The best...anti-allergy products

Honeywell AirGenius 5

This purifier and its statically charged ifD filter “suck in a laundry list of allergens, including mold spores, pet dander, and pollen.” Air in the room will even feel crisper.

$250, sears.com

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Source: Wired.com

Dyson DC44 Animal

This powerful cordless and bagless vacuum specializes in cleaning up pet hair and getting its nose into tight spots. Its brushes dig deep into carpet and it runs for 20 minutes between charges.

$400, dyson.com

Source: Popular Mechanics

Frigidaire 70-Pint Dehumidifier

Fight mold and mildew with this top-rated large-capacity dehumidifier. Its anti-bacterial filter reduces bacteria and odors, and makes less noise than most other models.

$250, amazon.com

Source: Consumer Reports

Moso Bag

The bamboo charcoal inside a Moso Bag naturally absorbs toxins, allergens, and moisture. “Less clunky than a dehumidifier,” it will be effective for years if set in the sun once a month.

$10, mosonatural.com

Source: O, The Oprah Magazine

Aller-Ease Maximum Allergy Protector

When you want allergy protection plus a full night’s sleep, this pillowcase offers “the best of both worlds”—locking out allergens “without sacrificing breathability.”

$9–$20, aller-ease.com

Source: Good Housekeeping