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November 16, 2006

The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) & U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security testing on Sanuvox Technologies' UV Bio-Wall Ultraviolet Air Purifier (2006)

The researcher team chose to test a cross-section of contaminants, they chose a bacterial spore (surrogate for anthrax spore) and the Sanuvox UV Bio-Wall 50” achieved a 93% destruction on one pass, a viral bacteria (MS2) which the Bio-Wall achieved a 99% destruction on one pass and a bacteria which achieved greater than 99.97% destruction at one pass.

November 01, 2005

Important Avian Flu (Bird Flu) and Avian Influenza A (H5N1) information and Sanuvox's ability to destroy the virus.


August 30, 2005

Sanuvox Releases the Very First Combination HEPA Air Filter / UV Air Purifier That Can Be Used as a Duct Mounted or Stand-Alone System

August 24, 2004

McGill University Researchers find Sanuvox UV Purifiers to destroy 99% of microbial contamination that may cause Sick Building Syndrome