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If you are looking to filter primarily VOCs I would look into the AustinAir Healthmate line. They come with 15 lbs of activated carbon filters. Most regular air purifiers don’t have that much carbon in them that you will have to replace the whole filter much more quickly to work against VOCs.

I second this--anything but true laboratory testing is going to be unreliable. But to answer your question--any heavy carbon purifier with potassium iodide or potassium permanganate creates a chemical reaction which converts formaldehyde to other chemicals, which are harmless (to most people) or are

I've had my Austin Air for 13 years and the motor is still working like a charm. It's a beast. I use it in the bedroom and the quality of the air in the bedroom is consistently better than the air in the rest of the apartment. Smells better, feels better. This thing collects a ton of dust. The AA co