
Levoit
Levoit Core 300 Replacement Filter
For the Core 300 / 300S
The genuine 3-in-1 replacement for the Levoit Core 300 and 300S — pre-filter, True HEPA, and carbon in one.
The filters that keep a purifier actually purifying. We cover genuine and compatible replacement filters, what a year of filters really costs per model, and when a third-party filter is a smart saving versus a false economy.

Levoit
For the Core 300 / 300S
The genuine 3-in-1 replacement for the Levoit Core 300 and 300S — pre-filter, True HEPA, and carbon in one.

Coway
For the Airmega Mighty
Genuine Max2 True HEPA plus carbon pre-filters for the Coway Airmega Mighty (AP-1512HH / 200M).

Winix
For the 5500-2
Genuine True HEPA plus washable carbon for the Winix 5500-2 — the washable layer keeps costs down.

Levoit
For the Core 600S
The genuine large-room replacement filter for the Levoit Core 600S.

Blueair
For the Blue Pure 211+
The genuine particle-plus-carbon filter for the Blueair Blue Pure 211+.

Blueair
For the Blue Pure 211i Max
The genuine F2MAX Particle + Carbon filter for the Blueair Blue Pure 211i Max: $69.99, rated up to 9 months. It doesn't fit the 211+.

Winix
For the Winix 5510 / 5520 / 5530
Winix Filter Q (1712-0123-00): the genuine True HEPA + AOC carbon set for the 5510, 5520 and 5530. Lists at $79.99; replace yearly. Does not fit the 5500-2.

Coway
For the Airmega Mighty2 (AP-1512N)
Genuine one-piece Max2 HEPA + carbon filter (AP-1512N-FP) for the Coway Mighty2 only. $69.99, up to 12 months. Does not fit the AP-1512HH.

Levoit
For the Vital 200S / 200S-P
Levoit's genuine Vital 200S-RF filter for the Vital 200S and 200S-P: a bonded HEPA-grade and carbon block, $49.99 list, rated about 12 months.

Levoit
For every Core 400S variant
Levoit's genuine Core 400S-RF cylinder fits the Core 400S, Core 400S-P and both PlasmaPro 400S versions. $49.99 list, 6–8 month life.
Third-party 'compatible' filters can cost half as much as the brand's own, and for many popular models the good ones perform well. The risks are inconsistent HEPA quality and poor fit that lets air bypass the filter. We flag where a compatible filter is a sensible saving and where it's worth paying for the genuine part.
Filters are a repeat purchase, so multipacks usually lower the per-filter cost, and a calendar reminder beats waiting until the air smells stale. Running a purifier with a clogged filter makes it work harder for less clean air — the filter schedule is part of owning one.
Generally no. Unless the manufacturer specifically labels a filter as washable, rinsing a True HEPA filter damages the fibers and ruins its efficiency. Washable pre-filters (the coarse outer layer that catches hair and large dust) are different — those you can and should rinse. The main HEPA filter is a replace-not-wash part.

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