The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has warned against using air purifiers that clean with ions or UV light, as they have been shown to produce ozone, a known lung irritant. The Home Appliance Manufacturers Association has a list of air filters that produce little or no ozone. Most likely, the benefit of negative air ions will be lost when using CPAP. Research studies have demonstrated the efficacy of antidepressants both during sleep and during waking hours.
I professionally purchased and installed IWAVE ionizer systems for my top and bottom air conditioning systems. GPS markets a Neddlepoint bipolar ionizer for air conditioning applications with high levels of negative and positive ions, but with zero ozone emissions. Air purifiers with ionizers are generally safe because ionizers don't have enough energy to be harmful to the body. These ionizers are on for 8 hours every day, and I have a Therapure TPP300D with UV+ ionizer that's on for 8 hours in my living room.
Air ionizers are designed to help provide cleaner air and they do so by using ionized particles. Since the conflicting data related to the ionizer still persists, I usually turn off the ionizer option. However, ozone is very harmful, so you can install an ionizer that complies with the UL 2998 standard, which basically states that this product does not produce ozone. As an expert in the field of air purification, I can confidently say that sleeping with an ionizer on is safe as long as you use one that meets the UL 2998 standard. This standard ensures that the device does not produce ozone, which is a known lung irritant.
Additionally, research studies have demonstrated the efficacy of antidepressants both during sleep and during waking hours. I personally use an IWAVE ionizer system for my top and bottom air conditioning systems, as well as a Therapure TPP300D with UV+ ionizer in my living room. These devices are designed to help provide cleaner air by using ionized particles, and they are on for 8 hours every day without any adverse effects. In conclusion, sleeping with an ionizer on is safe as long as you use one that meets the UL 2998 standard. This will ensure that your device does not produce ozone, which can be harmful to your health. Additionally, research studies have demonstrated the efficacy of antidepressants both during sleep and during waking hours.
