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Your air coach
For long-term peace of mind
Improve indoor air and fight allergies
Stay on top of allergy triggers
Don't let allergies control your life. With View Pollution, you can take charge by monitoring your home's air quality and identifying allergy triggers like fine particulate matter (PM2.5), humidity, and temperature before they cause allergy flare-ups.
Your home, your rules
See what's in your air, anytime, anywhere
Get real-time, in-depth air quality readings with the Airthings app. Monitoring allergens helps you see what can be improved to create a healthier environment at home, especially when the air outdoors is bad.
Monitor the air around you
Particulate matter (PM 2.5)
Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) reaches deep in the lungs causing short-term discomfort and long-term health risks.
Temperature
Temperature is not just a matter of comfort, it can negatively affect sleep quality, mood, and alertness.
Humidity
High humidity promotes mold growth and aggravates asthma symptoms, while too-dry air can lead to skin and throat irritation.
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Air pollution insights
Stay ahead with pollen insights
Monitor outdoor pollen from trees, grasses, and weeds, along with a 5-day forecast to prepare for when allergens might be high. Whether it’s keeping windows closed or using an air purifier, understanding the outdoor air quality helps you know when to act to protect your indoor air.
Track PM2.5, temperature, and humidity over time
Use View Pollution to monitor allergy-triggering PM2.5 (particulate matter) levels and humidity to better understand your home’s environment. Maintaining healthy temperature and humidity levels can also help reduce allergy symptoms. Track these factors to create a living space that’s comfortable, safe, and healthy.
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Simple as green, yellow, or red
Use AirGlimpses for a quick air quality indicator. Green means your air is in good shape. Yellow suggests taking action, like improving ventilation or using an air purifier. Red signals high PM2.5 levels; try closing windows to block outdoor pollution or addressing specific allergy-triggering indoor sources.
Watch for sudden PM2.5 level spikes
Spikes in PM2.5 levels can occur during everyday activities like vacuuming, cooking, or even blow-drying your hair. Tackle high PM2.5 levels by opening a window, turning on ventilation, or using an air purifier. Noticing unexpected PM2.5 rises? Consider what might trigger them and make simple adjustments to maintain cleaner, healthier indoor air.
Particulate Matter
Why monitor PM?
From safeguarding long-term health to living with respiratory ailments and allergies, our customers have genuine reasons for monitoring their air to understand PM (particulate matter) levels. Tracking and understanding when to act on PM helps give them peace of mind and empowers them with the knowledge needed to keep their indoor air quality safe.
"I am very happy with this monitor and would recommend it to anyone who cares about breathing cleaner air. It does exactly what I need and is making a difference in my family's overall health."
“We get smoke from forest fires at certain times of the year. We have good air filtering units, but we’ve never been able to measure the air quality (PM2.5) indoors to see how effective they are. Now with View Pollution, we can do exactly that. I appreciate the ability to see graphing of the measurements over time as well.”
“The Wi-Fi functionality lets me keep track of my air quality when I’m away, so if I left the air purifiers off and things are in the red, I’ll get a notification and know to use my inhaler ahead of time.”