Ozone-Oxygen-Therapy in Dublin
A complementary treatment, offered only after an individual medical assessment. Our clinic uses the German-made Hyper Medozon comfort system from HAB®, which generates a controlled oxygen–ozone mixture from medical-grade oxygen.
Medical ozone therapy is a complementary application used in addition to conventional medicine. It is not intended to replace conventional medical care or established treatment for any condition.

What it involves
An oxygen–ozone mixture is generated from medical-grade oxygen at a concentration set for your treatment. Depending on your assessment, it may be used in one of these ways. Your doctor explains the proposed application before you decide.
Major autohaemotherapy
A small amount of your blood is treated with the oxygen–ozone mixture outside the body, in a closed system, and returned.
Injection therapy
The mixture is given by injection, at a dose set for your treatment.
External ozone bag
The mixture is applied to the skin inside a sealed bag.
Intestinal insufflation
The mixture is introduced through a small rectal tube.
Who it isn’t suitable for
Ozone-Oxygen-Therapy is for adults, after an individual medical assessment of your history, indication and any contraindications. It is not recommended or not suitable with:
- Under 18
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Hyperthyroidism
- Low blood pressure
- Blood clotting (coagulation) problems
- A recent heart attack
- G6PD deficiency
How it works at our clinic
- 01
Assessment
A doctor reviews your history, medicines and any contraindications. A G6PD blood test may be arranged before your first treatment.
- 02
Your treatment
Your doctor explains the proposed application, its side effects and its cost as part of the consent process, before you decide.
- 03
Your plan
Some patients have a single treatment; others choose a programme of 5 or 10. You are never asked to commit on the day.
Ozone-Oxygen-Therapy questions
Medical ozone therapy is a complementary application used in addition to conventional medicine. It is not intended to replace conventional medical care or established treatment for any condition.