How To Buy Air Purifiers

Thank you for visiting Air Purifiers America. Our goal is to make sure you get the best air purifier available for your environment, so you can experience the benefits of cleaner indoor air, like feeling and breathing better. To make your decision easy, use our air purifier buying guide and customer air purifier reviews. We carry the best HEPA air purifiers that are safe for your family and do not emit or produce ozone. Air purifiers that have electrostatic plates and do not need filter replacements consistently perform poorly in our air purifier testing and are reported as inferior by Consumer Reports. We want you to have the best, which is why we only recommend the best.

What is the purpose of an air purifier, you ask? Air purifiers are designed to clean the air by filtering out harmful particles and air pollutants like allergens, mold, pet dander pollution and dust. They come in a variety of sizes and types, the most effective being HEPA air purifiers. Most people purchase air purifiers to improve the air quality in their homes and reduce allergens, harmful particles or odors. They are especially important to people who suffer from asthma, allergies, or other sensitivities to air pollutants.

Choosing the right air purifier can be difficult, but, by understanding key differences, individuals can make educated decisions based on their unique needs. That’s why we take a hands-on approach to working with you to find what you need through informative reviews, testing, and accessible customer service.

Check out our recommendations below before browsing the site – and feel free to contact us at any time you need guidance or have a question.

Our Recommendations

Air Purifiers America recommends air purifiers from Alen, BlueAir or Austin Air. These air purifiers remove over 98% of all airborne particles such as: pollen, mold, dander and dust. These air purifiers are designed for bedrooms or living rooms.

Air Purifiers America does not recommend the Friedrich C-90, Sharper Image Ionic Breeze or Oreck XL air purifiers as these units generate ozone which is harmful to the body according to laboratory research conducted by California DHS' Indoor Air Quality Program. See a detailed review of all air purifiers tested.