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Wildfire season isn't approaching — it's already here. And if you live in an area prone to wildfires (or just wildfire smoke), you might want to take action to protect your home and family before the smoke starts rolling in.

In May, the National Preparedness Level for fire activity was increased to 2, with some areas in the Southwest already reaching Preparedness Level 3. According to a June 1 report, the total acreage burned in the U.S. so far this year is 183% higher than the 10-year average. Northern California has already seen multiple wildfires in what experts are calling an “unusually early start” to the state’s wildfire season.

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SEE ALSO: How to protect your pets from wildfire smoke

One way to safeguard your home is by investing in a smart air purifier with a true-HEPA air filter. (If you live in California, you’ll want to make sure it’s on the California Air Resources Board CARB-Certified Air Cleaning Devices.)

As of June 19, the Coway Airmega 400(G) smart air purifier is on sale for $359 at Amazon, down from $450.07. That’s a 20% discount of $91.07 off the listing price — a pretty good deal given this model’s advanced features and customer reviews.

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The Coway Airmega 400 can purify the air in spaces up to 1,560 square feet, making it great for large living rooms, open-concept spaces, apartments, and small homes. Its three-stage filtration system, including a pre-filter, deodorization filter, and true HEPA filter, effectively captures 99.999% of tiny 0.01-micron particles like pollen and other allergens. Plus, the smart mode automatically adjusts the fan speed to optimize air quality based on your indoor environment.

Coway Airmega purifiers consistently win awards and are popular among shoppers and reviewers alike. However, they aren't the only air purifiers on sale right now.

Best air purifier deals:

• Honeywell InSight HEPA air purifier — $169.99 $289.99(save $120)

• Blueair Blue 211+ air purifier (large) — $241.59 $319.99(save $78.40)

• Dyson Purifier Cool Gen1 TP10 purifying fan — $329.99 $429.99(save $100)

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