Ozonated Oils for Penis Health: A Guide

How to use the ozonated oils on the penis

The ozonated oils are organic, pure, fully saturated ozonated oils.

Safety first, kids!

The oils are used as a penis rub that can be used during bareback sex but it is not safe for condoms, as the oil degrades latex. Non-latex condoms are safe.

The ozone isn’t observed to cause adverse reactions when used in oil. However, the oils themselves may be intolerable to some skin. If irritation occurs, discontinue use.

Instructions for using ozonated oil on the penis

Ensure the oil is kept refrigerated or frozen.
To use as a penis rub, scoop out two pea-sized amounts (or as needed based on surface area and comfort) and warm between your hands.
There should be enough oil on the skin to leave a coating, but not so much that it is slick.
Apply the warmed oil to the penis and scrotum, ensuring attention is paid to nooks and crannies, and in particular, underneath the foreskin if it exists. BV-related microbes have been found inside and all over the penis and scrotum. Be thorough.
Do not wash the oil off. It should soak in a bit, so avoid wearing underwear immediately – give it a minute. You’ll be able to gauge how this process is going, but you want to avoid it rubbing off before it can do anything. Leave overnight or all day, as your preference.
Jojoba and sunflower will soak in more than olive.
Repeat every day or night until the jar is empty, but no less than seven days.

If you have urethral symptoms

If you have urethral symptoms, you will likely need oral treatments too, such as Hiprex or the Four-pronged Approach enzymes, since this mixture can only get so far into your penis. Sex with treatments in helps with this, but it’s not always practical or available.

Sex during treatments

Do not have bareback sex with your partner(s) without the treatment present and do not ejaculate inside the vagina until later down the track when treatment is complete and is believed to have been successful (three months). It’s best if you are both using the same treatment, but not essential.

Can I stop the treatment early if my partner’s symptoms seem to be gone?

No. Your treatment is separate from your partner’s.

Can I skip treatments if I have something on?

Yes, but try not to, and add an extra day. Sometimes it’s necessary to skip treatments – if you are away from home for a night or a week, on holiday, or otherwise busy doing stuff, you can skip treatments. But, don’t skip more than one. If you need to skip days, consider rescheduling treatments.