Name for HxOy compounds? Is there a name for the class of stand alone molecules that contains oxygen, water, hydrogen peroxide, and ozone? ($\ce{O2}$, $\ce{H2O}$, $\ce{H2O2}$, $\ce{O3}$) I would not want to include hydroxyls $\ce{OH}$ because they aren't neutral molecules that I can buy.

I think oxide and oxygenate is too generic.

Thanks for your help!
Not only I've never heard of a name for such a class, but the very choice of compounds seems quite artificial to me. What feature do they have in common? 


Consisting of H and O? That would exclude oxygen and ozone.
Consisting of H and/or O? That would include $\mathrm H_2$ as
well.
Containing "active oxygen", whatever that might mean? That
would exclude water, but include a bunch of inorganic and organic
peroxides.
Oxide is indeed too generic; also, it does not include oxygen and ozone. Oxygenate is even farther off.


Why would you want to have such a class, really?