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Solutions · Asthma

Cleaner air for calmer breathing

Asthma affects around 1 in 9 Australians. By removing the airborne triggers that set off symptoms, an Airdog helps make your home an easier place to breathe.

2.8M Australians live with asthma
43% of asthma hospitalisations are children ≤14
0.0146µm captured by TPA®

Why it matters in Australia

Asthma is one of Australia’s most common chronic conditions

Airborne triggers - dust mite debris, pollen, pet dander, mould spores and smoke - are among the most common causes of asthma flare-ups indoors, where most Australians spend the majority of their time.

2.8M

Around 2.8 million Australians (about 11%) live with asthma.

ABS National Health Survey 2022 / AIHW
~32,000

Asthma hospitalisations in 2023–24 - 43% were children aged 14 or under.

AIHW / Asthma Australia
#1

Asthma is the leading cause of disease burden for children aged 1–9.

Asthma Australia

Sources: Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW), Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) National Health Survey 2022, and Asthma Australia. Airdog is not a medical device; always follow your asthma action plan and doctor’s advice.

Common asthma triggers are airborne and microscopic. TPA® filtration captures them where ordinary cleaning can’t.

How Airdog helps

Patented TPA® filtration, down to 0.0146 microns

Where ordinary HEPA filters trap larger particles, Airdog’s Toxin Particle Annihilation (TPA®) technology charges and captures pollutants as small as0.0146 microns -around 20× finer than standard HEPA. Its five-step process targets the microscopic triggers that everyday cleaning leaves behind.

  • Captures ultrafine particles, allergens and smoke - not just dust
  • Washable, reusable filter plates - no filters to buy and bin
  • Washable, reusable filter plates - no filters to buy and bin
  • Real-time AQI display and app so you can see it working

FAQ

Common questions

Can an air purifier help with asthma?

Air purifiers can reduce airborne asthma triggers such as dust mite debris, pollen, pet dander, mould spores and smoke. Reducing exposure to triggers is a recognised part of asthma management, alongside your prescribed treatment and action plan. An air purifier is not a medical device and does not replace medical advice.

Which Airdog is best for a bedroom?

For most bedrooms the X3D (up to 20 m²) is the popular choice; smaller rooms and nurseries suit the X1D (up to 10 m²). Take the 60-second quiz for a room-size match.

Is it safe to run overnight?

Yes. Airdog is CARB-certified ozone safe (ozone emission <0.01 ppm, undetectable) and runs quietly, so it’s suitable for use in bedrooms overnight.

Does it remove smoke as well as allergens?

Yes - TPA® captures fine particulate including bushfire and cooking smoke, as well as allergens down to 0.0146 microns.

Breathe easier at home

Take the quiz to find your perfect Airdog, or compare the full range side by side. Save 30% on your first order.

Questions? We're a local team - support@airdog.com.au · 2/600 Lorimer Street, Port Melbourne VIC 3207