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Air Purifiers For Viruses and Bacteria

Shop air purifiers for viruses and bacteria from Airpura and Austin Air, part of our air purifiers hub. This page includes Airpura UV600/UV700 and P600/P700 series models with UV germicidal lamps, V series and I600-W units, and Austin Air's HealthMate, HealthMate Plus, Bedroom Machine and "it".

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1. What do you want to clear?

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How These Purifiers Are Described

Per the product descriptions, the Airpura UV600 pairs a UV-C germicidal lamp with a True HEPA filter rated at 99.97% of particles as small as 0.3 microns, and Austin Air says its "it" model's HEPA filter captures bacteria and viruses. Air purifiers treat only the air passing through them and are one layer alongside ventilation, hand hygiene and surface cleaning. They are not medical devices, and they do not prevent illness; talk with your doctor about health concerns.

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Air Purifier for Viruses and Bacteria FAQs

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How much does an air purifier for viruses and bacteria cost?

Models here start at $474.99 for the Austin Air "it" and run up to $2,199.98. Airpura UV models run $1,099.98 to $1,649.98, and P models run $1,399.98 to $2,199.98.

Is an air purifier good for viruses?

HEPA filtration is designed to capture fine airborne particles, and some models add UV-C lamps. Public health agencies describe air cleaning as one part of a layered approach, not a standalone protection.

Do UV air purifiers work?

Airpura's UV and P series include a UV germicidal lamp in addition to HEPA filtration. How much benefit you see depends on airflow, room size and use, so review each model's specifications.

Is there a downside to using an air purifier?

Purifiers need filter changes, use electricity and add some fan noise. Replacement filters are on our air purifier accessories page.

Is it bad to sleep next to an air purifier?

Many people use purifiers in bedrooms; Austin Air describes its Bedroom Machine as quiet enough for sleeping areas. Follow the manufacturer's placement guidance.

Who can help me pick a model?

Call 512-777-0154 or contact us with your room size and we can help you compare options.