AIR8 Magazine - Business

We don’t need to see pollution to know it is there. Similarly, we don’t need to see the havoc it wreaks on our organism to know that it is there as well.

Air conditioning may cool the home, but it does nothing for our health.

Nowadays, the quality of air in workplaces and commercial buildings is more important than ever. By implementing air purification systems, you can significantly reduce the amount of airborne pollutants and pathogens your employees and customers breathe in.

We are becoming increasingly aware of health issues and how to prevent disease. This article will discuss why indoor air quality concerns have increased and how we can create clean, healthy air.

The problem encountered with indoor air quality is the same we experience with that at the workplace (or even worse). It is considered to be more dangerous than outdoor air.

Why should you buy an AIR8 air purifier for your establishment? Due to the current health crisis, the HORECA sector is facing many unexpected challenges. One on the most important ones is how to provide safe environments for the guests and employees. Fighting the invisible danger suspended in the air is a difficult mission, especially […]

French and Swedish researchers discovered how hairdressers and beauticians have higher risks of developing respiratory problems, skin allergies, and even cancer due to their daily exposure to cosmic chemical products and the lack of ventilation in beauty salons.

PM 2,5 particles and lower ventilation have been found to be directly linked to slow cognitive responses at the working space.

On this day and age, we spend nearly 90% of our time indoors. It is convenient to look closely at some of the most common indoor air pollutants behind closed doors and see what can be done about them.

It sounds like something out of a Science Fiction dystopia, but research has found that intelligence can be affected by exposure to air pollution

It is true: indoors can be as polluted as outdoors, sometimes even more, and these also apply to offices. What is also true is that we rarely pay attention at just how polluted they are.