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Air purifier for hay fever and allergies

Reduce pollen and other airborne allergens at home. Discover what you can do yourself during pollen season and which air purifier fits your room.

Air purifier for hay fever and allergies

Practical tips for pollen season

An air purifier works best as part of a broader approach to keeping pollen out of the bedroom and living room.

Shower before bed

Rinse pollen off your hair and skin before bed so you don’t carry it into your sheets.

Dry laundry indoors

On high-pollen days, laundry dried outside picks up extra pollen.

Keep windows closed at peak hours

Pollen concentration is often highest early in the morning and late in the afternoon.
Pollen season lasts longer than you think

Pollen season lasts longer than you think

In the Netherlands, pollen season typically runs from February to August — early trees in spring, grasses in summer, weeds into late summer. Indoor air is where you actually have control over exposure, regardless of what's growing outside.

View the current RIVM source on pollen

Recommended for allergies

Our models for home use. Look mainly at the size of the room and where you plan to use the unit.

LightAir IonFlow Evolution — filter-free air purifier
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For bedroom and living room
LightAir IonFlow Evolution — filter-free air purifier

The LightAir IonFlow Evolution is a quiet, filter-free ionizer for living rooms, bedrooms and smaller work spaces.

€ 399
€ 499
LightAir IonFlow Signature — filter-free air purifier
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For the living room
LightAir IonFlow Signature — filter-free air purifier

The LightAir IonFlow Signature combines the filter-free IonFlow technique with a refined, taller base.

€ 499
€ 549

An air purifier doesn't replace medical advice or treatment. If you have symptoms, always consult your doctor or specialist.

Frequently asked questions

Roughly 1 in 5 people in the Netherlands (about 3.5 million people) suffers from hay fever. In addition, over half a million Dutch people have asthma and more than 300,000 have COPD (source: RIVM / VZinfo).

Usually the bedroom — that's where you spend the most consecutive hours, and cleaner air during sleep has the most direct effect on how you feel.

No, an air purifier isn't a replacement for medical advice or treatment. It can help reduce exposure to pollen and allergens indoors, as a complement to — not a replacement for — medical care.

In the Netherlands, pollen season typically runs from February to August, with peaks that vary by plant type (early trees in spring, grasses in summer).

Not sure which air purifier fits your situation?

Tell us what you're dealing with — wood smoke, pollen, fine dust, ultrafine particles, bedroom, office or childcare — and we'll advise which model fits your room.

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