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      Austin Air

      You vetted the crib, the mattress, the paint; the air itself was the one thing you had no control over. Austin Air makes the low-EMF air purifiers we spent years looking for. A HEPA filter grabs the fine particles like dust, dander, and pollen; Austin Air adds thick carbon-and-mineral filters that also clear the gases and odors it can't, from fresh paint to a full diaper pail. And the range runs top to bottom: a desk-sized HEPA unit like the Austin "it," up to medical-grade machines like the Immunity Machine, built for the immune-compromised. No ozone, no ionizer, no UV lamp, so each unit cleans the air without adding anything back to it, and one filter lasts a full five years. Austin Air has been proudly hand-building their machines in the USA since 1990. 

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      FAQs About Austin Air Purifiers

      Yes, very low EMF.  In the room where your baby sleeps for hours, this really matters. We tested them ourselves, which is why they live in our Low EMF collection. Plus, there's no ionizer and no ozone generator inside an Austin Air that could potentially irritate your baby's lungs.

      For a machine that lasts years, yes. Austin Air runs premium, but owning one costs less than the sticker suggests: one filter runs five years, so you buy it once and you're set for years to come. The machines are hand-built from steel in the USA, with the same medical-grade HEPA across the whole line. You're paying for durable steel, filters you barely touch, and years of not thinking about it.

      For most nurseries, the HealthMate Junior. It's sized for one enclosed room and clears the everyday dust, dander, and pollen a baby's room collects. New construction or smoke season? The HealthMate Plus Junior adds carbon tuned for formaldehyde and smoke. Overnight gases in a sealed room? The Bedroom. Someone immune-compromised at home? The Immunity. Tight budget, or just the air right by the crib? The little Austin "it" does real work for less.