Listings describe the particle media as polypropylene or polyester, with an odor-adsorbing layer made of activated carbon/charcoal.
They typically include an activated carbon/charcoal layer or mesh that adsorbs and deodorizes household smells, helping to trap light odors, smoke, and some VOCs.
Listings show HEPA-style particle filters, activated carbon/charcoal filters, and combo replacements that combine particle media with an activated-carbon layer in a single filter.
Listings offer single filters and multi‑packs—commonly 1, 2, 3, or 4 per package. One product detail unusually lists 'Package Quantity: 120,' so verify the product page for the advertised pack size.
Most listings recommend replacing filters about every six months; one listing specifies this interval for continuous 24/7 use.
Many HEPA-style listings state 99.97% particle capture, commonly specified at 0.3 microns; a few listings claim performance down to 0.1 microns for certain filters.