Chemical VOC Air Purifiers Price (high to low) Price (low to high) Best star rating first Airpura C600 Chemical Air Purifier Coverage: 1575 sq. ft. 26 lb. carbon filter IQAir GC Multigas Air Purifier Cleans 1125 sq. ft. For gases & odors Sanctuairy by Aerus In-Duct Whole House Air Purifier ActivePure Whole House Filtration Blueair Pro M Air Purifier Cleans: 937 sq. ft. Ideal for kids room Austin Air Purifier Healthmate Plus Air Purifiers Cleans: 938 sq. ft. Advanced chemical & gas removal Blueair Pro L Air Purifier Cleans: 1837 sq. ft. Blueair 503 Air Purifier with HEPASilent Filters Cleans: 1406 sq. ft. Blueair Pro XL Air Purifier Cleans: 3000 sq. ft. Airmega 400 & 400S Air Purifiers $749.00 and up$649.00 and up Cleans: 1560 sq. ft. Decibels: 22 - 52 Airmega 300 & 300S Series Air Purifiers $649.00 and up$549.00 and up Cleans: 1256 sq. ft.

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Cleans: to 938 sq. ft. High Efficiency Gas Absorption Austin Air Allergy Machine HEGA Jr. Air Purifiers Blueair 603 Air Purifier with HEPASilent Filters Cleans: 1688 sq. ft. Austin Air Healthmate Jr. HM200 Air Purifier Cleans: 469 sq. ft. Airpura UV600 Micro-organisms Air Purifier Coverage: 1650 sq. ft. UV & 18 lb. carbon filter Blueair 650E Digital Air Purifier with HEPASilent Filters Airpura T600 Tobacco Smoke Air Purifier Cleans: 1575 sq. ft. Top Rated Smoke Remover Blueair Aware Air Quality MonitorVOC & MCS Air Purifiers When it comes to an air purifier for MCS (multiple chemical sensitivity) or VOC (volatile organic compound) filtration, there are generally two good options - some activated carbon blended with an oxidizing agent, or no oxidizers but massive amounts of carbon. Coupled with a sealed system and HEPA filter, this type of filtration can remove large amounts of reaction causing triggers from your indoor air.

MCS is categorized by a severe sensitivity or reaction to VOCs, smoke, solvents, perfumes and other petrochemicals. VOCs can be found in anything from paint and furniture to carpet and new vehicles. For MCS sufferers avoidance is the key to staying healthy. MCS air purifiers are one of the easiest ways to reduce or eliminate these triggers. IQAir GC MultiGas Air Purifier Austin Air Healthmate Plus HEPA Air Purifiers Amaircare 3000 HEPA Air Purifiers AirPura C600 VOC Air Purifiers IQAir HealthPro Plus - New Edition IQAir Dental Pro Air Purifier Amaircare 2500 HEPA Air Purifiers Airgle PurePal Plus AG850 Air Purifier Airgle PurePal MultiGas AG950 Air Purifier AirPura P600 HEPA Air Purifiers AirPura V600 HEPA Air Purifiers Austin Air Bedroom Machine HEPA Air PurifiersVolatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) are chemicals that evaporate easily at room temperature and pervade our lives in the form of common household cleaners, cosmetics, and DIY supplies.

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) are chemicals that evaporate easily at room temperature. The term "organic" indicates that the compounds contain carbon. VOC exposures are often associated with an odor while other times there is no odor. Both can be harmful. There are thousands of different VOCs produced and used in our daily lives. Many studies have shown VOC levels are higher in indoor air than outdoor air. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Total Exposure Assessment Methodology (TEAM) studies have found indoor VOC levels that were 2 to 5 times higher than outdoors. Levels of VOC Exposure in indoor air vary widely depending on: Most studies to date have been conducted on single chemicals. Less is know about the health effects of combined chemical exposure. The best health protection measure is to limit your exposure to products and materials that contain VOCs when possible. If you think you may be having health problems caused by VOC exposure, consult an occupational/environmental health physician who specializes in this area.

Persons with respiratory problems such as asthma, young children, elderly, and persons with heightened sensitivity to chemicals may be more susceptible to illness from VOC exposure. Some home screening kits are available to measure total volatile organic compound (TVOC) levels and some individual VOCs. These home sampling kits should be viewed as providing a "ballpark" reading of the amount of VOCs in indoor air. Conditions such as ventilation, temperature and humidity can cause VOC concentrations to fluctuate daily. Prior to testing, conduct an inspection of your home for some common sources of VOCs such as: Once you determine the probable source of VOCs, steps can be taken to reduce your exposure. If you are unable to determine the source, a professional indoor air quality investigator/industrial hygienist can be consulted. Most products containing VOCs will off gas within a short period of time, although some will continue to give off trace amounts of VOCs for a long period of time.