AllerAir
In the Aftermath: Smoke Odor and Fine Particulate Matter a Serious Concern
Published in Physician Law Weekly, November 14th, 2007
"It's vital that people who live in the affected areas equip themselves with tools that offer serious protection against airborne particulate matter and offer some relief from smoke odor," says Sam Teitelbaum, President of AllerAir Industries, manufacturers of advanced HEPA-carbon air purifiers. "High levels of smoke carry large particles that settle in the upper respiratory track and very fine particles which penetrate deep into the lungs."
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Source: Physician Law Weekly (2007-11-14)
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