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UVC germicidal lamps have been used for decades in air filtration to destroy the outer protein coating of airborne viruses, which ultimately leads to inactivation of the virus. Learn more about Airpura's patented UV air purifiers and how they can keep your family and staff safe. https://www.airpura.com/pages/air-purifiers-for-viruses

Airpura air purifiers are now available in Germany and most European countries for all of your air filtration needs! https://airpura.de/

Via 5 Napkin Burger Sit back, relax & enjoy this public service announcement We have gone the extra mile to make our restaurants the safest dining options in the neighborhoods that we serve. Below is what we promise to you: Our indoor air is treated for your safety and is being filtered by @airpura_ air purifiers & MERV 13 filters. HEPA Filtration UV Light Technology... MERV 13 Filters See more

Joe Schwarcz explains that the risk of catching COVID-19 are much higher indoors versus outdoors because of 2 main factors: - The amount of virus particles are mostly dispersed outside - The duration of time you are exposed to the virus https://youtu.be/pCulvgw2J1c

Simple tips on curbing the spread of COVID-19 at work: - Encourage frequent handwashing, esp at entry points - Providing face masks to all employees - Encourage group emails or the telephone vs group meetings For more information on how to protect your staff, go to:... https://www.airpura.com//air-quality-safety-in-the-workpla See more

You stand a greater chance of getting COVID-19 when you wear your mask underneath your nose even for short periods of time. A recent study looking at patients who had COVID-19 showed that the most fertile infection point for getting the virus was the nose. For more information on protecting yourself, go to: https://www.airpura.com//everything-you-need-to-know-about

Flu and cold season is officially here. Throw in a global pandemic and there will be a lot of sick people in the next few months. Wondering if that cough you have is actually COVID-19? Here is your guide to telling the difference between these three illnesses. https://www.airpura.com//the-differences-between-the-flu-c

Airpura air purifiers are being installed at restaurants as part of their COVID safety protocols.

California wildfires have broken records with an unimaginable 4M acres already burned. The smoke is a toxic mix of carbon monoxide, volatile organic carbon (VOCs) and particles which can cause lung and heart problems. If you are in a wildfire area, here are 3 ways to protect yourself. #V600 https://www.airpura.com//3-ways-to-protect-your-indoor-air

COVID-19 can be spread via airborne transmission. Exposure to virus in small droplets and particles can linger in the air for minutes to hours. These viruses may be able to infect people who are further than 6 feet away from the person who is infected or even AFTER that person has left the space. Source: CDC https://www.cnn.com//cdc-covid-19-airborne-tran/index.html

Real-life customer review of the Airpura F600DLX designed for maximum formaldehyde and chemical abatement. "This is one heck of a machine. The fans are high powered and adjustable. They can spin at a very high rate. That being said, they are very loud at max speed, so I suggest using max during the day or not in a bedroom. Now, when it comes to testing for VOC and Formaldehyde, this machine brought my TVOC from 2.3(mg/m3) to 0.7(mg/m3)within 20 minutes at max speed. Very amazed at its performance." https://www.airpura.com//f600-formaldehyde-vocs-and-partic

Studies have found that viral load peaks in the days before symptoms begin and that speaking is enough to expel virus-carrying droplets. Wearing a mask can prevent the spread of COVID-19. https://www.airpura.com/pages/research-and-studies

A dip in temperatures has been met with a spike in COVID-19 cases across Canada. Find out how to protect yourself for the coming winter months. #UV600 https://www.airpura.com/pages/research-and-studies Image credit: National Institute of Health/Colin Furness, infection control epidemiologist via Global News