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About OzoMD: physician-formulated recovery skincare, made in the USA

We built OzoMD because “more” was making skin worse. This is who we are, what we make, how it is made, and the claims we refuse to make.

OzoMD Ozonated Elixir Oil, the recovery half of the two-step routine, held against skin

Who OzoMD is

OzoMD is a physician-formulated recovery skincare brand from the USA that makes two fragrance-free products built around ozonated olive oil, for skin that has been over-treated with actives and needs to recover its calm. We are a small, physician-led team. The formulas are ours, the facility is NSF certified, and a real person answers the email. We sell two things and we are not planning a shelf.

The problem we kept seeing

The same story, over and over: good intentions and a seven-step routine, and skin that had become tight, red and reactive from too many actives. Retinol, acids, scrubs, back-to-back peels and lasers, each one reasonable on its own, all of them at once. The advice was always the same: stop, strip it back, let the barrier settle. But there was rarely a product built for that recovery window, so people kept reaching for another active to fix what the last one started.

We call this over-treatment, and it is the one thing OzoMD is for. Not anti-aging, not brightening, not resurfacing. Recovery.

What we make

Two products, designed to be used together and simple enough to use alone.

ProductWhat it isSizePrice
Ozonated Elixir OilOzonated olive oil carried in squalane, jojoba, sunflower and rosehip. Two or three drops at night, or anywhere skin needs recovery-grade moisture: face, hands, lips, heels.2 fl oz / 60 ml$77.00
Ozonated Face CreamA barrier-supporting daily moisturizer with ozonated olive oil, niacinamide, panthenol and hyaluronate. The step that seals the oil in.50 ml$38
The Reset DuoBoth, as the full routine: oil at night, cream by day.Oil + cream$102.00 once, or $97.75 subscribed every 60 days

The active lipid in both is ozonated olive oil: olive oil that has had medical-grade ozone bubbled through it until the oxygen bonds into its fatty acids as stable compounds called ozonides, which release oxygen-rich lipids slowly on skin. The full explanation, including what we do and do not know, is on our page on how ozonated olive oil works.

How it is made

OzoMD is made in the USA in an NSF-certified facility. The ozone is generated from a pharmaceutical-grade oxygen source and bonded into cold-pressed oils, then carried in squalane, jojoba, sunflower and rosehip so the oil absorbs instead of sitting on the skin like a paste. Every formula is physician formulated. We do not add fragrance, essential oils, acids or retinoids, because the people we make this for have usually had enough of all four.

Fewer products, not more. Recovery before treatment. Formulas gentle enough that your dermatologist won’t wince.

Our standards

What we do not claim

OzoMD is a cosmetic. It moisturizes, comforts the feel of over-treated skin, softens the look of redness and supports how the skin barrier looks and feels. It does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition, we have not run a clinical study on the product so we do not say we have, and the published research we link on the science page is about ozonated oil as an ingredient, not a promise about our jar. If a problem persists, see a dermatologist, and use OzoMD when they say moisturizer is fine.

The OzoMD Reset

The recovery routine we wished existed.

The Ozonated Elixir Oil and the Ozonated Face Cream: two steps, fragrance free, made for skin that needs a break.

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How to reach us

Email info@agentozo.com for anything from an order question to the peroxide value of your batch, and we will answer. We post on Instagram as @agent.ozo. Before you write, the ozonated oil FAQ covers smell, stinging, retinol, peels and pores, and the one-jar page explains why the oil ends up in so many drawers.

OzoMD products are cosmetic skincare, not medical treatments. Statements on this page have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always follow your provider’s guidance after professional treatments.