Our commitments

Purifying indoor air, and doing it in a way that makes sense.

“I chose French, socially responsible manufacturing. This choice reflects a conviction: innovation should not only serve performance, it should also be meaningful.”

1. French, socially responsible manufacturing

   Our purifiers are made in Alsace by a workshop in the social and solidarity economy: the Fédération des Aveugles du Grand Est, an organisation for blind and visually impaired people. Seven people with disabilities carry out the manufacturing there, with the skill and care that make the quality of the product.

   

   1. 

      Sewing

      The felt casings are machine-sewn, with the tricolour ribbon.

   2. 

      Filling

      Each casing is filled with the active ingredient, wearing a mask, goggles and gloves.

   3. 

      Packaging

      Each purifier is sealed in a bag, then placed in its Airpurlabs packaging.

   Made in France, in a sheltered workshop (ESAT)

2. Efficacy that is measured, not promised

   The active ingredient was tested by the independent technology institute FCBA, according to ISO 16000-23. In a test chamber: −44% formaldehyde within 24 hours and around −30% for the other VOCs tested (toluene, n-dodecane). The protocol also includes a re-emission test.

   FCBA report available on request

3. Simplicity above all

   No plug, no motor, no filter to replace, no noise. Air flows naturally through the textile casing. A purifier works for up to 2 years, depending on conditions of use.

   Zero electricity consumption

How the active ingredient works →

FCBA report no. 402/15/1247C/1 of 27 July 2016: performance test of 3 modules on formaldehyde, toluene and n-dodecane in an emission test chamber, and re-emission test.