Medify Air

Ever wonder how breathing indoor air with HEPA filtration compares to breathing outdoor air? High Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filters are the industry standard in top room air purifiers, designed to capture 99.97% of particles as small as 0.3 microns. But what difference does this make, and how important is it for our health? Let’s find out. Outdoor Air Pollutants Outdoor air might feel clean and refreshing, but it's full of contaminants. Dust, microorganisms, car emissions, industrial pollutants, and pollen are constantly floating through the air. While invisible, these pollutants can be harmful, especially for people with allergies or respiratory problems. Indoor Air Hazards Think indoor air is cleaner? Surprisingly, it can be more contaminated than outdoor air. Many indoor pollutants come from daily activities and household items. Cooking releases grease and smoke particles. Cleaning products emit volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Carpets and furniture c...

Do you often notice a lot of dust at home, the office, or school? An air purifier might be the solution. While an air purifier won't eliminate the need for regular cleaning, it can significantly reduce airborne irritants and help you stay healthy. However, not all air purifiers are effective against dust. Investing in the right type with an efficient filter is essential. Let's explore this in more detail.  Is Dust in the Air Unhealthy? Air purifiers can trap dust particles, but the size of these particles matters. Larger dust particles often settle on surfaces, while smaller particles remain airborne, potentially causing irritation and health issues when inhaled. Even if you see dust on surfaces, a good air purifier can remove the smaller, more harmful particles from the air you breathe. Not All Filters Are the Same To effectively remove dust particles, choose an air purifier with a true HEPA filter. True HEPA filters are highly efficient at capturing most airb...