Air purifiers
Pedicurists / Podiatrists
Podiatrists and pedicurists should pay particular attention to the indoor air quality of their practices
The profession of chiropodist is one of the most affected by indoor air quality. They are constantly in contact with products that can be dangerous for their health, but also for that of their patients. The indoor air in the practice therefore requires in-depth treatment, which NatéoSanté offers through its various professional air purifiers.
Your needs
Protecting yourself from occupational diseases
Many pedicurists and podiatrists become sensitive to the chemicals they use in their work. Particles released when buffing nails or the soles of the feet (during a pedicure) find their way into the airways and cause many respiratory disorders (headaches, loss of sense of smell, respiratory allergies, asthma, sinusitis, etc. Inhaling fumes from cork, rubber, glues and solvents used in the manufacture of orthopaedic insoles can also be harmful to health.
Learn more about occupational risks in podiatry
Removing bad odours
of the practice
The vast majority of podiatrists encounter problems of persistent odours in their workshops. These also invade the various areas of their practices (waiting room, consultation room) and can bother the patients.
What are the sources of air pollution in podiarists’ and pedicurists’ practices?
- Solvents, adhesives (neoprene, etc.)
- PE, PU, EVA, resin
- Particles cleared by the sanding
- Dust, PM2.5
- Rubber
- Cork
- Odours
- Viruses, bacteria
- VOCs (including formaldehyde)
- CO2
No installation work necessary:
simply plugs in to any electricity socket (Plug & Play)
captures 99.97% of the pollutants
removes 99.6% of the coronaviruses
Offer the experience of healthy air in your practice
The EOLIS Air Manager is the only device capable of effectively eradicating all pollutants presents in your practice.
Deep Cleaning of Air and Surfaces
with the 60-Minute Deep Clean Function
Available on the 600S and 1200S models, the Deep Clean 60-minute function (toggleable on/off) releases controlled amounts of active oxygen (O3) for an intensive treatment. This powerful natural agent not only removes the toughest embedded odours from textiles and all surfaces but also targets and eliminates viruses, bacteria, and all microorganisms (dust mites, mould, fungi, etc.) present in the air and on surfaces.
EOLIS Air Manager is 99.6% effective against coronaviruses
EOLIS Air Manager is the indispensable equipment of your health security device for pedicurists and podiatrists to welcome and reassure the clients. Tests carried out by an independent laboratory, specialist in microbiology, have shown, after only ten minutes of operation, that the EOLIS Manager air purifier eliminates 99.6% of the coronaviruses present in the air.
Provide your patients with a comfortable environment
and enhance your practice
The EOLIS Air Manager professional medical-grade air purifier provides real comfort for you and your patients. They will enjoy their session in purified air, free of pollutants and odours. Moreover, by taking into account the well-being of your patients, EOLIS Air Manager will allow you to enhance the value of your pedicure / podiatry practice thanks to this additional service of clean air.
Simply manage your various EOLIS Air Manager
thanks to the NatéoSanté monitoring system
- Real-time display of the operational state and overall air quality of the various EOLIS Air Manager from a platform
- Remote and multi-site control on a single screen (computer, mobile phone)
- Instant alert notifications (by email) in case of maintenance need on an air purifier
- Check of the filters on each EOLIS Air Manager for wear
- Can be controlled by your teams, your NatéoSanté reseller
- Easy real-time communication with patients (For example: scren in the waiting room or the consulting room)
Our commitments
NatéoSanté is committed to air quality
Control the air you breathe
The EOLIS Air Manager automatically adapts to the room in which it is located.
The device is fitted with sensors that can determine the level of pollution in a room, distinguishing between VOCs (volatile organic compounds) and fine particles (PM2.5) in the air.