Negative ions and ozone are created by nature and found at their optimal levels where the air is most pure and healthy. These locations typically include open meadowlands away from the city, the ocean shore near crashing waves, mountains and waterfalls.

Ozone and negative ions are also generated by the sun's ultraviolet rays, as well as thunderstorms. The electrical discharge that is created by lightening imparts a sweet smell that we commonly refer to as fresh air.

Why negative ions and low-level ozone?

Negative ions and ozone are nature's most powerful air-cleansing agents. There is nothing in the world more effective in removing allergens and contaminants from the air that we breathe.

Unfortunately, due to the relatively air-tight construction of modern buildings, naturally occurring ions and ozone are unable to penetrate

(and thereby enhance) our indoor living environments.

When natural levels of ozone and negative ions are reproduced indoors, the result can be a refreshingly clean environment, free of odors, stuffiness, bacteria and germs.