From its Ohio facility, Aerobiotix USA develops and manufactures proprietary air treatment and monitoring systems for healthcare and other occupied environments. Its medical-grade technology combines ultraviolet treatment with HEPA or ULPA filtration to reduce airborne bacteria, viruses and spores, with Illuvia Sense adding real-time operating-room air-quality sensing and reporting. The privately held company makes its products in the USA and supports facilities with data from peer-reviewed and independent studies.
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Far UV Technologies, IncFar UV Technologies designs and develops germicidal UV and HEPA air-treatment equipment for reducing pathogens in occupied indoor spaces. Based in Kansas City, the company has spent more than 30 years developing UV and air-purification solutions, including work under NASA contracts to address foodborne pathogens in spaceflight and Department of Defense awards for medical and SARS-CoV-2 applications. Its products are made in the USA and include Far UVC devices for occupied rooms, upper-room GUV fixtures, filtration systems, and specialized healthcare equipment.KANSAS CITY, MO
LifeAire Systems, LLCLifeAire Systems grew out of founder Dr. Kathryn C. Worrilow’s discovery that trace airborne chemicals could affect IVF outcomes, turning her laboratory research into a company focused on clinical air purity. Its patented technology now protects sensitive healthcare and life-science environments, with performance supported by peer-reviewed studies and Edison Award recognition.333413ALLENTOWN, PA
Extreme Microbial TechnologiesMade in the USA and privately held in Dayton, Extreme Microbial Technologies is known for developing non-toxic indoor air and surface purification technology. Its systems use energized hydrogen peroxide to continuously reduce microbial contaminants in real-world spaces, serving settings from homes to commercial facilities.MORAINE, OH
Austin Air SystemsSince 1990, Austin Air Systems has handcrafted medical-grade air purifiers in Buffalo, New York, including its flagship HealthMate and newer Immunity Machine. Founded by Richard Taylor after he sought relief for a loved one with a severe respiratory condition, the company now operates a 480,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and ships to more than 100 countries. Its purifiers have been used by FEMA and the American Red Cross and evaluated in clinical research with institutions including Johns Hopkins and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital.BUFFALO, NY