Resources
News, events, blogs, certification updates & expert insights from the team at Allergy Standards Ltd.
Is it Time to Invest In a Robot Vacuum Cleaner?
The dishwasher, the washing machine the tumble dryer…just some of the automated appliances that have changed our lives. No longer are we required to spend large swathes of our precious time washing and drying dishes and clothes. Vacuuming, however, is still one job that most of us must fit into our busy lives. But could that be changing? Or should we stick with the traditional vacuum cleaner?
New standard for Robotic Vacuum Cleaners
We are announcing the development of a new certification standard for robotic vacuum cleaners
Why Certified asthma & allergy friendly® Means Healthier Indoor Air for Everyone
Healthier indoor air for everyone is a necessity if we want to prevent against disease and we believe CERTIFIED asthma & allergy friendly® products are the best choices available to help control and improve indoor air quality.
Smart cleaning just got healthier as Allergy Standards Ltd (ASL) is excited to announce a new Robotic Vacuum Cleaner Standard
ASL announces a new addition to its asthma & allergy friendly® standards portfolio: the Robotic Vacuum Cleaner Standard ASP:03-09/101.
‘What a Healthy Hotel Should Look Like’ by Dr. Emer Duffy featuring in Green Lodging News
Ensuring good indoor air quality (IAQ) is essential to providing a comfortable and healthy hotel environment. Through consideration of factors such as ventilation, humidity, building materials and allergen and chemical exposure, the control of indoor air pollutants becomes an intrinsic part of providing a comfortable environment for guests.
You’ll Start Tracking Home Health Like You Track Heart Health; Dr. John McKeon tells Well+Good Why
Dr. John McKeon, CEO of Allergy Standards, gives expert advice on tracking home health and why it makes perfect sense
Smart cleaning just got healthier as Allergy Standards Ltd (ASL) is excited to announce a new Robotic Vacuum Cleaner Standard
ASL announces a new addition to its asthma & allergy friendly® standards portfolio: the Robotic Vacuum Cleaner Standard ASP:03-09/101.
‘What a Healthy Hotel Should Look Like’ by Dr. Emer Duffy featuring in Green Lodging News
Ensuring good indoor air quality (IAQ) is essential to providing a comfortable and healthy hotel environment. Through consideration of factors such as ventilation, humidity, building materials and allergen and chemical exposure, the control of indoor air pollutants becomes an intrinsic part of providing a comfortable environment for guests.
You’ll Start Tracking Home Health Like You Track Heart Health; Dr. John McKeon tells Well+Good Why
Dr. John McKeon, CEO of Allergy Standards, gives expert advice on tracking home health and why it makes perfect sense
Dr. John McKeon on Healthy Indoors Live
Watch our CEO Dr John McKeon and President & CEO of the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, Kenneth Mendez, on Healthy Indoors Live with Bob Krell for a very interesting dive into the significant role a healthy indoor environment plays in our overall health & well-being.
3M Media Tour 2019
Allergy Standards' CEO, Dr John McKeon, talks about ways to improve indoor air quality at the US 3M Filtrete Brand Media Tour 2019.
LG Home Free Campaign
LG tackles the 2019 Asthma & Allergy Awareness Month with the "LG Home Free Campaign" and help a family with CERTIFIED asthma & allergy friendly® products.
Webinar – Building Products for Healthy Interiors
A unique webinar on why certifying building materials as asthma & allergy friendly® can differentiate a brand within the growing health and wellness market.
The Allergy Summit – A great success
The Allergy Summit, co-hosted by AAFA and Allergy Standards, in Ogilvy Headquarters in Manhattan, New York, was a great success.
Trailer of the asthma & allergy friendly® Certification Program’s Philadelphia Healthier Home Initiative
ASL team is delighted to be sharing the trailer of the asthma & allergy friendly® Certification Program's Philadelphia Healthier Home Initiative.
New Video Series: Episode 1 – About Allergy Standards and the Certification Program
Welcome to our new Video Series and our first episode "About Allergy Standards and the Certification Program"!
Watch our Webinar about Indoor Environment in Replay
Watch the Webinar in Replay on the GreenHome Institute YouTube page - link in the article. This is a one-our course given by Dr. John McKeon and Courtney Sunna about how building products can be tested, certified asthma & allergy friendly®, and incorporated into projects.
Launch of our new video: Turn Consumer focussed allergy insights into action
The video outlines the reason why the asthma & allergy friendly® Certification Program exists and what manufacturers need to do to have their products certified asthma & allergy friendly®.
Wrap Up Report and Video Blog of Texworld USA July 2017 Program
Ahead of their attendance at the New York Home Fashions Market September 2017 meeting, the ASL team have released their wrap up report and video blog of the Summer 2017 Seminar Series organized by Texworld USA, in New- York.
EAACI Congress – On the road to prevention and healthy living – Video Blog
Last June we were announcing the participation of Allergy Standards CEO, Dr John McKeon, as well as Dr John Ryan, to the European Academy Of Allergy And Clinical Immunology (EAACI) Congress 2017 in Helsinki (Finland).
Dyson Interview with Jessica Bahn at AAAAI 2017
Jessica Bahn (Marketing Manager at Dyson) outlines their engagement with physicians at AAAAI 2017 in Atlanta, while demonstrating the Dyson PureHot + CoolLink asthma & allergy friendly® Certified air cleaner.
Webinar – Ahh, Spring Is In the Air – And So Are the Allergens
On Wednesday May 24th the CEO and founder of Allergy Standards Limited, Dr. John McKeon, gave a webinar to representatives of retailers, manufacturers, component producers, and influencers in the textile industry.
Webinar – A $10 Billion Market. How Can Your Products Get the Right Reaction?
Did you know that there are 74 million asthma and allergy sufferers in the United States? That means 1 in 5 Americans is affected. Do you make products that could, or should, be targeted to this savvy, economically powerful audience?