Start with the product architecture
AIRITU organizes the current range around three connected product formats. R SERIES is the reusable platform, D SERIES is the ready-to-use platform, and AIRITU CORE supports applicable R SERIES products. The first buyer decision is therefore not a surface color or package style. It is the product architecture that the project will evaluate.
Compare the two product paths
| Review field | AIRITU R SERIES | AIRITU D SERIES |
|---|---|---|
| Product format | Reusable aromatic air product platform | D-D001 ready-to-use product |
| Aroma configuration | AIRITU CORE configuration is part of the product brief | D-D001 is evaluated as a pre-infused format |
| Packaging context | Model and CORE packaging are confirmed for the selected project | D-D001 is shown with an individual sealed pouch |
| Buyer task | Compare models, shell direction and CORE path | Evaluate the complete product and pouch format |
| Best next step | Review models, then request a focused sample set | Review D-D001, then request a focused sample set |
The table keeps unlike fields separate. A ready-to-use product should not inherit assumptions from the reusable platform, and an R SERIES project should not skip the CORE decision.
When R SERIES is the clearer starting point
R SERIES is useful when a buyer wants to compare reusable models, shell collections and the relationship between the product body and AIRITU CORE. The current public range includes selected S, A and W collection models. Their lifecycle and construction fields should be reviewed model by model rather than averaged across the series.
Before requesting samples, identify the models you want to handle, the CORE configuration you need to evaluate, and whether color, branding or packaging will form part of the same brief.
When D SERIES is the clearer starting point
D SERIES is useful when the evaluation centers on the D-D001 ready-to-use, pre-infused format. Review the complete product together with its individual sealed pouch, then define the market, quantity context, branding direction and documentation questions that matter to the project.
The product page separates the opened use period from unopened finished-product shelf-life scope. Keep those time references attached to their stated product condition when comparing options.
Prepare a useful sample comparison
Bring five inputs to the sample discussion:
- the R SERIES models, D-D001, or both formats you want to evaluate;
- the destination market and intended sales channel;
- the product, handling, aroma and packaging questions the sample should answer;
- the expected quantity context and project timing;
- any color, branding, packaging or documentation requirements already known.
A focused comparison does not require a finished specification. It requires enough context to make the sample set answer a real product decision.