Blueair offers Free Air Quality Test to Fight Bad Air in Offices. The effort is to enhance business productivity. Awareness about the bad office air is important for any business to fight against it and bring it to a level where the productivity can be enhanced. When I attended the launch of Blueair Sense, Aware and Friend product of range in February 2016, I realized the beginning of a new era in the identification of bad Air Quality in an Indian office and its scientific linkages with the overall productivity in the office. The ideas expressed by Bengt Rittri, Founder and Global CEO of Blueair were phenomenal. He had a clear vision and marvelous mission of achieving his targets. The same vision and mission bring this unique concept of free air quality test offer to Indian firms.
A new research conducted by this Swedish company shows how the bad air in offices can mar the productivity factor of individuals thus impacting the overall productivity of an organization. The purpose of this offer by the world-leading air purifier company to all the companies across India to test the air at their workplaces is to showcase how the productivity related issues can be overcome caused by the substandard air quality levels. It is a good effort by Blueair to improve the individual and business health, wellbeing and productivity with the help of this unique concept. On top of it, the offer is free for businesses to grab and take advantage of it.
With the actual measurement of sub-standard air quality at any workplace, the power of Blueair Pro air purifier is also being demonstrated on how intelligently it acts to clean the air at the workplace by fighting against the air contaminants up to an exorbitant level of 99.97% in just 20 minutes to restore it back to a healthy state. That is really phenomenal. Not only this, the businesses that opt for this unique offer of free air quality check from Blueair get a massive discount of 25% during the month of April to buy Pro air purifiers for their workplace.Blueair brings Free Air Quality Test for Indian Firms.
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