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Jan 01, 2025

How Dangerous is Bird Flu?

by Jennifer Faul

The H5N1 virus, also known as Bird flu or Avian Flu, was first identified in 1996 in geese in southern China. Since then, the disease reappeared yearly in autumn and faded in the summer, spreading into other countries in wild...

Jun 29, 2023

BALOs: voracious good bacteria

by jenniferhypoair

BALOs: voracious good bacteria Bacteria in general have bad connotations: infection and illness to name a few. But increasing awareness about the benefits of probiotics and natural gut bacteria have taught us that not all bacteria are bad: there are...

† Third-party testing indicates that devices with the Polar Ionization™ technology have proven effective at helping reduce Mold, Bacteria, PM2.5, SARS-CoV-2, E. Coli, MRSA, C. Difficil, VRE, TB (M Terrae), and more. These studies are often in controlled laboratory environments or through commercial 3rd party partners. Results will vary due to many real world variables including humidity, contamination concentrations and types, air flow, altitude, temperature, and more.

†Third-party testing indicates that devices with the AHPCO® technology have proven effective at helping reduce, MERS CoV, TVOCs, Mold, Bacteria, Ammonia (NHS), Hydrogen Sulfide (HS2), Respiratory Suspended Particulates, Staphylococcus epidermidis, Aspergillus versicolor, Penicillium chrysogenum, E. Coli, Conidia and Hyphae from Alternaria, spores from Dreschlera, Cladosporium and Stachybotrys chartarum, and more. These studies are often in controlled laboratory environments or through commercial 3rd party partners. Results will vary due to many real world variables including humidity, contamination concentrations and types, air flow, altitude, temperature, and more.  

†Coverage estimates are based primarily upon our 10+ years of experience with clients and their real world environment and goals. Various lab, third party, and real world studies have shown varying speed and efficacy in different room types and sizes. Recommended coverages are for average contamination levels in residential spaces. Results will vary due to many real world variables including humidity, contamination concentrations and types, air flow, altitude, temperature, and more. Please contact us for free consultations regarding more specific recommendations and information: hypoair.com/consult

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