Ionoxygen

Ionoxygen sells a single consumable: a liquid, stabilized oxygen supplement sold in 1-oz dropper bottles and 4-oz refill sizes. The product is positioned in the mid-range dietary-supplement tier—$19.95 for the 1-oz bottle and $49.95 for the 4-oz refill—available only through the brand’s own website and Amazon storefront. The brand’s claim is that its formula delivers bio-available, dissolved oxygen without chlorite salts or hydrogen peroxide, making it tasteless and safe for daily oral use. Ionoxygen markets the drops as a travel and altitude aid, an immune-support adjunct, and an energy booster, emphasizing rapid absorption and a neutral pH. Core buyers are wellness-oriented adults aged 25-55 who practice intermittent fasting, endurance sports, or frequent air travel and want a portable, additive-free oxygen source. The brand appeals to minimal-ingredient purists and biohackers who distaste flavored energy shots or sugary electrolyte mixes. Ionoxygen competes in the niche “liquid oxygen” supplement segment against small, web-only labels that rely on chlorite-based chemistry and sport-oriented hydration tablets. It differentiates by removing oxidizing bleaches, offering a travel-size glass dropper, and publishing third-party pH and heavy-metal test results.