Stay Alert to PM2.5 Pollution: Choose a Certified Air Purifier for Cleaner Air

Health Effects of PM2.5

• Irritation of the eyes, nose, and throat
• Coughing, breathing difficulties, and chest discomfort
• Increased risk of allergies and asthma
• Negative impact on cardiovascular health
• Higher risk of chronic respiratory diseases

How to Protect Yourself from PM2.5

1. Monitor local air quality regularly.
2. Wear protective masks such as N95 respirators when necessary.
3. Avoid prolonged outdoor activities during high pollution periods.
4. Keep doors and windows closed to minimize indoor pollution.
5. Use a certified air purifier at home or in the workplace.

How to Choose an Effective Air Purifier

• Look for models equipped with HEPA filters capable of capturing fine particles.
• Select a unit appropriate for the room size.
• Check the CADR (Clean Air Delivery Rate) for purification performance.
• Choose products that meet recognized safety and quality standards.
• Clean and replace filters according to the manufacturer's recommendations.

Using a certified air purifier together with regular monitoring of PM2.5 levels can help reduce exposure to harmful pollutants and create a cleaner, healthier, and safer indoor environment for you and your family.