Did you know ?
That's 3 times more than SIDA and 6 times more than wars. Air pollution is a "serial killer".
Don't beleive us? Here's some stats, on a global scale...
Air pollution, loss of life expectancy 3 years.
Smoking, loss of life expectancy of 2.2 years; 7.2 million deaths/year.
Malaria, loss of life expectancy of 0.6 years; 600,000 deaths/year.
Wars, loss of life expectancy of 0.3 years; 530,000 deaths/year.
Why is air quality important?
Now, more than ever, the need for pure air is of upmost importance
The COVID-19 pandemic, has shown us the importance of air quality and that sometimes, sanitization is not enough.
The air quality inside a building must be filled with different and good bacterias that recreate the same balance within our body as walking in nature. By keeping all of these bacterias outdoors and sanitizing everything, we are actually destroying the fragile balance between the micro-organisms (bacterias) essential to our health and within our bodies.
HOW DO YOU KNOW,
IF YOU HAVE BAD AIR QUALITY?
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Did you know ?
Why is that? Air quality is the number one killer around the world!
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Here's how bad air quality manifest
- Headaches
- Lower energy levels
- Fatigue
- Difficulty to concentrate
- Drowsiness
- Neuropsychological effects
Word of our founder
It is therefore essential that we understand what is happening inside our buildings and invest our time and money in the right place.
It is also important to better understand the consequences of our actions in order to better evaluate the best solutions.
It goes without saying that today, information will quickly become the key to technological advancements.
Alain Belanger
CEO & CO-FOUNDER of BedBreeZzz
What is the solution? Introducing AirQtrack
It’s the only solution that allows users to invest the time and money at the highest priority locations.
Where should it be used ?- Restaurants
- Hospitals
- Cafes
- Schools
- Grocery stores
- Govermental institutions
- Small businesses
- And more...
Important things to know
A high concentration of CO2 in the air can lead to:
- Above 500 ppm: Eye irritation, sore and dry throat, nasal congestion or runny nose, sneezing, etc.
- Above 800 ppm: Headache and fatigue
- Above 1000 ppm: Cough and rhinitis, difficulty concentrating, decreased performance.
- Impact of air pollution:
- Loss of life expectancy of 3 years.
- One death out of 6.
- Decrease in performance, (see table on the left for the consequences only on students.
- Absenteeism for professors, students and other professionals.
- Fatigue and difficulty concentrating.
Study Case
Bedroom with two occupants and closed door. The room had 168 square feet and 9 feet of ceiling
Here are the results: CO2 levels rose from 500 to 2500 ppm over an 8-hour period.
TESTIMONIAL
What our team members says
Scott Philippe
Jeff Raymond
Shedlyne Belanger
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