Most Air Purifiers Don't Filter
Nanoparticles Smaller than 0.3µm

Some harmful airborne particles, such as Mold & Bacteria, are captured by
most Air Purifiers’ filter, but Viruses, which are smaller in size, are not

Removes Viruses

Removes Bacteria

Removes Mold

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How Detrimental
Are these Nanoparticles?

VIRUSES

"During the winter of 2017, 80,000 Americans
died of the flu and it’s complications." -CDC

BACTERIAL INFECTIONS

"Each year in the U.S. at least 2 million people
get an antibiotic-resistant infection, and at
least 23,000 people die." -CDC

MOLD STATISTICS

"Most infants who are exposed to mold in their
living environments have nearly a 3X greater risk
of becoming asthmatic." -Michael Pinto (2018)

These Dangerous Nanoparticles are Smaller
Than we can see with our Naked Eye

Human Hair

(50-100µm)

Red Blood Cell

(7µm)

Viruses

Influenza

(0.08-0.12µm)

Novel Coronavirus

(0.12-0.16µm)

Ebola

(0.9µm)

Bacteria

Staphylococcus

(1.0µm)

Streptococcus

(0.5-2.0µm)

Corynebacterium

(0.5-4.0µm)

Mold

Bronchopulmonary aspergillosis

(3-5µm)

S. chartarum (black mold)

(2-4µm)

Penicillium

(8-13µm)

Cleanroom Grade HEPA Filter
Filters Nanoparticles Smaller than 0.3µm

A cleanroom grade HEPA filter that is used in
pharmaceutical industries and surgery rooms.

Removal of particles as
small as 0.01µm

99.5% removal of
airborne particles

Greater surface area equals:

+ Great chance of capturing
nanoparticles

+ Longer Filter Life

Detect and Protect
Live Happier and Healthier
Knowing your Air is Clean