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Stop the Spread of Harmful Pathogens
Without the need for masks!
Protect air and surfaces with CASPR’s Continuous Air & Surface Pathogen Reduction Technology.
Breathe easy with 99.96% Disinfection
Protect air and surfaces with proven, effective and continuous disinfection. All day, every day, CASPR works with ambient air in your environment to create oxidizing molecules which safely neutralize pathogens and keep you safe and protected.
CASPR: A Mask for Your Environment™
SARS-CoV-2 viruses
Fecal matter found on the hand due to poor hygiene.
Enterococus Facium (VRE)
Person-to-person contact after being exposed to an open wound.
Klebsiella Pneumonia
Airborne bacteria found in healthcare facilities.
Acinetobactor Baumonii
Free-living baterium spread in healthcare facilities.
Pseudomonas Aeruginosa
Bacteria spread through food, water, and human contact.
Enterobacter species
Where it Works
(Spoiler: Everywhere!)
Restaurants
Hostess Area
Dining Room
Bar Area
Kitchen
Offices
Reception/Lobby
Offices
Cubicles
Conference Rooms
Break Room
Schools
Classrooms
Library
Gymnasium
K-12
Universities
PUBLIC SPACES
Churches
Gyms
Theaters
Retail Space
Living Spaces
Dormitories
Residential
Commercial
Hotels
Independent Living Facilities
Health Facilities
Hospitals
Assisted Living
Nursing Homes
Medical Offices
Every Surface. Every Second. Everywhere.
PurHygenics systems, including our CASPR units, offer both in-duct and free-standing solutions that easily install and show immediate improvement. These devices come in a variety of sizes and a combination of these units can be used to cover your Restaurant, Office, School, or Home.
News & Updates
The CDC takes a step toward virus-free air in schools and offices
The coronavirus pandemic taught Americans to wear good masks, avoid big crowds and test often to stop the spread of viral illness. Also crucial, but not fully understood early in the crisis, is that indoor air quality is key to reducing viral transmission. Fortunately, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released on Friday pathbreaking new guidance to improve ventilation in buildings, with specific targets that can make a difference the next time a novel virus strikes — or even when a bad flu is going around.
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