How Fast An HEPA Air Purifier Pays for Itself
What are your allergies actually costing you each year?
Most Canadian allergy sufferers spend more on symptoms than they realize. We built a quick tool to help you find your number.
Every spring, millions of Canadians stock up on Claritin, book walk-in appointments, and spend a few foggy, congested weeks just getting through the day. Most of us treat it as an unavoidable tax on living here. We've never actually added it up.
When we did the math with a group of families in Ontario and BC, the numbers were higher than anyone expected. Medication, appointments, and the quiet cost of days when you're not quite yourself. It adds up faster than a one-time purchase ever would.
Below is the tool we built to help you do the same. Adjust the sliders to match your situation. The result updates in real time.
Adjust to match your situation
Based on your inputs, allergies are costing you approximately:
0 CAD per yearAt $197 CAD, a HEPA H13 purifier covers that in about 0 days.
"For 72 hours I had awful sleep, waking up with a cough. Just to find out my air purifier was off. Within 4 hours, everything reversed."
— Verified HEPA owner, April 2026
The numbers above reflect what allergy sufferers consistently report when they sit down to account for their spending. Medication is the most visible line item. The lost days rarely get counted but they often represent the largest share of the total.
HEPA H13 filtration, one grade above standard HEPA, captures the particles that trigger most of these symptoms. Dog dander fragments, fine pollen, dust mite debris. Unlike sprays or ionisers, it physically removes them from the air rather than redistributing or masking them.
We make a HEPA H13 purifier designed for Canadian homes
Built around the principles in this guide: true H13 filtration, published CADR at 5 ACH, ozone-free ioniser, replacement filters, sub-30 dB Sleep Mode.