AirDoctor - AirDoctor 3500i

A 3500i and a 2000

I have an AirDoctor 1000 in my home office but the AirDoctor 3500, which I have in my living room, is much quieter. The ultra HEPA filters are amazing.

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.

YES ! I LOVVVVEEEE my airdoctor and one of my favorite influencers is promoting a sale right now . or maybe it’s just the Black Friday sale idk . I love mine though and will always advocate for it . I have a dog and cat that both shed and it’s significantly improved our homes air quality and even smell . we’ve never had a pet smelling house as some would say , but it would just get very stale room to room - even if I opened the windows for the day . there’s seriously no cons other than maybe the price for a really good quality one but to me it’s so worth it .

Airdoctors saved my life!

Airdoctor has been really good to me

If you're looking for the best value for a space that large you should look at the Lifubide Y1000. For what it is it's hard to beat. AirDoctor is fine but their units are a bit noisy and their filters are expensive. iQAir is great but it's noisy on its highest level. Wanted to like MedifyAir but had a horrible customer service experience with them and not only that but they would not confirm that their filters were actually HEPA nor would they tell me the amount of carbon in their filter they said that was a company secret.. so that to me means they lied.. just not a fun company to deal with at all. The Dyson are basically just big fans, they do help with formaldehyde but that's about it, they are way overpriced for what they are and boy their customer service is on a whole new level of hell.. I won't ever recommend a Dyson to anyone ever again. Blue air I'm not a fan of and their always on ionizer isn't wonderful. My favorite air purifiers are Alen Breathesmart 75i, super quiet, moves a ton of air and is also super expensive. I also really like Oransi Mod+ but their air purifier prices have doubled recently so it's hard for me to recommend them anymore, for what they charge there are better alternatives.

Unfortunately the most effective purifiers are not cheap. I bought an AirDoctor because the IQAir was too expensive. It didn’t seem to do anything, so I ended up selling it and buying the IQAir in the end. The IQAir MultiGas was most effective (of the IQAir lineup) against VOCs like mycotoxins last I looked. I supplement with Microbalance EC3 candles

I just bought 2 AirDoctor purifiers and their customer service is the worst! If you're going to buy one it's not worth paying extra for the Wi-Fi capability because it doesn't work correctly. I have read a bunch of reviews since and I really wish I had bought a different brand.

I have an AirDoctor in the living room and a small Lovoit in each bedroom that I only run at night. I can’t tell a difference but my AirDoctor has a carbon filter and seems legit!

The best on the market imo is Austin air but it’s pricey. I will likely only buy one for my baby’s nursery. We have air doctors in our bedroom and living room, and they seem to work quite well. We had our second model stop working under warranty and they replaced it at no cost, but that is the only bad experience we have had. Our older unit is still going strong a few years in.

I have 2 air doctors and a levoit and don't notice any difference between them. If money was no option I'd probably gonwoth Austin Air or Jaspr. If budget then Levoit or Winix from Costco. Or Costco also has a Shark with a 5 year filter.

Yes! My husband basically stopped snoring because of it. We use Air Doctor.

Air Doctor! We have 3. Two at home and one at work. Love them. Zero complaints. Can attest to MUCH less sickness and allergy issues since we’ve had them (~3 years). Filters only need replacing every 6-12 months depending on how much stuff they’re collecting from your air. It’s honestly super gross to see the used filters BUT makes me feel good to know all of that stuff is not in our air/breathing it in! It’s even strong enough to filter out COVID and flu virus particles which was a big plus. Most of their products are under $500 and they do regular promos throughout the year too where you can get discounts off as well. Hope this helps!

Get an air doctor, they really work well.

I don't have a lot to tips... but just wanna comment that I'm so sorry you're going through this 🤍 & I highly recommend air doctor purifiers. We have one and I'm highly impressed with it.

I recommend Air Doctor too. The units can be pretty big, but I feel like it filters out way more stuff than any of brands I’ve had before. I’m always amazed at how much is in the filter when I do vacuum maintenance