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Wildfire smoke is a mixture of harmful particles and gases that pose a severe health risk to anyone (including pets) nearby and downwind from a fire. Wildfire smoke can drift thousands of miles, affecting air quality and increasing health risks far from the wildfire itself. It’s important to plan ahead and be ready to take action when wildfires occur, especially if they are in your region. Smoke particles and gases from a nearby wildfire can quickly build up inside a home, which is why the U.S. Forest Service recommends using a high-performance air cleaner when wildfire smoke is an issue. This is especially important if children, the elderly, and those suffering from lung or heart conditions live in the home.

#1 Choice for protection against wildfire smoke

The IQAir HealthPro® Plus is the most powerful air purifier available for creating a “clean zone” in your home in which particles and gases are filtered before you breathe them. The HealthPro Plus deploys four levels of advanced air filtration to help protect against most of the toxic components of wildfire smoke:

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  1. PreMax™ pre-filter: Controls larger, coarse particles as well as micro-particles in smoke before they reach other filters in system.
  2. Activated Carbon: IQAir MultiGas™ granulated activated carbon from bituminous coal adsorbs dangerous chemicals such as nitrogen oxides.
  3. Impregnated Activated Alumina: The HealthPro Plus also includes pelletized chemisorption media to destroy other harmful chemicals such as formaldehyde.
  4. HyperHEPA Filter: Only IQAir HyperHEPA® filtration is proven and certified effective against soot and other particles of all sizes, including tiny ultrafine particles that are absorbed directly into the bloodstream.

Plan ahead to protect your family

Protecting your family from wildfire smoke is primarily a matter of good planning and being ready in case a crisis occurs. Good planning includes knowing what steps to take in a wildfire emergency, and knowing what routes to take if an evacuation becomes necessary. Good planning also includes being ready to manage your exposure to wildfire smoke should a fire affect your air quality. By creating a clean zone in your home now, you and your family can be protected should wildfire smoke become a problem.

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