Last chance to save on these more than $300 on Blueair purifiers this Prime Day

These essential appliances that fight allergies and germs are deeply discounted for the shopping event.
Save hundreds on Blueair air purifiers this Amazon Prime Day.
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Between wildfire smoke, pet hair, pollen, pet hair, and airborne bacteria, an air purifier is an essential appliance to have in your home. Fortunately, whether you’re looking to equip a nursery or your bedroom, Blueair has discounted a range of models 30% this Prime Day. But the sale is winding down tonight, so be sure to take advantage of the discounts before they disappear.

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BLUEAIR Advanced Air Purifier for Large Room 7470i $288 (Was $599.99)

BLUEAIR Advanced Air Purifier for Large Room 7470i

Now’s the time to take advantage of a steep discount on Blueair’s award-winning air purifier. Blueair’s 7470i is designed for large rooms, and it provides continuous protection, monitoring the air quality with three sensors to give updates in real-time. This model comes with germ-fighting technology and a proprietary smart filtration system that can clean the air in a 2,000-square-foot space within an hour. Plus, it’s quiet, uses just 8 watts of power, and is Energy Star-certified. It’ll help you and your family breathe easier while also going easy on your wallet.

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Jen McCaffery

Director of commerce for the Science, Tech, & Outdoor brands at Recurrent

Jen McCaffery is director of commerce for the Science, Tech, & Outdoor brands at Recurrent. She enjoys editing and writing about innovations in health, science, technology, sustainability, and the outdoors. She’s been surprised by how much she has taken to spreadsheets.

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