Air Scrubber & Laundry Pro 3.0

In-duct air treatment built for central HVAC systems

According to the official product page, Air Scrubber by ActivePure attaches directly to HVAC ductwork and utilizes ActivePure technology to reduce contaminants in indoor air while the HVAC fan is running.

The product page highlights benefits including reduction of VOC gases, smoke, and odors in the air without ozone, discreet installation, and support for helping protect heating and cooling equipment from buildup.

The listed product specifications note CARB certification, validation to UL 2998, and a coverage rating up to 2,000 square feet nominal and 3,000 square feet maximum, depending on application conditions.

Cold-water laundry support without traditional detergents

The official Laundry Pro 3.0 product page says the unit incorporates ActivePure technology with the cleaning action of cold water and hydrogen and oxygen-based molecules to gently clean laundry without commercial detergents, softeners, or bleach.

The product page also highlights potential savings on detergents and hot-water heating costs, while describing benefits such as whiter whites, brighter colors, and reduction of odor-causing bacteria in the washing machine.

Laundry Pro 3.0 is listed for cold-water-only use and is positioned as a fit for homeowners looking for a lower-chemical laundry routine or support for sensitivity to traditional detergent products.

Company-published third-party testing and peer-reviewed references

ActivePure states that multiple devices with ActivePure Technology have been tested at multiple third-party labs and that the technology has shown effectiveness in both laboratory studies and real-world settings.

Their efficacy page says performance is influenced by real-world variables such as airflow, HVAC systems, ambient temperature and humidity, occupant density, contaminant type, and the specific device used.

Their peer-reviewed science page highlights an AJIC-published study that correlated ActivePure use with a greater than 70% reduction in healthcare-associated infections in the observed ICU settings.

For residential use, that testing language is best presented as support for the broader technology platform rather than a promise that every home will see the same results in every application.

• Company says multiple ActivePure devices were tested at multiple third-party labs
• Peer-reviewed science page cites greater than 70% HAI reduction in one AJIC-published study
• Testing and performance are described as dependent on real-world conditions
• Best used as technology support language rather than a blanket outcome promise