Air Supply Mini-Mate Personal Ionic Air Purifier--Clear
by Wein Products, Inc.
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Air Supply Mini-Mate Personal Ionic Air Purifier--Clear
Customer Review: Great little device with a design problem
Summary: 4 Stars
I brought one of these and its really a very helpful little device. I use it at night when it is difficult to get fresh air into my bedroom. I found the replacement batteries very inexpensivey here on Amazon.com.
Problem: How do you get on a plane with a device around your neck with a blinking light? I'm mean really ... I like the little light but in our oversenitive airplane security what are other passengers going to think with a little device that looks like a bomb strapped around your neck with a blinking light?
If anyone can figure out how to disable the light, please let us all know.
Wein, you really need to change this feature if you want to seriously sell more of these things for future travelers.
Customer Review: 7 yrs ago this gave me my life back!
Summary: 5 Stars
When I found the original Air Supply reviewed in Good Housekeeping I knew I had to try it. I took Benadryl constantly and nasal steroids and eye drops and I STILL needed to use a thick Tuberculosis mask in order to leave my home. I couldn't think of sleeping without my electrostatic air cleaners nearby.
Once I received the AS150MM "mini Mate" I didn't need medication or a mask. I could stay overnight at a friend's house by laying the mini mate on my pillow facing me. People were all saying how nice it is to see my face and also how my eyes were no longer red and weepy. I've been using these air cleaners for 7 years and have friends that bought it because of me, they love it too.
Customer Review: Prefer Filter Stream
Summary: 2 Stars
I had a tough time deciding between the Wein Mini-Mate and the Filter Stream from Advanced Cleaning Appliances, so I bought both. Between the two, I'd definitely recommend the Filter Stream. The Wein Web site refers to University testing and that it performed better than competitive units, but does not link to the actual studies or name the competitors involved in such research. If, in fact, the Wein Mini-Mate was actually tested against the Filter Stream I might change my mind - otherwise go with the Filter Stream. Please note, too, the cost of replacement batteries for the Wien device and the battery lifespan vs. thjose for the Filter Stream.Customer Review: I won't fly without it
Summary: 4 Stars
I fly frequently for business. During the cold and flu season, there are always five or ten people on every flight who are coughing and sneezing. Thanks to the wretched recirculated air on planes, I used come down with a cold about five days after every flight. Since buying this little device, I have repeatedly flown cross-country at the height of flu outbreaks, and come home without so much as a sniffle. I have bought one for every member of my household. It seems to be very effective in preventing the transmission of viruses through casual contact. If I were a teacher, nurse, or daycare provider, I'd wear it to work every day!
Customer Review: Long-lasting
Summary: 5 Stars
I have used Air Supply on airplanes for 10 years. Let me clarify, I have used THE SAME Air Supply device for 10 years. It just broke this month and I am immediately replacing it, VERY satisfied with and grateful for its performance. I used to get colds from airplane flights, but I have gotten NONE since using Air Supply. One month, I didn't use it on the airplane because I got so used to being cold-free, I thought I didn't need it anymore. Wrong! I got a cold from the flight on which I did not use Air Supply. So I went back to making sure I have it on every flight - no more colds.