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NO! The Ionizer’s ozone levels are well below established, regulated thresholds; it is determined safe by Underwriters Laboratories and Intertek Testing Services in compliance with the standard for Safety of Household and Similar Electrical Appliances; the AirSupply® ozone output is 40% less than the permitted 0.05 ppm.
