Air purifiers are not new. For decades, people used them to pull odors out of the air, and to help control the other free radicals that make their home in the homes of people around the world. Most air purifiers use what’s known as HEPA filter technology. That technology helps remove some of the nasty invisible particles that cause sneezing and other respiratory issues. But as the Sleep Sherpa points out, in his Molekule review, that technology hasn’t changed in a time when change is the only constant. What the Sleep Sherpa talks about in his Molekule review is the air purifier’s PECO air filtration system.

PECO is an acronym for Photo Electrochemical Oxidation. The PECO air filtration system has the ability to oxidize some of those pesky invisible respiratory villains, and that achievement can make sleeping a more restful life experience. In his Molekule review, the Sleep Sherpa also points out the sleek canister equipped with a cool leather handle. The canister blends into any bedroom or room setting. And the $65, six-month free filter pack that comes with the Molekule is a bonus the Sleep Sherpa didn’t expect. Molekule pays special attention to packing each air purifier, so it comes out of the box the same way it went into the box. There’s no need to assemble the Molekule. Just plug it in, set up the app, and let it do what it does― thanks to its PECO filtering system. What the Molekule does is clean the air in any room and then maintain the clean air. And it lets you know how it’s doing when connected to a wifi network.