Ozone Faucet Tap Water System

I wasn't sure when I ordered it just what I would be getting and had a few questions which I called and asked the gentleman whose card was included in the box. It is a very nice compact water purifier and oxygen provider. We bought a faucet and had the ozone system put on it and included it as a part of our kitchen sink. It's easy to turn on and works beautifully. I am hoping it will do all it says it will. I read a book about it's purpose and how it is supposed to put oxygen into your cells.

At a green product!Designed on internal pressure of water flow. Must turn on water all the way thus using toooo much water!

I hoped it would last a lot longer, but after less than two months of being installed in my kitchen sink, it does not even switch on. The internal generator seems to have gone bad, because the device does not emit the usual whirring noise when operating.

Does not filter the water. ok if you could input filtered, not tap water.

Excellent way to ionize your water. We use these on all our our faucets in 2 countries. You can smell the ionized water. We use a larger ionizer for cleaning veggies/meals/fruits and for bath water but this is perfect for drinking water and washing hands and one or 2 pieces of fruit

I recently purchased this device which, in concept, is pretty neat, however I use ozone for industrial purposes and have some experience using 03 for decontamination purposes in industrial applications and asked another professional to review this product and here is his response:If you look at one of these Tap Water Ozone devices like OzoneBoy closer, most of which relay on water movement to generate electricity for the ozone production, you will understand the following:1) There is no oxygen feed, therefore the ozone concentration is no more than 0.5-1% by wt.2) You need about 0.15 Amp to generate 0.1 g/h of ozone and that is probably 10 higher than this device could produce.3) The ozone is produced only when you are running the water, 2-5 min max at a flow about 2 GPM or less.4)I the best case scenario, when the device is absolutely new and did not build Nitric Oxide deposits on the electrodes a 10 to 20 times exaggerated theoretical ozone concentration in the water could be only:0.1 g/h x 0.1 ÷ 30 = 0.00033 g/min dissolved ÷ 0.032m3/min = 0.01 g/m3 (ppm)Typically it takes 180 minutes for ozone concentration in water of 0.1 ppm (ten times higher) to sterilize the water according to some researchers.Theoretically ten times lower concentration will need ten times more time to do the job or 1,800 minutes (30 hours) and we have only 2 minutes.In summary; the disinfecting effect of this Tap Water ‘Disinfecting’ device is 1,000 lower then required for disinfection, however I have exaggerated the ozone production in my calculations significantly so the actual disinfecting power of this device could be 10,000 or 20,000 lower than the effective one.That is why it does not produce any detectable ozone and unfortunately is a complete waste of money for thousands of people who bought and still buying it.Devices like this are called in the industry it is a Gimmick, and they do nothing but destroy reputation of ozone on the market.

We wanted ozonated water for health reasons, and this works perfectly, with less hassle than bigger, pricier units. Instructions say to wait 15-30 minutes until you drink the water, but we called the company and if you want the benefits of ozonated water you can drink immediately from tap. we did have to purchase a fitting for it to fit our faucet, but there are many adapters that come with the unit.

I love the smell of ozone and using it on my hair when i wash it makes it very sillky. I like to drink ozonated water too