Better sleep, more productivity, virus protection, and fewer allergens—that’s what you’ll get by filling your home with Healthy Air with the AprilAire Healthy Air System®.
Radon is the second-leading cause of lung cancer, and testing is the only way to know if your home has elevated radon levels. Use a whole-house radon mitigation system to remove radon before it enters the home.
Balance your home’s humidity to reduce allergy and asthma triggers like mold spores, dust mites, and pollen. By keeping your home’s humidity properly balanced (between 40-60%), you’ll help improve your immune system response and fight against dry air issues like nosebleeds and sore throats.
While balanced humidity exists between 40 and 60%, it’s important to remember that outdoor temperature and other home factors will impact what relative humidity level is attainable and recommended for your house.
Fresh air ventilation dilutes and replenishes the dangerous stale air in your home that is filled with harmful airborne particulates like allergens, chemicals, viruses, bacteria, and radon. Ventilation is also considered an important tool in reducing airborne pollutants in indoor air by the National Center for Biotechnology Information of the National Institutes of Health.
Air filters capture airborne particulates like viruses, dust, pollen, dander, and mold spores that flow through your HVAC system. Without proper filtration, particulates can impact your heart, lungs, and brain.
Air pollution is responsible for a 14% increase in stroke-related deaths.
Healthy Air can help improve brain function and reduces the risk of strokes and other health troubles.
20% of heart disease cases are due to air pollution.
Healthy Air can help decrease the risk of cardiovascular mortality and heart-related health risks.
141 million Americans live in areas with unhealthy air.
Improving Indoor Air Quality with Healthy Air helps improve lung health and decreases the risk of respiratory illnesses and lung cancer.
Premature birth, birth defects, and overall reproductive health are all associated with air pollution.
Healthy Air not only improves women’s respiratory, cardiovascular, and mental health—it improves reproductive health as well.
Asthma accounts for 14 million school absences annually.
Breathing Healthy Air improves cognitive function and development and overall health in children.
Healthier ventilation can increase productivity by $6,500 per person.
Fresh, Healthy Air helps improve your overall productivity and performance both at work and at home.
Learn more about recent findings by clicking below.
Reiman JM, Das B, Sindberg GM, Urban MD, Hammerlund MEM, Lee HB, et al. (2018)
Zorg&Techniek Magazine
(Edition 017)
Jennifer M. Reiman, PhD,
Mayo Clinic
