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Air Purifiers can help alleviate allergies, remove airborne contaminates and provide sweeter smelling air.

Between work and home, people tend to spend roughly 90% of their time indoors. Those who need clean air the most - children, people with illnesses, the elderly - spend even more time inside. Because of time spent indoors and a host of other factors, inside air can be worse for your health than outside air.  Thankfully there are dozens of good air purifiers that can reduce mold, mildew, allergens, smells and bacteria.

If you feel sick and congested inside your own home, you can pretty much be sure your air pollution is too high. Some other signs include:

• Strange and noticeable smells
• Feeling healthier outside
• Stuffy, stale air
• A reaction after remodeling, getting new furniture, using household products or moving into a new place
• A noticeable lack of air movement
• Appearance of mold and mildew
• Excessive humidity

What are common sources of indoor air pollution?

Cigarette Smoke Tobacco smoke produces formaldehyde, particulates and combustion products.	Biological Pollutants and Moisture Mold, dust mites, animal hair, mildew and roaches from high humidity, poorly maintained air conditioners and humidifiers and poor ventilation.
Small Particulates Dust and pollen, particulates from fireplaces, wood stoves, unvented gas space heaters and kerosene heaters.	Combustion Products Carbon monoxide from fossil fuel space heaters, unvented ovens and stoves, and backdrafts from water heaters and furnaces.
Lead From lead-based paint dust, usually comes from removing, sanding, scraping or burning the paint.	Formaldehyde Can be found in durable press textiles and drapes, adhesives and particle board products.
Asbestos If your home is more than 20 years old it may have asbestos in it.	Radon Gas Soil and rock beneath and around the foundation, wells and some building materials can produce the radioactive radon gas.
Household Products Paints, air fresheners, solvents, glues, dry cleaned clothes, adhesives, aerosol sprays, and additives found in carpeting and furniture.

This is why air purification is a good idea in any home. Below you'll find a list of all of the best air purifiers Promolife carries. We have full units, filters, ozone air purifiers, and models from brands like AirFree, NeoAir, BlueAir, LakeAir, LightningAir, Austin Air and more.

You can also see our Squidoo lens titled Air Quality: How Bad Is My Air And How Do I Fix It? or read Promolife's newsletter explaining allergies and how air purifiers help to relieve them.  For a comparison, visit our air purifier comparison page. If you have any questions call the expert at 1-888-742-3404.