The Safety of Molecular Hydrogen Inhalation Devices:

Safety Threshold: The critical safety parameter is the Lower Explosive Limit (LEL) of hydrogen, which is 4% concentration in the air.

Device Design: The Health and Hydrogen inhalation devices produce hydrogen at 2-3% concentrations, well below the 4% LEL.

Output Mixture: Devices usually produce about 66-67% hydrogen and 33-34% oxygen through electrolysis.

Room Concentration: When released into a room, the device’s output is quickly diluted by ambient air, further reducing hydrogen concentration.

Ventilation: Safety guidelines require proper ventilation. It is essential to maintain hydrogen levels below 1% (25% of LEL) and oxygen above 19.5%.

Risk Factors: In poorly ventilated spaces, hydrogen could accumulate over time, especially near the ceiling, reaching levels greater than 1%.

Overall Safety: All our devices are safe when used as directed in well-ventilated areas due to their design and the natural dilution of hydrogen in the air.

Remember, while the devices are engineered for safety, proper use, regular maintenance, and adherence to the instruction manual are essential for optimal safety and efficancy.