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Improve and validate your current airborne safety protocols with the only commercially available air sampling device that collects all biological particles, including viruses such as the coronavirus, bacteria, allergens, and molds. Rachel Reboulet, head of laboratories with Inspirotec, explains how AirAnswers works, who it is for, and how it is a tool for any building or facility to ensure the healthiest indoor air environment possible. Visit https://www.airanswers.com, email [email protected], or call (866) 539-4253 for questions or inquiries.

AirAnswer Reviews:

"Our data shows proof of principle of the ability of this device to detect viral RNA in the air in the hospital, we believe this will allow us to better understand how viruses are present in the air and ultimately reduce risk of contracting COVID-19." - Jayant Pinto, MD University of Chicago

"The two primary sources for transmission of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, include person-to-person spread by respiratory droplets and when the virus becomes aerosolized in a confined space such as a classroom, home, business or workplace. It becomes critically important to determine if the local environment is safe and the risk for infection is as low as theoretically possible." - Robert Leo Murphy, MD Northwestern Medicine, Infectious diseases

"As a certifying trade association for IAQ (indoor air quality) professionals, NORMI will incorporate AirAnswers in its training protocols because it provides a unique holistic approach to evaluating allergens and produces results that I trust.” - Doug Hoffman, Executive Director of the NORMI

"This is a great tool that enables the Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) community to support validation of airborne health and safety protocols." - Tim Butler General Manager for Best Living Systems

“AirAnswers allows us to understand the air our patients are breathing, and to structure our interventions and treatment plans based on their lived reality." - Matt Siemer, Mobile Care Chicago's Executive Director