Sharp promotes safer and healthier environment
The company continues with its research and development as it continues to innovate products that improve health.
Daily TribuneThe company continues with its research and development as it continues to innovate products that improve health.
A safe and clean air is fundamental to a healthy lifestyle. Addressing the need for a safer space, Sharp provides the best environment to the people with its health essentials that are perfect partners in the new normal, providing the best protection for all lifestyles. Sharp also creates a life of ease and comfort with its programs and activities that cares for its community and the people.
Sharp's original Plasmacluster Ion Technology truly innovates lives towards better health. Equipped on all Sharp Air Purifier products, this technology has numerous benefits. It generates positive and negative ions released in large volumes that deactivate airborne viruses and bacteria by up to 99.9 percent. It also reduces static electricity, eliminates odors, and prevents dry eyes and skin.
Recently, Sharp is also proud of its study conducted that verified the effect of Sharp's Plasmacluster technology on long-term cultured human airway stem cells and confirmed its potential to decrease viscous airway mucus secretion, a problem in asthma patients, suggesting that this technology may help alleviate respiratory tract symptoms related to airway conditions such as asthma. The company continues with its research and development as it continues to innovate products that improve health.
Addressing the Need for Healthier Lifestyle
With the transition to face-to-face interactions, health essentials are important, especially with the existing social challenges, including Covid-19 and the increasing number of dengue cases in the country. The rise of dengue cases in PH has put a toll on the community's health as it reached more than 160 thousand cases from January to September 2022, showing 183% higher versus the same period recorded last year, as stated by the Department of Health.
