SimPure Water via Amazon has
6-Stage SimPure Y9T Countertop Reverse Osmosis 300GPD Water Filter (Y9T N2) on sale for $351.99 - $176 (apply promo code
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$175.99.
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Features:- 14" x 9.3" x 14.3"
- Fits under cabinets (requires 18" clearance)
- Side-fill tank (no lid lifting)
- 6-stage filtration system with effectively removing 99.99% of over 1,000 harmful contaminants, including PFOA/PFOS, heavy metals (lead, arsenic), chlorine, fluoride, nitrates, and more
- Filters up to 300 gallons per day (GPD)
- Uses advanced reverse osmosis technology, removes 99.9% dissolved contaminants like lead and fluoride
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From the description it mentions near zero TDS which makes me believe it does not remineralize the water which is not ideal. So you are drinking water that is completely stripped and devoid of beneficial minerals such as magnesium, chloride, sodium, etc.
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Calling this a 6-stage is actually deceptive when compared to under-sink systems - a metal screen nor the UV are comparable to filter stages on under-sink systems
That being said, changing filters here is a whole easier than crawing under the sink, unscrewing the filters, trying not to spill, etc.
Under sink filters also have waste water- perhaps that is why those systems have longer life on the RO membranes?
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