RESEARCH · REGISTRY · GRANTS
People use ozonated glycerin (OG) at home and in clinics, and most of what they learn is never written down. OGPro Foundation funds independent research and is building the OG Research Registry, so every result counts toward one shared answer.
The Registry opens to everyone, at Frontiers 2027
Of every dollar to research and the Registry, from our second year
Every campaign names what it funds and when we report back
Sponsors never see personal data or shape the research
FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
Add your results to the Registry and see what people like you are finding.
HUMAN, DENTAL OR VETERINARY
Contribute cases from your clinic, see your outcomes next to the field, and help answer the dosing questions.
DONORS AND PARTNERS
Help seed the Registry before the Frontiers10 gala. Every gift names its milestone and its report-back date.
Two people. Same complaint, same product, same dose. One improves fast and the other stalls. Right now nobody can say why.
Claims are everywhere, and data is scarce.
No one can tell you what has worked for people like you.
Your results help no one else, because nothing records them.
Dosing is still trial and error.
Products and potency vary, with no shared way to measure them.
Your best cases stay anecdotes when patients, peers or regulators ask for evidence.
Six areas where people and practitioners use OG most.
In each one, the Registry tracks strength, route, timing and outcome, including when OG doesn't help.
OG's oldest use, going back to dental practice in the 1890s. Tracked by gum and tissue outcomes.
Nasal and sinus use, tracked by symptom scores and flare-ups.
Oral use for digestive complaints, tracked by symptoms and tolerance.
Slow-healing wounds and broken skin, tracked by healing time.
Local use for pain, tracked by pain scores and how fast relief comes.
Veterinary use in pets and horses, tracked with the same measures.
People report from home. Clinics report from practice.
Both feed one shared, de-identified dataset.
COMMUNITY
A few minutes online every three months: what you used, how much, and how you feel. You see your own progress and what the whole community is finding.
Opens through participating clinics in 2027, and to everyone in November 2027.
PROFESSIONAL
Log cases in a structured form: indication, protocol, strength, course and outcome. You get a private dashboard comparing your clinic with the field, plus eligibility for research grants and authorship on Registry papers.
The first pilot clinics start in spring 2027.
Seed funding at the Frontiers10 gala
Ethics approval and the first pilot clinics
The Registry opens to everyone
First research grants and published results
Gifts made now and at the gala fund the Registry's first year: the study protocol, ethics approval, the data platform, a research director and the first pilot clinics.
$100 a month for a year, or $1,000
One of the Registry's first 100 donors, named on the Seed Donor wall at Frontiers10 and on this page, with a Seed Donor pin.
$25 a month, or $250
Helps build the tools people use at home to track their results.
Monthly or once
Every gift counts toward the goal and the match.
March 2026 First report to donors: the study protocol, ethics review and data platform
Spring 2027 The first pilot clinics enrolling
November 2027 The Registry open to everyone, with a public results dashboard
If a milestone slips, we'll tell you why and what happens next.
even if you don't itemize, you can deduct up to $1,000 in cash gifts ($2,000 for joint filers). Give by December 31 to count it this year. Check with your tax advisor.
An instant tax receipt from our fiscal sponsor
Your choice of how you're listed, or anonymous
Your choice of research area, honored exactly
An option to cover card fees
A personal thank-you within 72 hours
A one-page update every quarter, tied to the milestones
A yearly donor briefing at Frontiers, with open Q&A on published results
A year-end giving statement for your taxes
We never sell or share your information. Your contact is Pam Holloway, [foundation email].
Six areas where people and practitioners use OG most.
In each one, the Registry tracks strength, route, timing and outcome, including when OG doesn't help.
"OG literally changed my life. For years I had issues with pain and inflammation in my hands that made it difficult to garden. I started using OG and in under a week I was able to use a trowel without pain."
"I had a patient with hematuria and when they biopsied the mass in his bladder it was diagnosed as cancer. He had one infusion of OG with no other intervention and two weeks later his scan was clear."
Everything the Foundation learns is published here.
A review of the published research on ozonated glycerin: what's been studied, what held up, and what's still unknown.
First release: November 2026 at Frontiers in Ozone Conference.
A public dashboard of outcomes in each research area, updated as data comes in.
Live from November 2027
Funding for investigators studying OG, with de-identified Registry data available on request.
First awards in 2028
Card or bank transfer, monthly or once, handled securely by our fiscal sponsor, New Horizons Foundation.
Give appreciated stock, recommend a grant from your donor-advised fund, or give directly from your IRA if you're 70½ or older. Contact New Horizons at 1-800-531-4075 or info@newhorizonsfoundation.com/, mention "OG Research".
Give in someone's name. We'll let them, or their family, know, if you'd like.
Contact New Horizon's Foundation and mention OG Research to learn how to donate at 1-800-531-4075 or
info@newhorizonsfoundation.com.
Larger gifts and questions: Contact Pam Holloway at info@ogpro.org or you may reach out to New Horizons for information specific to donations.
Gifts are made through our fiscal sponsor, New Horizons Foundation, a 501(c)(3) public charity, and are tax-deductible as the law allows. Starting in 2026, people who don't itemize can deduct up to $1,000 in cash gifts ($2,000 for joint filers).
Dr. Bridge and Pam Holloway are working to train through the LLC and to create a database for research through the Foundation. The Foundation has its own board, keeps its own books, sells nothing, and is being established in order to raise funding for research.
No. The Foundation studies OG and publishes what it finds. It doesn't teach OG use, sell products, treat patients or certify practitioners. For your own care, talk with a qualified practitioner.
Researchers only see de-identified data, under a signed data-use agreement. Sponsors see group totals only.
The first $100,000 funds the Registry's first year: the study protocols, data platform and a research director and the first pilot clinics.
Donors get a first report in March 2027 and a one-page update every quarter. The Registry opens to everyone in November 2027 with a public dashboard of results, and the first papers follow in 2028.
Updates as the Registry grows, and first looks at what we learn. About once a month.