Science and Technology Claims

AiroCide^® Photocatalytic Air Purifying Systems

Validation

AiroCide Air Purifiers Do Not Produce Ozone
University of Wisconsin-Madison ozone emission test results

AiroCide Air Purifiers Kill Mycotoxins (the toxic portion of a mold spore)
Texas Tech University Mycotoxin and Aspergillus niger study

AiroCide Air Purifiers Have the Ability to Kill Anthrax (Bacillus thuringiensis, anthrax)
University of Wisconsin & The State of Wisconsin Hygiene Laboratory study – “Performance of AiroCide in Controlling Bacterial Spores”

Self-Cleaning Catalyst
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory study – Mineralization of E. Coli to Water Vapor and Carbon Dioxide

Peer Reviewed Published Paper Texas A&M University
AiroCide In a Hospital Operating Room

AiroCide Air Purifiers Are an FDA Class II Listed Medical Device
FDA Verification of Technology

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