AirDoctor - AD3500

Which works best? I have an IQAir and it's very effective but it's MAHOOSIVE (switches on automatically though when a smart switch turns it on). Also a Levoit 300s - still evaluating. Main goal: house dust mite allergy control

I have an air doctor 3500 and it seems to work fine; haven’t tried the ionizing function. I also have my LEVOIT still and it is still working. I contacted them to ask if they are HEPA and they said they do have HEPA grade…so…not sure what that situation is with them but the purifier does work, can see the dust it sucks in on the pre filter. I’m still considering also getting a Wellis to target mold/mildew/viruses but I’m hesitant for the same reason you mentioned. I’m looking for actual customer or really any feedback from anyone but what I have found is very limited and from other countries. How has it been for you? Do you notice any difference at all with it? I did find some info about hydroxyl radical production technology. Not particularly Wellis, but what they claim to use. There were some things that came up saying it is safe, but others saying it can interact with things and create different unsafe vocs, like formaldehyde. That’s what has kept me from trying it so far, but trying to find more information on Wellis and that type of technology.

I also have Lyme and have had mold. My doctor has recently told me to get an air doctor as it filters down to 0.003 microns while other filters can only do .01 or .3 It seems like the best one but it is definitely more expensive compared to a brand like winix that’s carried at Costco. To check how clean / healthy a product is I use this website below. They rated the air doctor as the best as they provided research proving its effectiveness. https://www.mamavation.com/health/best-air-purifiers-virus-ultrafine-particles-allergens.html

Air doctor and Austin Air. I need the activated charcoal filters with a HEPA filter because of VOCS.

I have 3 Air Doctor air purifiers in my apartment. They are Ultra HEPA, so they get even more stuff than a standard air purifier would.

they've helped my severe allergies, which I'm assuming can play a part in my migraines, but I've had air purifiers since around 2013 or 2014, which is right when I started doing a bunch of different things for my migraines, so I can't say for certain

We use an airdoctor in our living room/kitchen area + a big room dehumidifier that runs on auto. We also run a smaller airdoctor and dehumidifier in our master bedroom + bathroom. They’ve worked great for us in our house