Dr. Laura's Purifier
Dr. Laura's Purifier: Biozone
Dr. Laura Schlessinger has endorsed Biozone Scientifics' indoor air purifiers. Biozone offers a unique 5 way air purifying technology that makes them the some of the best air purifiers in clean air purification technology today. Doctors reveal that Biozone air purifiers can help reduce mold, mildew and allergy symptoms and make the best smoke eaters available.
Biozone pure room air purifiers have technology that combines the science of ultraviolet germicidal light waves, purifying hydroxyls, activated oxygen, and photo-ionization. What makes this air purification technology important and unique is that it unites four of the most accepted and powerful methods for destroying contaminants, with the resulting synergy producing a stronger process than the sum of the individual methods. While most manufacturers of ozone air purifiers use the older, corona discharge (high voltage electricity) method to create ozone, Dr. Laura's purifier uses special ultraviolet lamps that produce photolic ozone as well as control its level. Along with these functions, the lamps also produce ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI). Like ozone, UVGI destroys bacteria, viruses, and fungi and has been used in medical facilities for years for those exact purposes. Combining photolic ozone with UVGI and moisture (humidity) produces a powerful oxidant known as hydroxyl radicals.
Dr. Laura's Purifier and Its Secrets
The hydroxyls in the Biozone purifier have been described as "the single most important cleansing agent in the earth's atmosphere." They break down hazardous organic compounds and are a catalyst in the reaction necessary for contaminant oxidation. In addition to these air purification methods, Biozone air purifiers produce negative ions and have a patent pending method that dramatically accelerates the production of negative ions via ultraviolet wavelengths.
Biozone has also developed air purifiers with a method to ensure safe ozone levels. Ozone generators have been used for over a hundred years for air purification and sanitation purposes. However, it is also well established that exposure to high levels of ozone can be harmful to health, and in particular can be a respiratory irritant. OSHA and the EPA have set maximum levels of ozone exposures. Biozone has a "SafeZone" component that will not allow the accumulation of ozone to exceed recommended, safe levels. It is a fail-safe method. It does not rely on electronic gadgetry or inexpensive sensors, but combines the science of ultraviolet radiation, atom disassociation, quantum yield, and optimization of unit geometry. In practical terms, this means as the ozone level in an environment begins to rise, the machine will automatically reduce the amount of ozone being produced, thereby keeping the accumulation at low levels.
