For the millions of Australians living with asthma or seasonal allergies, summer isn’t just about making the most of long, sunny days. It also marks the height of hay fever season, and in Southern Australia, the drier climate during late spring and summer significantly amplifies the risk of bushfires.
With allergy and asthma symptoms often peaking at this time of year, many Australians are turning to air purifiers as an effective way to keep the air in their homes clean. By capturing airborne pollen, allergens and other irritants, air purifiers help create more comfortable indoor environments.
South Korea’s leading wellness tech company, Coway’s Airmega 350, 100 and 50 models have been newly recognised under the Sensitive Choice program by the National Asthma Council Australia.
Products carrying the Sensitive Choice logo have been assessed and approved by the National Asthma Council Australia for their potential to improve the lives of people with
asthma or allergies. Four of Coway’s Airmega models – the Airmega Mighty and the Airmega 150, 250 and 400 – have already received approval from the Sensitive Choice program, and the latest addition of three further models (Airmega 350, 100 and 50) serves to strengthen Coway’s commitment to providing Australians with a wide range of options geared towards healthier indoor living.
