Air Purifiers
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Overview Top Picks How to Choose Compare Benefits Space Ownership Learn FAQ Air Purifiers Air Purifiers — Austin Air Systems, $345 to $1,145 Peak Primal Wellness carries the full Austin Air Systems lineup, one of the most respected names in residential and medical-grade air purification. Prices run from $345 for the compact personal unit up to $1,145 for the flagship Immunity Machine, so there is a real air purifier for home use at every budget level. These units are built for people who take indoor air quality seriously, from allergy and asthma sufferers to anyone sharing a home with pets, smoke, or aging HVAC systems. The main decision comes down to room size and filtration depth: a smaller HEPA air purifier handles a bedroom or office, while a large room air purifier needs the CFM rating and filter mass to actually turn over the air in an open living space several times an hour. Entry Point: The Austin Air "It" Personal HEPA Air Purifier starts at $345 and sits on a desk or tabletop, making it the most accessible air cleaner in the lineup for personal spaces. Premium Option: The Austin Air Immunity Machine at $1,145 uses an 8-phase filtration system with medical-grade HEPA, carbon, zeolite, and HEGA technology for the most thorough purification Austin Air offers. Filtration Standard: Every unit in the collection uses a true HEPA air purifier filter rated to capture 99.97% of airborne particles at 0.3 microns, meeting the same standard used in medical and laboratory settings. Athletic Use: Home gym and training environments benefit from carbon filtration that strips VOCs, rubber off-gassing, and sweat odors that standard HVAC systems leave untreated. Wellness Use: Sleep quality, allergy management, and immune support are the most common reasons customers invest in an Austin Air unit, and several models are specifically designed for bedroom use. Support Differentiator: Peak Primal Wellness provides direct product guidance on sizing and placement so you get the righ