Wellness tech company, Coway, has launched its first ever customised Intense Smoke, Pet and Allergen filters in the US for Airmega Mighty AP-1512HH, and its sister model Airmega 200M.
Coway has sold over 1.5 million of these air purifier models to date. The custom filters are designed to fit the needs of consumers' unique lifestyles, whether they live in areas clouded with wildfire smoke and vehicle exhaust, or if they want to eliminate pet waste odours, or suffer from allergies.
The specialised filters were designed with three decades of research, engineering and cutting-edge tech at the Coway R&D Centre in South Korea.
Coway’s Intense Smoke filter removes smoke from wildfires, vehicles, and industrial fumes.
The filter removes over 99% of harmful airborne compounds such as naphthalene (commonly linked to cancer) as well as sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide, which cause respiratory issues.
The Allergen filter removes common allergens like pollen, dust mites, fungi and pet dander, defending against respiratory infections and symptoms like congestion, runny nose, sneezing, watery eyes and dermatitis.
With an impressive removal rate of up to 99% for cedar, mite, cat, and dog allergies, this filter offers comprehensive protection for allergy sufferers.
Since poor air conditions play a significant role in reducing sleep quality, the Allergen filter also allows customers to breathe easier at night so they can rest better.
Coway’s Pet filer eliminates pet odours, including more than 99% of hydrogen sulfide, which is found in faeces, and ammonia, which is present in urine.
Designed for pet owners, it keeps homes fresh – even with indoor cat litter boxes, dog potty pads or animal habitats.
Each custom Coway filter is easy to install, lasts for six months and can be used in combination with Coway Airmega Mighty's and Airmega 200M's two other filters.
These include the washable pre-filter, which captures dust, pet hair, and other large particles, and True HEPA filter, which traps 99.97% of ultrafine particles like viruses, bacteria, fungi and pollen.