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About this product:
- Estimated 15 gallon filter life, but filter life can vary; change when TDS meter reads 006
- 5-stage ion exchange replacement filter removes virtually all dissolved solids (TDS) for the purest tasting water
- IAPMO certified to reduce PFOA/PFOS, lead, chromium, and mercury
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I'm still really curious about the one consumer reports test that showed these adding a lot of microplastics into the water, compared to other branded products. I haven't seen anyone else test or verify this claim.
No, these filtering water to be near empty, almost to the extent of distilled water, isn't terrible for you if you're consuming a normal diet. Just don't rely on this if you're doing a lot of strenuous, sweaty work - in that case more food or electrolyte tablets can help, if not also going for straight tap water.
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I'm still really curious about the one consumer reports test that showed these adding a lot of microplastics into the water, compared to other branded products. I haven't seen anyone else test or verify this claim.
No, these filtering water to be near empty, almost to the extent of distilled water, isn't terrible for you if you're consuming a normal diet. Just don't rely on this if you're doing a lot of strenuous, sweaty work - in that case more food or electrolyte tablets can help, if not also going for straight tap water.
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Huh? Can you please provide links to support this idea? Or is this coming from some social media "influencer"?
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