Blue Pure 211+

My allergies are the predominant driver of my meniere's but I've never done immunotherapy. The keys to address my (mostly pollen and dust allergies) have been: being prescribed montelukast (Cingulair) which apparently attacks the roughly 50% of allergy pathways that antihistamines do not (it attacks

This! I just got my luggable to replace my blue air 211+ and it is quieter running than the Blueair is on the lowest setting. 300sq ft of coverage gives 5 air changes in an hour, I believe. Plus, it's going to cost me $4/month for filters if I change them out every 6 months.

If you're looking at the Winix C610, you could also look at the T810 which has higher CADR and right now is going for cheaper ($185 on Amazon). Very similar looking models. Technically it would be "overpowered" but that just means it'll perform better at lower air speeds, which means you could opera

I have two Blueair purifiers that can get very loud on the highest setting--the 211+ Auto and the Classic 500/600. The latter one was discontinued and the 211+ can still be bought at Amazon, but not at Blueair. Finding OEM filters is no problem for either. You might also consider a sound machine tha

I have one and think it is worth $50. I got it at Blueair and it was on sale for $300 or so off. It's a very expensive air purifier and three filters are need. If you want odor control, too, you must get the Classic 500/600 Series DualProtection Filter, as opposed to the filters that just clean the

get an automatic air filter. I can personally recommend the Blueair Blue 211+ Auto, but there are a lot of different ones available and it's hard to go wrong as long as you buy i) a vetted brand that's ii) intended for the room size you use it in. the way automatic air filters work is by running at

I’ve tried a few over the years and the one that actually felt worth the money for me was the Blueair 211+. The airflow on that thing is strong without being noisy, and the room felt fresher within a day or two.