Relieve your hay fever symptoms and enjoy a carefree spring at home with OZONOS®

Pollen allergies, also known as hay fever, manifest through various symptoms that can occur seasonally:

• Constant sneezing and a runny nose
• Itchy, watery or burning eyes
• A dry cough or breathing difficulties
• Tiredness and exhaustion despite getting enough sleep
• A weakened immune system

These symptoms are typical of hay fever – they not only drain your energy but also reduce your quality of life.

• January to March: the first early bloomers – hazel and alder
• April to May: the peak of the pollen season – particularly birch and ash
• June to July: grass pollen dominates this period
• August-September: the season of mugwort and ragweed

As winters are becoming increasingly milder, the pollen season is getting longer and is also starting earlier in the year.

The early-flowering pollen season typically begins before spring, between February and March. This first wave of pollen in the year is mainly caused by so-called early-flowering plants, which often trigger hay fever. The main plants that can trigger hay fever include hazel, alder and birch. People with an allergy to early-flowering plants may experience typical symptoms such as sneezing, watery eyes and a runny nose at this time of year. It is therefore advisable to prepare for periods of high levels of pollen ahead of time and to take appropriate measures if necessary.

Pollen do not simply disappear when you close the door behind you. They accumulate in carpets, furniture and mattresses and often remain active in the indoor air for days. Studies show that indoor exposure to allergenic pollen differs from outdoor exposure in both quantity and type, but can still trigger allergic reactions in people with allergies.

This means that even when it’s calm outside, the pollen load in your home can persist – often unnoticed, but still noticeable.

OZONOS® air purifiers are designed to effectively neutralise allergens, viruses, bacteria and unpleasant odours – and the discomfort they cause – using patented UV-C technology, thereby ensuring clean indoor air. This process has been scientifically tested and is, of course, safe for both humans and animals.

Whilst conventional systems merely filter pollen, OZONOS® goes one step further: using innovative UV-C and ozone technology, allergens, viruses, bacteria and odours are not only captured but actively neutralised.

The result: the indoor air remains hygienically clean and pollen-free long-term, even beyond the pollen season.

Imagine coming home, opening the door and finally being able to breathe freely again. No irritated eyes, no constant sneezing – just a feeling of lightness.

This is precisely the quality of life that OZONOS® creates.

Symptoms often become more intense at night. Your nose is blocked, and your sleep is restless. Clean air in the bedroom can make all the difference.

OZONOS® operates almost silently and ensures constant air purification – so your body can finally get some rest.

Not all air purifiers from every brand are equally suitable for allergy sufferers. While conventional air purifiers usually rely only on HEPA or activated carbon filters, OZONOS® uses UV-C technology with ozone for greater efficiency. This doesn’t just filter pollen – it also eliminates bacteria, viruses, and mould spores. Unpleasant odours and grease aerosols are removed as well.

OZONOS® is also effective against emissions from furniture (e.g. formaldehyde) or solvent odours, ensuring cleaner indoor air. And since no filters are required, there are no ongoing replacement costs.

Order now & say goodbye to allergy symptoms!

Our recommendation:

• AC I & AC II Standard – ideal for bedrooms and smaller living spaces
• AC I & AC II Pro – for larger rooms and maximum performance

Step 1: Choose the right location

Place the air purifier where you spend most of your time – the bedroom, living room or office.

Step 2: Optimal positioning

OZONOS® air purifiers should be positioned as high up in the room as possible (approx. 2 metres high) so that the air rising due to thermal convection can be effectively purified. A wall mount is the ideal solution for this position.

Step 3: No maintenance is required with OZONOS®

Whilst air purifiers with HEPA filters require regular maintenance, no filter changes are necessary with OZONOS®.

Avoid these mistakes!

• Placing the air purifier too low.
• Running the device too infrequently – for optimal effect, operate it continuously if possible.
• Not taking room size into account – choosing a device that is too small for large rooms.

In Austria, air purifiers are generally not financed by statutory health insurance. Still, they can be a worthwhile investment for allergy sufferers, as they reduce pollen exposure indoors and help alleviate symptoms. It’s advisable to check directly with your insurance provider to see if cost-sharing may be possible in specific cases.

In Germany, the costs for air purifiers are also usually not covered by statutory health insurance, since they are considered everyday household items. However, in certain cases, coverage may be possible if the air purifier is recognized as a medically necessary aid.

Private health insurance may provide more comprehensive benefits depending on the contract and could cover the cost of air purifiers. It’s best to submit an individual request in advance.

Regardless of insurance coverage, in both countries the expenses for medically necessary devices such as air purifiers can often be claimed as extraordinary medical expenses for tax purposes. In most cases, this requires a doctor’s certificate confirming the medical necessity of the device. A tax advisor or local tax office can provide guidance on individual options for deductibility.