IIT-Delhi start-up launches world's smallest wearable air purifier Naso95: Here's all you need to know

Indian Institute Of Technology (IIT) Delhi start-up Nanoclean Global has launched world's smallest wearable air purifier Naso95, which is at par with the N95 grade face mask.

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According to the start-up, Naso95 is an N95 grade nasal filter. It sticks to the user's nasal orifice and prevents bacteria, viral infection and pollen and air pollution. It is at par effective with an N95 grade face mask.

A person using Naso95 is more protected than a generic facemask or a loosely fitted face mask. The product has been tested and certified by national and international labs for its safety and efficiency.

This product comes in small, medium, large sizes and is also designed for kids. 

This product can also be used by kids as they are more prone to air borne infections and air pollution. And that too without discomfort, the company said in a statement.

Every 6th child in India is suffering from asthma or other respiratory diseases as the lungs are not still not fully developed, the company said in a statement. 
Rajesh Kumar Pathak, IP & TAFS cadre, Secretary Technology Development Board, Government of India, praised the work done by the team. He used the product Naso95 and found it convenient to use and comfortable.

Pathak mentioned that the product can be of great benefit to the society and should be used by all age groups. Also, the Technology Development Board would like to support the start-up to take the product to the masses.
 
"Unlike a facemask, Naso95 doesn't compromise on your comfort levels and is a convenient solution to this global problem. And even a 5-year-old can use it," the company noted.