A Note from the CEO:
7.2 million breaths per year
You won’t think about a single one of them. That’s the strange thing about breathing. It’s the one thing every human being on earth must do, thousands of times a day, without permission and without pause, and it’s the one thing almost nobody chooses.
You chose. That’s what makes you different from most people, and it’s why I’m writing.
Here’s what I want you to understand about the small cartridge inside your unit.
Your patented hydroxyl generator is the engine. The cartridge is the fuel. One doesn’t work without the other, and that’s the entire relationship.
With fuel in it, your WellisAir produces hydroxyls, the same molecules the sun and the atmosphere create every day to clean the outdoor air. They don’t trap contaminants in a filter and wait. They break them apart at the molecular level, then return to water in amounts far too small to change the humidity in your room. VOCs, formaldehyde, mold mycotoxins, odors, the invisible chemistry drifting off your furniture and your cleaning products and your new rug. Broken down, not collected.
Run the tank dry and the engine has nothing to burn. Same unit, same shelf, doing none of the work you bought it to do.
You already know when the tank is full, because you’ve watched the indicator do its job. Red when there’s something to handle. Blue when the air is clear. That color shift is the only air quality report most people will ever see with their own eyes, and it’s telling you the truth every hour of every day.
In this world, you get a choice with every inhalation.
Indoor air carries concentrations of some pollutants two to five times higher than the air just outside your front door.² Formaldehyde, classified by the International Agency for Research on Cancer as a Group 1 human carcinogen, off-gasses from pressed wood, flooring, and upholstery in nearly every American home.³ That’s the toxic soup. Most people breathe it 20,000 times a day and call it fine, because they can’t see it.
Your other option is air that’s been worked on. In independent chamber testing at UPC-CRESCA, VOCs and formaldehyde were driven down to a fraction of what an untreated room held, and it happened in half an hour.⁴ Forest air. Ocean air after a storm. The air your lungs were actually built for, delivered to your living room.
You already made the hard decision. You bought the unit. All that’s left is keeping fuel in it, and the cheapest way to do that is to set it up once and never think about it again.
Prefer to have a person walk you through it? We’re here. Email support@wellisairusa.com or call (888) 4-WELLIS, that’s (888) 493-5547.
Seven point two million breaths this year. You know what they’re worth.
CEO, WellisAir
