Nasal Filters that Redefine Breathing
to Protect Each Breath.
AERS NOSE FILTERS TRAP OUT ALLERGENS, POLLUTANTS AND SO MUCH MORE…
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pollutants
0.1-10 microns
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pollen
≥5 microns (dry) ,
≥9 microns (wet)
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brake residue
2.5-10 microns
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pathogens
≥2 microns (wet)
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mould spores
10-30 microns
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pet dander
1-9microns
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dust mites
100-300 microns
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saw dust
30-600 microns
Endorsements
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O2 Nose Filters are a nasal dilator paired with advanced 3M filtration technology. The innovative electrostatically charged filters capture 90% of harmful airborne particles at PM10 and 65% at PM2.5.
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Several layers of 3M electrostatic materials capture particles like a magnet. As particles adhere to the filters, the charged area increases and enhances its filtration capabilities.
LATEST BLOGS
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Microplastics in the air we breathe: a health concern?
Air pollution is a growing concern for human health, with particulate matter (PM2.5) linked to a wide range of conditions. Professor Frank Kelly believes that plastic in the air may...
1Microplastics in the air we breathe: a health concern?
Air pollution is a growing concern for human health, with particulate matter (PM2.5) linked to a wide range of conditions. Professor Frank Kelly believes that plastic in the air may...
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Building works responsible for 18% of UK large particle pollution
If you're concerned about air pollution, then AERS filters are the perfect solution. Our filters trap large particles like PM10, which can be a major source of air pollution. Building...
1Building works responsible for 18% of UK large particle pollution
If you're concerned about air pollution, then AERS filters are the perfect solution. Our filters trap large particles like PM10, which can be a major source of air pollution. Building...
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Coronavirus: WHO rethinking how Covid-19 spreads in air
The World Health Organization has acknowledged there is emerging evidence that the coronavirus can be spread by tiny particles suspended in the air.
1Coronavirus: WHO rethinking how Covid-19 spreads in air
The World Health Organization has acknowledged there is emerging evidence that the coronavirus can be spread by tiny particles suspended in the air.