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SaniFilter Plus 100Filter for car air purifier

SNF100C1

  • Reassuring protection from bacteria and viruses
Reassuring protection from bacteria and viruses
Sanifilter Plus is an advanced filter for the GoPure 5611 car air purifier. Fitted with an antimicrobial layer, it effectively captures 99% of ultra fine particles floating in the air in your car, including viruses and bacteria.
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Captures the tiny particles other filters miss

Reassuring protection from bacteria and viruses

  • Captures 0.004um fine particle

  • Stops growth of microorganisms

Inhibits the growth of harmful microorganisms

Inhibits the growth of harmful microorganisms

SaniFilter Plus contains a special antimicrobial layer that inhibits the growth of microorganisms and other airborne contaminants. This stops microbes recirculating through the air you breathe, reducing the likelihood of any bacteria or viruses spreading.

Filter captures > 99% of particles as small as 0.004um*

Filter captures > 99% of particles as small as 0.004um*

The SaniFilter Plus captures an astonishing 99% of ultra fine particles floating in the air inside your car as small as 0.004um, 100X smaller than bacteria. Effectively captures microbes from the air passing through the filter.

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    1. Tested in Germany on the SaniFilter Plus particle 1-pass removal efficiency; Sizes of SARS-causing Coronavirus and bacteria published in the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2008 Microbiological Risk Assessment Report.