AIR8 Magazine

The increase in the world’s allergic population is among the many negative consequences generated by pollution and climate change. This article will explain how these are interrelated and how an air purifier can be a great ally.

This post highlights essential notes on how to keep an air purifier in a good spot. But to find the perfect place, there are a few questions to ask yourself.

Christmas is here and that means dinners, get-togethers, parties, family and friends. An AIR8 air purifier can be an excellent ally for this season’s activities and here we will tell you why.

We all like to stay in at home, but we often ignore the high levels of pollution we breathe in while we are there. Those suffering from asthma, allergies and other respiratory complications suffer the most.

Before the pandemic, there was already concern about air pollution in indoor and outdoor places. Air pollution negatively affects the human body in different ways depending on the type of pollutant and other factors such as a person’s health risks; that is why air purifiers are essential in our lives.

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 […]

Temperatures worldwide are rising, and according to the European State Of The Climate, if annual emissions continue to increase at their current rate, global temperature will be 2°C by 2050. Scientist Patrick Kinney stated, “While we’ve been damaging the Earth’s climate system … we’ve also been damaging our health in the process”

Throughout the pandemic, air purifiers have increased in popularity due to their efficiency in eliminating toxic pollutants and viruses in the air. The World Health Organization (WHO) affirmed that COVID-19 is an airborne transmission disease that drives pandemic.

In 2003 a group of scientists from China researched and examined the correlation between air pollution and the respiratory viral infection, SARS (SARS is 80% similar to COVID-19). Their studies indicated that people in the most polluted regions of the country, had a higher risk of dying from SARS compared to those from region with lower pollution.

Clean indoor air seems like a predominant phrase in this time of pandemic. Nowadays it is extremely important to take care of the clean indoor air quality we breathe, since it influences our health and daily well-being. Here are five recommendations that will help you keep clean your indoor air.

According to the U.S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), formaldehyde is among the 187 hazardous air pollutants and is the most carcinogen in the outdoor and indoor air. High exposure to this gas may create adverse severe long health effects.