Sold in over 50 countries around the world, Blueair delivers home and office users more clean indoor air for enhanced user health and wellbeing faster than any competing air purifier thanks to its commitment to quality, energy efficiency and environmental care. A Blueair air purifier works efficiently, silently to remove 99.97% of allergens, asthma triggers, pollen, viruses, bacteria and all other airborne pollutants.
With new research highlighting how bad office air makes people, world-leading air purifier company Blueair is making a unique free offer to firms across India to test the air in their workplaces and demonstrate how they can quickly tackle productivity problems caused by sub-optimum air quality. (more)
Bengt Rittri, Founder and CEO of Blueair, appreciated the Union Budget for the initiatives taken by Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley to control the air pollution levels in the country.
“We welcome the initiatives taken by The Finance Minister Mr. Arun Jaitley in this... (more)
India is Blueair’s launchpad for the world’s first intelligent, fully connected, fully working indoor air monitoring, control and purification system. The company says the hardcore air cleaning system now rolling out across India is potentially capable of detecting and combatting airbor... (more)
Blueair, a premium air purifier company from Sweden, today announced that its “Blueair Sense+” air purifier, “Blueair Aware” air monitor and “Blueair Friend” mobile app have won three prestigious awards at CES-2016 in the categories of innovation, design and styl... (more)
- Pro XL is a part of Blueair’s ‘Pro’ series of purifiers unveiled in India.
- "First-of-its-kind research study by a medical university clearly demonstrates health benefits of efficient indoor air purification.” said Vijay Kannan, India Head of Blueair
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This Diwali, beat air-pollution blues with Blueair’s attractive offers on its air purifiers. The festive season often sees air pollution levels rise to very high levels and maintaining lung health becomes an uphill battle. To beat these rising levels of air pollution, also affecting indoor ai... (more)
