• Not have physical or chemical properties that are likely to irritate asthma and/or allergy symptoms; and
  
• Contribute to the goal of reducing allergen exposure.
  
• But there's still more to it. In order for a comforter or duvet to meet the above requirements, it must meet the following strict standards:
  
• Outer fabric must be an effective barrier to the passage of allergens;
  
• Be easily cleaned to remove allergen accumulation;
  
• Withstand the wear and tear of the recommended cleaning techniques;
  
• Be "breathable" to ensure your comfort; and
  
• Contain no chemicals above certification levels that are known to trigger asthma and allergy symptoms or irritant responses.
  
• However, it's important to remember that comforter and duvets are not encasements, and you should not rely on these items alone. Comforters and duvets are a great addition to other asthma & allergy friendly^® bedding items, that together, help with your asthma and allergy management plan.
  

Suitable for hot and cold sleepers. Designed specifically to balance your body temperature.