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My son has allergies and the doc is reconmending an air purifier.Do they work, would you reconmend getting one? Not sure what I am looking for when it comes to features on them and don’t know what brands are good. Also I have heard about people installing some sort of purifier on their furnace. How much does this cost and does it work? Looking for any thoughts or advise. thanks

Well i have allergies to the worst thing in the world.. the thing we all hate the most THE DUST MITE and pollen and mold and smoke

Im going to buy an air purifier soon but i just want to hear from people who have air purifiers

How well do they work? Do you feel 100% better? Can you sleep at night? Are they easy to maintain?

I have been sneezing, having watery, itchy, red eyes, stuffy nose, and running nose for weeks now. It goes away most of the time when I’m in school but when I come home, all those symptoms starts happening. It could be the air that I’m breathing at home. Would an air purifier help at all? I’m also taking a generic brand of Claritin-D which doesn’t seem to help that much.

I have a high intensity dust mite allergy. Will an air purifier help?

There is much confusion over what causes allergies but we will shed some light on the true nature of allergies in the home environment and how an allergies air purifier can reduce symptoms.

Allergies can be caused by exposure to pollution in a particle form such as dust mite or a chemical form such as formaldehyde. A human body can have different immune responses to a pollutant depending on various environmental factors. The good news is, choosing the right air purifier can minimize allergy symptoms while at home.

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A home air purifier is a boon, especially if you have little kids living in your domicile. This is also true in case you have elderly and sick relatives with you; and if you are sharing spaces with your favorite pet(s.) Most people think that investing in a home air purifier is a waste of time and money. After all, most homes now have HVAC (heating-ventilation-air conditioning) systems installed. But having an HVAC is different from having a purifier. The ventilation and the air conditioning units can do no more than circulate the air, which means air that is infested with microscopic debris is only being regurgitated by the system. This is only filtered by human lungs when people breathe the contaminated air in. Needless to say, this is not a particularly healthy way of living. If you are not impressed with the functions of a home air purifier, here are the 5 most active signs that you need one as soon as possible.

5. The air outside seems so much better than inside. Do you notice that you and some members of your household always throw open the windows so that “fresh air” can come in? This is an obvious sign that the quality of your indoor air is poor. Unfortunately, according to the EPA or Environment Protection Agency, outdoor air is 2 times more toxic than indoor air. That means: the “fresh air” you are actually getting is more contaminated than the one you already have. A purifier can improve your indoor air by as much as 99%.

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I need the best quality out there. Provides an Ultra Violet light, cigar/cigarette smoke remover, allergy relief, cleans large room per hour, minimal maintenance costs.

I’m not talking about something from a spray can! This is a $100+ item that needs filters cleaned/replaced in aid for allergies & other health issues.

What of the Biozone air purifier?

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We have a wood heater in the living room. And that’s the only heat we have. But over the past few years, I’ve developed an allergy to smoke. I have an air purifier that I use in my bedroom but it blows out cool air and in the winter, it gets really cold. So do they make any that have a heat option, or something?

I have tried everything, encassings, keeping area clean….nothing works. Whats the best air purifier for these terrible dust allergies?

I try vaccuming too but it seems to kick up the dust and make it worse.