Ozonized glycerin

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Ozonized glycerin vial - 50,000 mcg/mL concentration.

Ozonized Glycerin Solution: High-Purity Formulation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ozonized glycerin?

Ozonized glycerin is a highly stabilized solution that combines research-grade glycerin and ozone for various innovative applications. The solution can be formulated as a pure gel or diluted with saline or sterile water to specific concentrations. It is essentially a stabilized form of ozone.

What concentrations of ozonized glycerin will be available?

Pure Gel: Undiluted ozonized glycerin.

Ozonated Glycerin Combined with Saline:

-2.5% (25,000 mcg/mL)

-5% (50,000 mcg/mL)

-10% (100,000 mcg/mL)

Ozonated Glycerin Combined with Sterile Water:

-2.5% (25,000 mcg/mL)

-5% (50,000 mcg/mL)

-10% (100,000 mcg/mL)

How is ozonized glycerin produced?

Materials and Equipment:

-Research-Grade Glycerin: A pure base ingredient with 99.5% or higher purity.

-Ozone Generator: Research-grade equipment capable of producing controlled concentrations of ozone gas (O₃).

-Ozone-Resistant Tubing: Made of silicone to withstand ozone’s oxidative properties.

-Bubbler System: For efficient infusion of ozone gas into the glycerin.

-Glass Reaction Vessel: Inert and ozone-resistant to prevent contamination.

-Cooling mechanism: The reaction vessel needs to be lodged in a cooling mechanism to prevent over heating

Procedure:

Preparation: Pour research-grade glycerin into a sterile glass reaction vessel. Set up the ozone generator and connect it to the bubbler system using ozone-resistant tubing.

Ozonation:

Turn on the ozone generator to produce ozone at a controlled concentration (e.g., 80 - 100 mg/L) at a flow rate of 1/16LPM or lower. Bubble ozone gas through the glycerin for a specified duration (up to seven days), depending on the desired ozonation level.

Dilution (if applicable):

For diluted solutions, mix the ozonized glycerin gel with saline or sterile water to achieve the desired concentration (2.5%, 5%, or 10%).

Stabilization:
Allow the ozonized glycerin to settle and stabilize.Perform quality control tests to ensure consistent ozonation levels.

Packaging:

Sterilized transfer of the ozonized glycerin into sterile, ozone-resistant glass vials. Seal with tamper-evident caps and label appropriately.

What are the storage instructions for ozonized glycerin?

Ozonized glycerin should be stored at 2°C to 8°C (36°F to 46°F) in a refrigerator. It must be protected from light and heat to maintain stability. Freezing is not recommended, as it may alter the properties of the solution.

What packaging options are available?

Ozonized glycerin is available in sterile, ozone-resistant glass vials in standard sizes, such as 5 mL, 10 mL, and 20 mL. Custom packaging options can also be provided upon request.

What is the difference between ozonized glycerin and ozonated glycerin?

The terms are often used interchangeably, but both refer to glycerin infused with ozone. "Ozonized" is commonly used in technical contexts, while "ozonated" may be more casual.

Can ozonized glycerin be customized for specific research?

Yes, customized concentrations and formulations of ozonized glycerin can be prepared to meet the unique needs of research projects.

What is the shelf life of ozonized glycerin?

While we are doing further testing, it appears ozonized glycerin has a half life of approximately 90 days when stored at 2°C to 8°C.

What are the applications of ozonized glycerin?

This product is intended for technical, industrial, and research purposes only. It is not intended for human or animal use.

Why is ozone-resistant glass used for packaging?

Ozone-resistant glass prevents contamination and degradation caused by the highly reactive nature of ozone. This ensures the stability and purity of the ozonized glycerin throughout its shelf life.

Is ozonized glycerin tested for quality?

Yes, ozonized glycerin is manufactured in a facility adhering to strict quality control and sterile production standards. Batch testing is conducted to ensure consistency, purity, and compliance with regulatory requirements.

What is the appearance of ozonized glycerin?

The solution is typically clear to slightly cloudy, depending on the level of ozonation.

How can I order ozonized glycerin?

We will have ozonized glycerin available in February of 2025.

What are some names associated with ozonized glycerin?

Ozonized glycerin gel

Ozone-infused glycerin

Stabilized ozone glycerin

Ozone glycerol solution

Saline ozonated glycerin

Sterile water ozonized glycerin

Pure ozonized glycerin

How is the concentration of ozonized glycerin calculated?

The concentration of ozonized glycerin is measured in micrograms per milliliter (mcg/mL). For example, a 2.5% solution contains 25,000 mcg of ozonized glycerin per milliliter of solution.

Table of Contents

  • Ozonized Glycerin: Fold Changes and Molecular Abundance Compared to Standard Glycerin

  • The Chemical Properties of Ozonized Glycerin

Ozonized Glycerin: Fold Changes and Molecular Abundance Compared to Standard Glycerin

Updated: 2/04/2025

Overview of the Analysis

Using samples provided by Jim Bridge, DVM, I conducted a chemical analysis of ozonized glycerin with LC-MS, provided by Theriome Laboratories. While this serves as preliminary data, it is not an endpoint. Further analysis is required to establish a complete chemical profile of ozonized glycerin. For example, this dataset likely does not account for all molecules present and may contain some misidentified compounds.

The purpose of this newsletter is to provide an open-source foundation for further research. The raw data file and observations are available for review, including three ozonized glycerin samples, three standard glycerin samples, and two quality control samples. If you find this information valuable, I encourage you to share your insights on the chemical characterization by reaching out to [email protected].

This newsletter is intended for those with a chemistry background, as understanding the data requires specialized knowledge.

Metabolomic Analysis of USP Glycerin and Ozonated Glycerin

This observation compared the metabolomic profiles of USP glycerin and ozonated glycerin using untargeted mass spectrometry. Key analyses included principal component analysis (PCA), intensity distributions, heatmap visualization, boxplot comparisons, and a volcano plot to identify metabolites with significant differences. The goal was to identify chemical characterization and understand the chemical differences between the two groups.

Results and Discussion

1. Principal Component Analysis (PCA)

-PCA was conducted to reduce dimensionality and visualize variance.

-The first two principal components explained a significant portion of variance.

-Clear separation between USP and ozonated glycerin groups indicated distinct metabolic profiles


2. Intensity Distribution

-Boxplots displayed intensity distributions for the top 25 metabolites with the largest fold changes (OZ/USP).

-Normalized intensities (z-scores) enhanced visual differentiation.

-A subset of metabolites showed markedly different intensities, highlighting metabolic shifts induced by ozonation..

3. Heatmap of Significant Metabolites

-A heatmap visualized metabolites with significant differences (fold change > 2, p < 0.05).

-Intensities were normalized to enhance contrast.

-A clear clustering pattern showed distinct upregulation or downregulation of metabolites in ozonized glycerin

4. Boxplot Analysis

-Several metabolites were consistently higher in ozonized glycerin, indicating possible enrichment or formation of unique compounds due to ozonation.

-Some metabolites were significantly reduced compared to USP glycerin

5. Volcano Plot

-Fold changes >2 and p-values <0.05 were considered significant.

-Red markers highlighted significant metabolites.

-Top 25 significant metabolites were labeled, providing a focused list for further investigation

6. Subclass Distribution

-Ozonated glycerin showed carboxylic acids increased to 26.5%, suggesting an enrichment of acidic compounds due to ozonation.

-Minor categories like esters, lipids, and halogenated compounds appeared in trace amounts, possibly formed during ozonation

7. Compound Abundance

-Displayed unique profiles, including high abundance of (2R)-2,3-dihydroxypropanoic acid, glycolic acid, and glycerol monopropionate, suggesting oxidative transformations.

-Phosphoric acid remained significant, but new compounds such as acrylamides emerged, indicating complex chemical changes

Conclusions

-PCA demonstrated clear group separation, confirming distinct metabolic profiles.

-Heatmap and boxplots highlighted metabolites that varied significantly between the groups.

-The volcano plot identified key metabolites responsible for observed biochemical differences.

-Ozone infusion leads to molecular modifications that require further structural elucidation.

Next Steps

-Structural Characterization: Advanced techniques (RI-NMR, tandem MS) will be utilized for further molecular insights.

-Functional Implications: Evaluating how these modifications affect stability and biological activity.

-Research Collaboration: Seeking analytical chemists and institutions for deeper characterization.

If you are interested in contributing expertise or insights, please reach out.

Stay tuned for future updates.