ActivePure donates air purifier to one lucky front-line worker

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ActivePure’s Rick Wismer shows off the portable air purification device the company is going to give away to a lucky first responder in Chatham-Kent.

In recognition of the efforts of Chatham-Kent’s first responders, ActivePure Technology is giving away one of its mobile air purification systems.

Rick Wismer of ActivePure said the unit weighs just eight ounces and can purify a 500 sq. ft. space, including your vehicle.

“It’s a mobile unit. If you are travelling, it plugs into your 12-volt outlet in your vehicle. You can also plug it into the wall at a hotel too,” he said. “This would be great for anyone who spends a lot of time in their work vehicle or home vehicle. It is easily transportable.”

He thought it would make sense to give one such unit away to a local first responder. Plus ActivePure is offering discounts to other first responders on their purifiers until April 30.

Wismer said ActivePure technology destroys all viruses, COVID-19 included.

“Our technology used a honeycomb matrix to distribute oxidizers that attack viruses in the air and on surfaces.”

To nominate a first responder, see the ad below and follow the instructions.

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