More than 50 million people in the US alone suffer from airborne allergies. Respiray Wear A+ helps remove airborne allergens on a personal level by purifying ambient air and then pushing the clean air toward your nose and mouth. Made by Respiray, a European company known for its work in improving air quality, the neck-worn purifier uses a HEPA filter to cleanse the air of 99.9% of allergens. Designed as an alternative to allergy pills and other medication, the groundbreaking product has been proven effective by the European Centre for Allergy Research Foundation (ECARF) and even by SGS, the world’s leading testing, inspection, and certification company. By purifying the air you breathe of any airborne allergens, Respiray Wear A+ soothes the common symptoms triggered by airborne allergies that include sneezing, nasal congestion, and watery eyes.

Designer: Annamaria Rennel

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Wearable air purifier helps people with airborne allergies breathe 99.9% clean air

Respiray Wear A+ – Effectively reduces airborne allergen particles by 99.9% thanks to its user-replaceable HEPA filters.

Wearable air purifier helps people with airborne allergies breathe 99.9% clean air

Quite like Dyson’s $950 air-purifying headphones, the Respiray Wear A+ purifies air on a personal level, but at 1/10th the price. Available for a discounted $89 for early bird backers on Indiegogo (until the end of February), the Respiray works to create a ‘wall’ of fresh, clean air around your nose and mouth wherever you go, helping remove the allergens that would otherwise enter your respiratory system and give you flare-ups. With an adjustable strap that lets you wear the device around your neck, a quiet fan that doesn’t interrupt your speech or hearing, and a replaceable HEPA filter, the Respiray Wear A+ does a better job than a room air purifier by working everywhere, even outdoors (although not so much on windy days). And it’s better than a mask that obscures your respiratory system and creates a hot, humid zone around your nose and mouth.

Wearable air purifier helps people with airborne allergies breathe 99.9% clean air

Wearable air purifier helps people with airborne allergies breathe 99.9% clean air

How it Works – The device draws in air, directing it through a highly effective HEPA filter that removes any airborne allergens. The filtered air is then directed towards your mouth and nose, creating an allergen-free zone around your face and ending your worries about indoor allergies.

Wearable air purifier helps people with airborne allergies breathe 99.9% clean air

Features – Replaceable HEPA filter, adjustable strap, quiet fans and washable pre-filter.

The Respiray Wear A+ was designed for people suffering from airborne allergies, although its genesis is a classic story of necessity being the mother of invention. “This product came to life from my own personal struggle with airborne allergies,” said Respiray’s CEO, Karl Annus. “We optimized the airflow and speed in order to create an allergen-free zone around users’ faces. The product is also lightweight (8.8 oz), easy to use, comfortable to wear, and most importantly affordable. After 2+ years, 117 prototypes, and extensive testing, we are proud to launch Respiray Wear A+.”

Wearable air purifier helps people with airborne allergies breathe 99.9% clean air

Wearable air purifier helps people with airborne allergies breathe 99.9% clean air

Wearable air purifier helps people with airborne allergies breathe 99.9% clean air

The device was unveiled at CES this year, and is set to start shipping to backers as soon as March 2023. Made to be discreet, quiet, and lightweight, the Respiray Wear A+ is perfect for a variety of scenarios, from being around pets to cleaning your home, being outdoors around pollen, or dealing with pollution. Each Respiray Wear A+ comes with a replaceable HEPA filter, a washable prefilter, and a battery that lasts for 8 hours on a full charge.

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