By Venturis Clinic, Oklahoma City · Updated October 2026
Many people researching EBOO look at clinics in Mexico, especially Tijuana. Before you book travel, it is worth knowing that EBOO is available here in Oklahoma, with your exam, screening labs, sessions and follow-up all handled by one local team. At Venturis Clinic in Oklahoma City, EBOO is performed by licensed medical staff under our medical director after a Good Faith Exam.
Why people consider EBOO in Mexico
It is easy to understand the appeal. Some clinics abroad offer packaged treatment weeks, and EBOO is widely discussed online in connection with them. For some patients, though, the travel, time away from home, and lack of local follow-up make that path harder than it first appears. Here is a fair look at what to weigh.
What to compare before you choose
Your exam and screening
EBOO should start with a thorough exam and screening labs such as G6PD and a complete blood count. Ask any clinic, at home or abroad, how screening is done and who reviews the results. In Oklahoma City, we complete your Good Faith Exam and order labs before your first session.
Oversight and standards
Ask who performs the treatment, what their credentials are, whether a medical director oversees care, and whether the tubing and filter circuit is sterile and single-use. Practices and regulations differ from country to country, so it pays to ask the same questions everywhere.
Follow-up care
Most people who use EBOO do a series of sessions with check-ins along the way. With a local clinic, adjusting your plan, rechecking labs or asking a quick question is a short drive or a phone call, not an international trip.
Coordination with your other doctors
A local team can communicate more easily with your primary care physician and specialists, review your medications, and keep everyone informed.
Travel, time and total cost
Flights, lodging, meals, time off work and a companion’s travel add up. Compare the full cost of a plan, including follow-up, rather than the price of a single session. At Venturis, cost is discussed openly at your consultation, before anything is scheduled.
EBOO in Oklahoma City
Our clinic is at 7917 N. May Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73120. Patients come from across the metro, from Tulsa, Norman and Edmond, and from Kansas, North Texas and Arkansas. For out-of-town patients, we can often complete parts of the evaluation by phone or telehealth first and group sessions to keep trips to a minimum.
Many patients pair EBOO with IV nutrient therapy or light-based therapies, planned together after the Good Faith Exam.
What the research says about EBOO
EBOO was developed and studied at the University Hospital of Siena in Italy, where researchers reported more than 1,200 treatments in 82 patients (Di Paolo et al., 2005) and a small randomized trial in peripheral artery disease (Di Paolo et al., 2005). The research base is promising and still early, and EBOO is not FDA-approved to treat any disease, wherever it is offered.
Questions to ask any EBOO clinic
- Who performs the treatment, and is there a medical director?
- Will I have an exam and screening labs, including G6PD, first?
- Is the circuit sterile and single-use?
- How is ozone dosing chosen and monitored?
- What happens if I feel unwell during or after a session?
- How will follow-up work once I’m home?
- What is the full cost of the plan, including follow-up?
Frequently asked questions
Can I get EBOO in Oklahoma instead of Mexico?
Yes. Venturis Clinic offers EBOO in Oklahoma City after a Good Faith Exam and screening labs.
Is EBOO in Tijuana the same treatment?
The basic technique is similar, but equipment, dosing, screening and oversight vary by clinic. Ask detailed questions wherever you go.
How many trips will I need?
It depends on your plan. We help out-of-town patients group visits where appropriate.
Do you work with my doctors at home?
We’re glad to coordinate with your primary care physician and specialists.
Talk with us first
Before you book a trip, book a free 15-minute discovery call or call (405) 848-7246. You can also read about EBOO therapy in Oklahoma City, EBOO safety, or download our free EBOO guide.
EBOO and other ozone therapies are not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Individual experiences vary. All services are performed by licensed medical staff under our medical director after a Good Faith Exam. This page is educational and is not medical advice.