AirMedic Pro 6 UltraS

As someone with an IQ Air GC MultiGas Air Purifier, I really regret it. It didn't help at all for xylene and lighter VOCs. Feels like I paid a premium for marketing. I could have gotten an AllerAir Pro 6 Ultra, made in Canada with twice the amount of carbon for more than 1k less. You can even ask th

I own 3 AllerAir Pro 6 Ultras (much more carbon than the Airmed), and an AllerAir Airmed 3. All VOCARB (and one of them doped with permanganate-impregnated alumina). It took months to really deal with renovation fumes bleeding into my apartment, and this was after the active renovation phase was ove

Yes. It's a premium product for VOCs specifically. If your concern is particulate matter, they're good but not worth the price, but if the concern is chemical exposure, they're unbeatable. I have the AllerAir Pro 6 Ultra VOCARB. The deeper the carbon bed, the better the VOC molecule has of being ads

I'm sorry to hear about your experience, that is so frustrating. I have an Airmed 3 Supreme and 3 Allerair Pro 6 Ultras and find that they're just as fresh as my IQAir GC MultiGas, and I have MCS and am extremely sensitive to smells. I've changed these filters twice and the air is fresh each time. G

I have high sensitivity to VOCs, and I have a fairly positive experience with AllerAir - I have their AirMedic Pro 6 HDS Smoke Eater model. It is specifically meant to eliminate VOCs and smoke (wildfires, tobacco, etc). The main thing to look for is a sizable activated carbon core. More than HEPA, w

You may want to see if you can get any advice from Fike Analytical Technologies, LLC. I believe their foci are VOCs air testing and analyzing particulate matter via SEM. The ideal brand to use is AllerAir (assuming you don't live in California). Their AirMedic Pro 6 Ultra Air Purifier with VOCARB ca