Emergency Filtration Products

Emergency Filtration Products (EFP) was a medical device company that developed and marketed specialized air filtration products for the healthcare and consumer markets. The company's core innovation was the 2H Technology, a patented dual-filter system designed to capture and neutralize airborne pathogens, including viruses and bacteria. Their product portfolio included the NanoMask and the 2H Respirator, which were marketed as high-efficiency alternatives to standard N95 masks during outbreaks such as SARS and avian flu. EFP's technology utilized nanotechnology to enhance the filtration of sub-micron particles, providing a higher level of protection for healthcare workers and first responders. Despite initial commercial success and public interest during global health emergencies in the mid-2000s, the company eventually ceased active operations.