Honestly if you can get a machine for 100 good on ya. The company probly has rights to the zephyr in north america. When you run a company, you' ll know the purpose is to provide a product, service and warranty, but you can buy something for a 100 bucks and expect to pay your bills. Its the servicing and filters where its worth it, its a dynamite product. Let me guess you didnt buy one so you dont know. If you can buy a product, for a 100 dollars ship it, market it have employees and sell it. Thats pretty good but you cant with this machine.

We just received a similar phone call, but it was from (780) 486-1363, and the Caller ID displayed; ECO HLTH SOLUTN.  The caller was a woman with an accent but quite understandable.  She addressed me by my last name correctly (worrisome), identified herself, first name only, stated that she was from Eco Health Solutions and calling about a survey that someone in our house had completed about air quality.  I replied that I did not participate in any survey.  She then said it was some one whose name started with the letter "L" and that had completed the survey at either a doctor's, dentist's, or pharmacy.  It so happened that "L" was sitting in the TV room, so I called out to "L" and loudly asked (knowing what the answer would be),  "Did you fill out a survey at either a doctor's, dentist's or pharmacy about air quality?"  "NO".  L  replied.  I went back to the caller and said, "None of what you are claiming happened".  She then asked "Then you are not interested in continuing with this call?  "No thank you",  and hung up.  Summary: they now have access to names, not just random phone numbers.  That is worrisome.

They called 2 days ago and wanted to give me a $400 prize that I won for taking an air quality survey. I know I didn't do this so I decided to dig a little deeper. She said I would have taken this survey at a doctor or dentist office and wanted to send 2 people to my house. I said no thanks. So they called back yesterday and gave me the same pitch. This time she said I would have taken this survey in a grocery store.That was it...dropped a couple of F bombs at her and hung up. Obviously didn't come unglued strong enough, they called back 10 minutes later. Another round of curses and the morons called a third time. If they call back today, I'll tell them to send the sales team over...that might be fun.

unfortunately this "company" has chosen a name too similar to ours in the medical equipment field and we are constantly getting calls from confused disabled seniors who are getting the cold cars " from a survey" . If you have to bamboozle a senior and trick them into listening to your pitch.. its not a good product. Good products sell themselves. We are looking into the legal ramifications of them causing our clients confusion.  will report more later

Just got that very same call tonight lol

We recently got contacted and my wife bought one.  Now I am checking into the company because I don't beleive things he said.  I was wondering where I can find the product and manufacturer details.