EBO2 or its equipment. These are counts only: no clinic is named here or in any download.

• Say nothing about whether it is FDA-approved 138 of 163 clinics, 85%

  The EBO2 pages we read do not say whether EBO2, or the equipment used for it, is FDA-approved, cleared, or registered. A page may still mention the FDA in general terms.
• Say it is not FDA-approved 22 of 163 clinics, 13%

  The pages state that EBO2 or ozone therapy is not FDA-approved or cleared. A page that also calls its equipment or supplies FDA-approved or FDA-compliant is counted here, once.
• Say the equipment is FDA-cleared, registered, or approved 3 of 163 clinics, 2%

  The pages state that the equipment or devices used are FDA-cleared, registered, or approved, without saying the procedure is.
• Say the procedure is FDA-cleared or approved 0 of 163 clinics, 0%

  The pages state that the procedure itself is FDA-cleared or FDA-approved.

What FDA registration, clearance, and approval each mean: is EBO2 FDA-approved? The FDA's own words on these terms are in the regulatory tracker.

Health benefits clinics state

Of 163 clinics whose EBO2 page we could read, 153 (94%) name a condition or health benefit: that EBO2 treats, prevents, reverses, or improves a condition, that it detoxifies the body or neutralizes pathogens, or that it supports longevity or energy. A general statement such as "supports wellness" was not counted. By kind of benefit (a clinic's pages can fall under several):

• Detoxification 142 of 163 clinics, 87%
• Energy or fatigue 128 of 163 clinics, 79%
• Infections or pathogens 114 of 163 clinics, 70%
• Autoimmune conditions 99 of 163 clinics, 61%
• Other conditions 89 of 163 clinics, 55%
• Lyme disease or mold illness 87 of 163 clinics, 53%
• Heart and circulation 83 of 163 clinics, 51%
• Longevity or anti-aging 53 of 163 clinics, 33%
• Long COVID 47 of 163 clinics, 29%
• Cancer 24 of 163 clinics, 15%

These are counts only: no clinic is named here or in any download. A statement on a clinic's page is a claim, not evidence. What the studies show: does EBO2 work?

How we made this

• A research pass set out to read the EBO2 page, and related pages on the same site, of every listed clinic, and could read 163 of the 177, on September 28, 2026. For each fact it saved the clinic's exact words and the page they came from, and a script checks every quote against the saved text of the pages read for that clinic. The saved copies are not published.
• A fact counts as stated only when it appears on the pages we read. A clinic whose pages we could not read is left out of every share on this page rather than counted as not stating something.
• FDA wording and health claims were sorted into the categories above from each page's own words, and are published only as counts.
• Other services come from the directory listing, recorded from the clinic's own website when the listing was researched. Our editorial policy explains how we choose and check sources.

What this cannot tell you

• A statement on a page is not proof that it is true, or that a service is offered as the page describes.
• We recorded wording, not conduct. A clinic may do more, or less, than its pages say.
• A clinic may state a fact on a page we did not read, or tell you when you call. Pages change after the date read.