ActivePure is safe, proven, effective, and certified.

The safest and fastest air and surface disinfection possible

ActivePure is an active purification technology that puts back into the air the same therapeutic
molecules that make our outdoor air safe – molecules that actively neutralize pathogens and volatile
organic compounds (VOCs) as they enter the space. ActivePure provides a layer of protection that
reduces airborne and surface pathogens quickly and effectively. ActivePure has been extensively
tested for both its safety and efficacy against airborne and surface contaminants in occupied spaces.
We are continually studying how to optimize our technology as an effective layer of protection to
reduce community-acquired infections.

ActivePure is not a passive technology; it is not air filtration. Filtration is passive technology that
depends upon air circulation and filter efficiency to trap pathogens; its effectiveness is highly
dependent upon particle size and air changes per hour. In most built environments, air changes per
hour are simply inadequate at remediating interior spread at close contact. Clean air delivery rate
(CADR) is a metric that is applied to passive trapping devices. However, CADR does not measure
pathogens – just smoke, dust, and pollen – and it inadequately reflects the exponential benefits of
utilizing an active technology that neutralizes pathogens.

ActivePure is scientifically proven, validated by the FDA, and safe for people, pets, and our
environment. ActivePure has been tested in independent third-party BSL-3 and BSL-4 labs following
FDA protocol and proven to materially reduce SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, in
the air within 3 minutes. In addition to our multiple independent third-party studies at university
and FDA-compliant commercial laboratories, the ActivePure Medical Guardian, which uses the
same ActivePure Technology found in all ActivePure products, was cleared by the FDA as a Class
II Medical Device in 2020. The multi-year process essential for FDA clearance tested ActivePure
to ensure that it was safe and effective. ActivePure Technology is effective against six clinically
relevant pathogens and creates no harmful byproducts or ozone.

ActivePure has over a dozen devices that are CARB-certified, which means they are safe and meet
California’s strict ozone emissions concentration limit of 50ppb. ActivePure has over 15 devices that
have been tested to UL safety standards, confirming the quality, safety, and performance of the
devices, and ensuring the products meet regulatory requirements for safe and trustworthy products.
The ActivePure Medical Guardian is currently the subject of a two-year double blind clinical trial
at the Cleveland Clinic to measure the impact of ActivePure Technology on reducing surgical site
infections. ActivePure has demonstrated material real-time reductions in pathogens in various
studies, including in Health Canada ICU units and Texas hospital operating rooms where our
technology was utilized in conjunction with installed ventilation and filtration systems.

ActivePure has been safely deployed in a number of schools across the country. We have data from
a day school in Dallas, TX showing material reduction in airborne and surface contaminants, and a
70% improvement in overall air quality. This school was able to safely return to full-time in-person
learning in 2020 with ActivePure as an effective, complementary solution in addition to ventilation,
distancing, and mask-wearing.

To help individuals differentiate between active and passive technologies, ActivePure compared
six known air purification technologies to ours:

1. ActivePure is not an air filter such as HEPA or MERV 13. These filters trap some but not all
airborne particles when air is first brought in from the outside or recirculated. They cannot
effectively reduce the spread of pathogens that are continuously released in occupied rooms
through aerosols or droplets. Because they are passive systems, they must wait for airborne
pathogens to come to them before being partially filtered. Even then, pathogens are not
neutralized, they are merely trapped in the filter.

2. ActivePure is not an ionizer. Ionizers use electricity to produce ions that impart an electrical
charge to nearby particles. The majority of these ions cause particles to stick together and
fall out of the air rather than eliminate the pathogens. The large number of charged particles
produced by ionizers have been linked to harmful health outcomes.

3. ActivePure is not a ventilation solution. The HVAC industry is pushing for more fresh air
and better filtration as a way to improve indoor air quality (IAQ), however, this is a slow
and ineffective way to address IAQ concerns. They ignore the costs of such a policy, both
financially and to the planet and future generations. Increasing ventilation and filtration
in indoor spaces will require the very costly replacement of both older HVAC systems and
modern highly engineered HVAC systems. Increasing air flow through denser filters will
cause a huge increase in the carbon footprint of anyone using these new systems and filters,
an effect compounded by increasing the amount of air needing to be conditioned, at a time
when the world needs to focus on reducing carbon emissions.

4. ActivePure is not UVGI light. UV light is utilized in indoor spaces in two formats both of which
are limited. The robot style UV light is extremely powerful but also labor intensive, only treats
what is in direct line of sight, and can only be used in unoccupied rooms as it is harmful for
your eyesight and skin. Other wall mounted UV lights that claim continuous disinfection
must be shielded so that the reflection is the only thing visible. With the shielded approach,
it becomes a passive technology that waits for pathogens to pass by it. Many times, they are
not in line of sight long enough for the UV to deactivate them.

5. ActivePure is not PCO technology. Most PCO type air purifiers are based on early versions
of the technology. They typically have reduced reaction rates and limited effectiveness,
rendering them not much better than any other passive filtration technology. Early
generation PCO type air cleaners can create ozone and dangerous VOCs, making them
unsafe to use in indoor environments.

6. ActivePure is not a chemical surface disinfectant. Surface disinfectants are chemical agents
that kill or eliminate microorganisms on surfaces. Due to infrequent or incorrect application,
they do not necessarily kill all microorganisms, especially those that are highly resistant.
They also tend to involve toxic chemicals and they do not protect against pathogens newly
re-introduced after application.

For more information on ActivePure test results, safety, and efficacy visit www.ActivePure.com

Please contact Jon Thomas
503-894-1212 or Jon@safeairnetwork.com