Accessories such as the Wall & Counter-Top Bracket, Dome Adapter and Overhead Support Bracket are NOT included in the filter base price. This is done so you only pay for what you need and to save money for customers who only require the filter for their setup.
Full disclosure: It is so effective that you may forget to clean the litter box and have to set a reminder.
Pricing Options With Deep Discounts
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Units |
Full Price |
Discount | Save |
Your |
| 1 | $154.99 | -- | -- | $154.99 |
| 2 | $309.98 | -10% | $31.00 | $278.98 |
| 3 | $464.97 | -15% | $69.75 | $395.22 |
| 4 | $619.96 | -20% | $123.99 | $495.97 |
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1 + 2nd filter media pack |
$194.98 | -$5.00 | $5.00 | $189.98 |
Purrified Air is a Product Pick from Animal Wellness Magazine for 2020 for "Recognizing Superior Quality in Promoting the Wellness of Animals." We're not going to argue.
The deep dive:
The Purrified Air litter box air filter employs five-stage air filtration, using a combination cutting-edge and tried-and-true technologies.
Stage one: a filter pad blocks dust from kicked-up litter from clogging later media stages and from escaping the litter box. Stage two: The filter pad is treated with a natural chemical called catechin. It is derived from green tea and is effective against microorganisms.
Fun fact: You don't get green tea in a sushi restaurant just because it tastes good. Catechin, a natural chemical in green tea, is also known to kill microorganisms like bacteria which can be on raw seafood, preventing illness.
Catechin is also effective in removing odor-causing and illness-causing microorganisms in the air. When weaponized by air filtration systems, catechin becomes an important phase of the Purrified Air Five Phase filtration system. Here is what the Mitsubishi company says about the catechin used in its air conditioner pre-filters:
"Catechin filters get their name from a naturally occurring bioflavonoid found in green tea that has been used in traditional medicine since ancient times. Catechin — which has antiviral and antibacterial properties — is infused into every molecule of these filters, which enables them to strip the passing air of odor-causing pollutants such as tobacco smoke and pet smells. An equally important benefit is that they trap and deactivate microscopic bacteria and viruses, which can diminish or prevent the spread of some diseases."
Stages three-five: A proprietary blend of 2.2 pounds (one Kilogram) -- 6 to 90 times more filter media than our three major competitors use* -- consisting of (Stage three) activated carbon, (Stage four) zeolite and (Stage five) negative ion ceramic balls. Activated carbon, in the right quantity and with the right air flow through it removes many VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) such as those found in cat waste. Additionally, zeolite is particularly effective against the odor-causing ammonia in cat urine. Negative Ionic ceramic balls are used because of their effectiveness in killing odor-causing bacteria.
Does not use Ozone. Most Effective, Powerful, Adaptable and Quiet. Plus, lifetime guarantee on fan.
* This finding is based on tests conducted November 2020, our filter media cartridge contains 6-90 times the filter media used by our competition. See accompanying photo for details.
Customer Reviews
Recent Amazon verified purchase review, May 12, 2023..
I have a big chonk of a void, and we live in a small, “open concept” house. That means any smell from his litter box can easily waft up from the basement into the kitchen and living room, which absolutely nobody is into. He already had a Scoop-Free box (which is great) but that smell is just stubborn… I got the cover for his Scoop-Free, cut a hole in the top, and plopped this fan on top to suck out and clean all that litter box air. This thing works GREAT. The rumours are true- you may forget to change the litter box because there is no smell to remind you. It’s pricey, as are the replacement filters, but they really do the job (and it’s still less than a litter robot).
I originally rated this 2 stars, but then Purrified Air responded to my comment making inaccurate assumptions about my litter box situation. Apparently instead of the $400 I spent on two systems I should have spent $1,000 on four or five, which seems a little unreasonable. So I guess if you have 1 or maybe 2 cats this would work fine. If you have multiple cats like we do, consider breaking the bank if you so want.
We made no assumptions. You said the filter did not work for 'the (singular use) litter box' for your five cats. The kind of customer service at which we excel is helping cat owners solve odor problems in multi cat households. Here's how that normally works to great success: They would shoot me an email along the lines of, 'Here's my situation. I have three cats and four open litter trays. Do I need four filters?' My response would be 'If you set it up right, two should do. You could line all four next to each other along a wall and place the two filters about 18' above, and one each a foot or two off center. If you think that only gets you two-thirds of the way there, try one more. If that is what you want you to do I will extend the three-pack quantity discount. If it does not work to your satisfaction you can always return it all for a full refund.” By the way, two filters cost $278.98, and four cost $495.97.
The room smells a whole lot fresher
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 14, 2023
Amazon Verified Purchase
Gets rid of litterbox odors in my laundry room. Great!
Amazon Verified Purchase review January 10, 2023
Mega detailed review in case you are wondering...
My setup:
Large catbox, with a lid but no flap door because he can't fit (he's a tall cat). I have clay litter with crystals mixed in manually (due to excessive urine). The litter box is in a bathroom with the bathroom door slightly adjar. The filter is attached to the litter box top and it's running on full blast.
My cat:
16 years old male (80 years old in human years) with health issues due to kidney disease. I do labs on him once every 3 months or so now that he is sick. I just did a fecal sample test after buying the filter because the poo smelled SO bad and is what promoted me to buy it (all checked out fine from sample). The cat takes 5 medications for his stomach, intestines, kidneys and resulting nausea issue. I give him lower protein food with higher fiber and I have THREE drinking fountains for him all over the house. He has to drink once and hour and pees once every other hour on average.
I know this sounds excessive but he has been my constant companion for so long and the older he gets the more careful I have to be with his health to keep him in good shape.
His meds:
1. Antacid (like most of us)
2. Steroids (intestine inflammation)
3. Pro Biotic (paste)
4. Anti nausea (kidney issues)
5. Appetite stimulant (kidney issues)
Now for the filter:
Seems to work, knocked out like 99.9% of the poo smell which was BRUTAL. I mean GAG you brutal.
However my cat has those health issues and the concentrated pee smell seems to still make is way into the next room with the door open. My wife had magic powers to smell anything though. Me not so much.
Granted my cat is not the norm but it's worth it just to keep the poo smell from turning deadly. I think if this works for my cat or should be absolutely not problem for the average cat (small, young and very healthy).
Last word:
The packs you put in the filter are impressive. I was dubious thinking it was going to be mesh or something but the reviews were good so I took a chance. The filter packet is huge and I can see why it works so well. I feel like I am getting my money's worth for sure.
