Experiments on allergens

It has been confirmed that STREAMER technology decomposes the carcass and excrement of fungi and mites. *This is a demonstration result using a STREAMER discharge device for testing. The effect of the product equipped with STREAMER technology or the effect in the actual use environment may vary. Demonstration of decomposition of fungi and mites (carcasses). Picture of a mushroom Picture of a mite (carcass) This is the result…

Decompose fungi and mites (Faeces and carrion). Suppress allergens. Read More »

It has been confirmed that STREAMER technology decomposes house dust (dirt and carrion mites) that cause persistent allergies. It was also found that when year-round allergies and seasonal allergies are combined, allergy symptoms may worsen or develop, but these causative substances also break down at the same time. Supervisor Professor Nobuyuki Shirasawa Doctor of Science and MedicineDepartment of Rehabilitation,Faculty of …

Breaks down house dust (dung and carrion mites) that cause lasting allergy symptoms Read More »

It was found that STREAMER technology decomposes cedar pollen, and at the same time decomposes exhaust gases (diesel exhaust particles) and PM2.5 that exacerbate hay fever, dramatically reducing the intensity of allergic reactions. Supervisor Professor Nobuyuki Shirasawa Doctor of Science and MedicineDepartment of Rehabilitation,Faculty of Medical Science and Welfare,Tohoku Bunka Gakuen University *This is the result of a demonstration using…

Simultaneous decomposition of pollen + exhaust gas + PM2.5 which worsens hay fever. Read More »

It ensures that STREAMER technology suppresses 16 types of pollen. (cedar, cypress, rice, pampas grass, rye grass, timothy grass, anthoxanthum odoratum, orchardgrass, red pine, black pine, mugwort, goldenrod, ragweed, Japanese hop, white birch, ginkgo). Project Supervisor Professor Moriaki Kusakabe Department of Biomedical Science,Graduate School of Agriculture and Life Science,the University of Tokyo In fact, pollen is spread…

Suppresses 16 kinds of pollen which are spread all year round in Japan. Read More »