SilentAir Air Purifiers Clinical Studies

CLINICAL STUDIES



A number of scientific studies were conducted to measure the efficiency and effectiveness of the SilentAir air purifier. Taken as a whole, the research paints a compelling picture of SilentAir's ability to remove harmful airborne contaminants. SilentAir captures particles as small as 0.002 microns. In contrast, HEPA air purifiers are only rated to capture contaminants as small as 0.3 microns. These are some of the summaries of independent research that were performed in Japan, Canada and the United States.



Nosocominal Infection View Study	In a hospital environment, germs do not infect healthy people, however, patients who have less resistance to germs are subject to infections. A study was conducted to determine if the SilentAir air purifier can reduce germs in a hospital environment. Osaka Medical College – Japan



Pediatric Patients with Allergies View Study	It is important to create an allergen-free environment in the treatment of pediatric bronchial asthma and allergic rhinitis. A study was conducted to determine how the SilentAir air purifier can help reduce the number of attacks suffered by children with bronchial asthma. Saitama Prefectural Medical College - Japan



MRSA in Hospitals View Study	Infection by MRSA (Methicillin Resistance Staphylococcus Aureus) in hospitals has now become a great issue to be solved worldwide. A study was conducted to determine how MRSA can be significantly reduced in an individual patient's room with the SilentAir air purifier. Fukuoka University Hospital - Japan



Asthma and Rhinitis View Study	The number of people suffering from asthma and rhinitis increases each year. A study was conducted to determine if the SilentAir air purifier can reduce the airborne dust particles in a patient's room, suffering from bronchial asthma. Kamiamakusa General Hospital Asthma Center - Japan



Efficiency Below 0.3 Microns View Study	Evaluating efficiency of the SilentAir air purifier and supporting claim that it effectively captures contaminants 150 times smaller than what HEPA air cleaners are rated to capture.



Ozone View Study	Ozone can be harmful to human health in large doses. A study was conducted to determine the amount of ozone the SilentAir air purifier produces. American Environmental Systems - USA



Clinical Clean Room Environment View Study	Clean rooms are built to insure a sterile environment for many applications. A study was conducted to determine if the SilentAir air purifier can improve an already sterile environment. Phoenix BioMedical Inc. - Canada



Summary	All of the research cited demonstrates that SilentAir's electrostatic air purification technology is highly capable of removing airborne particles. Most significantly, it removes the tiny particles (less than 0.3 microns) in the air that aggravate allergies and can make people sick.

CLINICAL STUDIES