ZeroWater is proud to offer more ways to enjoy superior drinking water filtration. Our technology focuses on reducing dissolved solids, chlorine and other sediments such as lead or chromium. We are continuously looking for ways to diversify our technology so that you can find a water filter that best fits your needs.
Dissolved solids in tap water can differ from location to location. Depending on how high your TDS levels in your natural water sources are, a different filter should be considered. Longevity of our filters highly depends on the water quality.
The filtration systems we offer include:
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Our premium 5-stage water filter reduces 99.6% of the total dissolved solids (TDS) in your tap water
In this article we will take you through the unique product features of our filtration technology, and will provide you with the intel you need to make the right decision on which filter to invest in.
Premium 5-stage Filtration
Our premium 5-stage water filtration removes 99.6% of all dissolved solids from your tap water. Our system is NSF certified to reduce lead, chromium & PFOA/PFOS.
Every 5-stage water filtration pitcher includes a free TDS Meter to check the levels of dissolved solids before and after filtering your drinking water - so you can be confident that you are drinking the purest tasting water.
The premium 5-stage water filter is also certified for the reduction of PFOA/PFOS. PFOA/PFOS generally refers to Perfluorooctanoic Acid and is a man-made chemical most commonly found in Teflon. PFOA has been linked to cancer and can stay in the environment for an extended period. Therefore, it’s very common that PFOA can be found in water, and filtering it out before consumption should be top-of-mind for every water drinker.
Summary
To recap the ZeroWater technology, our premium 5-stage filtration system offers a practical solution to provide great-tasting water.
As a reminder, you should always look at your unique circumstance and your preferred water delivery method to determine which filter to purchase. Furthermore, we recommend looking into your local water source and determining which level of filtration makes the most sense.
