Aquagear Water Filter Pitcher - Fluoride, Lead, Chlorine, Chromium-6 Filter - BPA-Free, Clear

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Premium design for health and sustainability. Filter made in USA, BPA-free, recyclable.
Removes 20x more contaminants than leading competitor, including fluoride, lead, chromium 6, chloramines, mercury, and chlorine. The filter keeps healthy trace minerals like calcium and magnesium in your water, which other filters will strip out.
Rigorously tested. NSF Standards 42 and 53 met for contaminant reduction. Tested in Flint, Michigan for lead and copper reduction.
Triple capacity filters. High-capacity filters produce 150 gallons of water each, lasting 3 times longer than the leading competitor for maximum lifetime savings.
Lifetime guarantee and same-day customer support. If your filter pitcher ever breaks, we will replace it free of charge. We are entirely dedicated to keeping you satisfied, hydrated, and healthy.

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Aquagear

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Size

Single

Colour

Clear

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Batteries Included?

Batteries Required?

Weight

3.02 Pounds

Manufacturer

Aquagear

Item model number

Pitcher

Package Dimensions

28.19 x 28.19 x 14.22 cm; 1.37 Kilograms

ASIN

B016LLLXJS

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Date First Available

7 April 2016

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4,432 ratings

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Aquagear tested to NSF Standards 42 and 53 to filter fluoride, lead, chlorine, chloramines.

USA-made and independently tested to remove fluoride (90.6%), chlorine (99.9%), chloramine (99.9%), chromium 6 (99.4%), lead (99.9%), mercury (97.8%), arsenic (99.8%), over 50 VOCs, and more.

Filtered water saves lives. For every purchase, the Aquagear Foundation provides 6 months of water to someone in need with biosand filtration. Better water for your family = better water for theirs.

We want the best experience for Aquagear drinkers. Our products are 100% BPA-free, vegan, and recyclable. To keep Aquagear sustainable, we provide postage to send back your filter for recycling.

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Max

A SCAM! Fails to remove the chlorine taste from the tap water

11 June 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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Cons:
Chlorine taste in the water remains !!!
The user has to wait for the filtering to finish before pouring.
It is not possible to see how much water is filled up.
Price 69.95 is too high.
The main problem the chlorine taste remains in water after filtering. I believe it is because the water flows through the filter too fast - as a chemist, I really doubt at this high speed the system can filter out what it promises: chlorine, fluoride and all other contaminants.
Seems like a scam to me.

UPDATE: Yep, looked at the reviews: someone even used fluoride testing kits and proven that the claims are false!
It is a SCAM!

673 people found this helpful

M. S. Goodale

I do not recommend this. This is perhaps why they don't yet ...

18 March 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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I purchased this product in October, 2017 and started using it February 11, 2018. Aquagear claims 90.6% Fluoride removal which is why I bought this pitcher. My water district adds fluoride at 0.7 mg/L. I had Northeast Laboratory Services test the filtered water March 12, 2018 and the result was 0.6 mg/L. This is definitely not 90.6%-----it is practically 0%.
I do not recommend this. This is perhaps why they don't yet have NSF certification.

I check carefully for leakage each time--there isn't any.

1,199 people found this helpful

S.T.

Flaws, but water tastes great - I bought two!

13 April 2016 - Published on Amazon.com

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I have mixed feelings about this pitcher. It's well designed, and the water tastes phenomenal, better in fact than the bottled waters (yes, I've tried voss, smart, alkaline and other 'fancy' waters). However, the flow rate on the filter goes from 'wow that's pretty slow,' to 'I guess I'll go watch 5 seasons of the wire' within a few days of moderate use. After a month of use, it takes around 3hrs for water to filter through a topped off upper reservoir. This needs to be done twice to fill the pitcher. So the wait is obnoxious at best, when all I want is to fill my water bottle before work - great water is one of the few pleasures I can look forward to during my busy days.

That said, it's really good water, so I've now bought a second pitcher to double the fun of watching water trickle through at a rate slightly faster than glaciation and somewhat slower than plate subduction.

If anyone from aquagear is reading this, make a faster filter, or sell a larger model with a big reservoir so I can fill it once a day and forget about it.

2,215 people found this helpful

Gary R Pietrzak

I have owned this water filter for about 2 weeks a now and there is no doubt that the Aquagear is the best water filter I have e

8 October 2016 - Published on Amazon.com

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Having owned a Brita Water Filter, then a Distilled Water maker and then a Big Berkey Water Filter System for many years, I have always been on the lookout to improve the quality of my drinking water. So I am thrilled to have recently discovered the Aquagear Water Filter Pitcher. I have owned this water filter for about 2 weeks a now and there is no doubt that the Aquagear is the best water filter I have ever used.

The set up was fast and easy, including the flushing of the filter, all taking less than 3 minutes. I love the pour spout feature, which allows “hands free” filling up with water and the water tastes amazing.

I can’t believe anyone would complain about the flow rate because the flow rate is fine. The Brita has faster flow rate but who cares if the Aquagear takes one minute longer to fill up when you are getting 2000% more contaminants removed?

And what other product removes close to 100% of Chlorine, Flouride, Lead, Chomium 6, Mercury, and Trihalomethanes? I think most people already know about the dangers of Flouride, Mercury and Lead in their water, so let me point out the ill effects of the lessor known contaminants: Chloramine, Trihalomethanes, and Chromium 6 that the Aquagear takes head on as well:

Chloramine:
Water utilities across the country are changing the way they treat our drinking water. They’re switching from chlorine, the primary disinfectant used in drinking water systems for over a hundred years, to the alternative disinfectant chloramine at an alarming rate. According to “Citizens Concerned About Chloramine”, chloramine causes problems with your immune system, respiratory, skin, digestive and gastric, kidney and blood.

Trihalomethanes:
According to the EPA, The use of chlorine to disinfect water for the purpose of drinking produces low levels of various disinfection by-products with the trihalomethanes and haloacetic acids being the most common. The EPA states that “Some people who drink water containing total trihalomethanes in excess of the MCL over many years could experience liver, kidney, or central nervous system problems and increased risk of cancer.”

Chromium 6:
We can thank Erin Brockovich for bringing Chromium 6 into the light of day, but despite her efforts Chromium 6 is still a major issue in our drinking water and not well known by the general population. A recent report by the nonprofit research and advocacy organization Environmental Working Group (EWG) says that nearly 200 million Americans across all 50 states are exposed to unsafe levels of chromium-6 or hexavalent chromium, a heavy metal known to cause cancer in animals and humans. Human studies by government and independent scientists worldwide have definitively established that breathing airborne chromium-6 particles can cause lung cancer, and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration sets strict limits for airborne chromium-6 in the workplace. Whether inhaled or ingested, it can also cause liver damage, reproductive problems and developmental harm.

828 people found this helpful

Brooks

Does not reliably remove fluoride or dissolved solids

12 July 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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Water filtered through very slowly which would have been fine and well worth the time if the pitcher actually worked as advertised. I bought this mainly to filter out fluoride from the water prior to distilling.

I have since read some reviews from people who actually tested the water for fluoride removal and found that it was NOT removed. I did test for TDS (total dissolved solids). I tested my tap water and then ran that same tap water through the Aquagear filter. There was actually a little bit higher amount of TDS in the water AFTER filtering. If the filter is not removing at least a percentage of solids then I tend to believe the comments stating that fluoride was not removed are true.

This is a very expensive plastic pitcher and poorly engineered at that which you can read about in many comments. The replacement filters are also very expensive. I decided to cut my losses and threw away the filter and cup. Now I have a very expensive plastic pitcher which I don't really need. I will likely toss it soon because it makes me mad every time I see it.

216 people found this helpful

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