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We’re in the market for an under sink water filtration system. Any recommendations? Preferably $300 or less. We’re in the U.S. Thanks!
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I am looking for one, and s trusted source recommended Aquasana.We’re in the market for an under sink water filtration system. Any recommendations? Preferably $300 or less. We’re in the U.S. Thanks!
Aquasana is ro though and they say it removes fluoride. What you linked is cheaper though. Gonna take a look.Only RO removes fluoride without and additional filter (Aquasana does not). ANother advantage to RO is it reduces deuterium. The downside to RO is it also diminishes the minerals. To compensate, remineralize with trace mineral drop solutions readily available. Amazon product ASIN B01MR9YJRLView: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MR9YJRL/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
The downside to RO is it also diminishes the minerals. To compensate, remineralize with trace mineral drop solutions readily available.
Didn't know that about the deuterium! Thank you.Only RO removes fluoride without and additional filter (Aquasana does not). ANother advantage to RO is it reduces deuterium. The downside to RO is it also diminishes the minerals. To compensate, remineralize with trace mineral drop solutions readily available. Amazon product ASIN B01MR9YJRLView: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MR9YJRL/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Thank you so much for sharing your experience!I've looked into and tried a lot of the options out there.. Berkey, Aquasana, Aquagear, Clearly Filtered, etc. I was specifically focused on fluoride reduction.
The 'Direct Connect' option from Radiant Life turned out to be pretty cool and cost effective. 1 filter lasts like a year and a half, and all your cold water is filtered at that faucet.
Radiant Life Water Filters & Whole-House Purification Systems
Enhance your water quality with Radiant Life's water filters & whole-house purification systems. Connect with our in-house expert to review your water today!www.radiantlifecatalog.comDirect Connect
Experience pure water with our Direct-Connect water filter, our under-the-counter water filtration system. It provides clean, water for drinking or cooking.radiantlifecatalog.com
I've pasted the specs below.
On a related note, anybody know anything about 'structured water'? A lot of times, even with the best filtered water, you don't get that thirst quenching feeling.. and supposedly structured water can do that? For example - stuff like what this person sells: Shop — Karen Atkins
- > 99% Chloramine reduction - 3ppm challenge
- > 99% Chlorine reduction
- > 99% Lead reduction
- > 99% Herbicide and Pesticide reduction
- > 99% Glyphosate reduction
- > 98% VOC reduction
- > 96% Pharmaceutical reduction
- > 98% Heavy metal reduction
- > 98% THM's (Trihalomethanes) reduction
- > 92% Nitrates reduction
- > 92% Fluoride reduction - All types - Fluorosilicic acid/hydrofluorosilicate, sodium fluorosilicate, and sodium fluoride
- > 99% Fluorinated Organic Acids (PFOA & PFOS)
- > 99% Microplastics
Interesting! Will definitely look into this as I dive deeper into the water situation. ? Feel free to dm me the pdf if you get a chance!I bought mine from Costco. I have been using reverse osmosis filtration for over 20 years. You can also invest in a conductance meter and test the tap water, it is quite amazing how much the value drops. The lower the conductance, the lower the dissolved minerals, mostly from calcium. The water tastes much better, and so does tea or coffee.
For heart health, I add Zeta Aid to a large glass of water, 2-3 times a day. It strengthens the colloidal suspension of the blood and prevents thereby heart disease. Highly recommended! Zeta Aid is a combination of potassium-based electrolytes that 'charges' up the blood particles, increasing electrostatic repulsion, thereby preventing blood clots or bacterial biofilms from forming. Zeta Aid was formulated by Dr. T.C. McDaniel and it is based on Thomas M. Riddick's book about the Zeta Potential and colloidal stability with a chapter on cardiovascular disease, which I have. I also have a PDF of the book, if anyone is interested.
Here is a DropBox link, about 250 MB:Interesting! Will definitely look into this as I dive deeper into the water situation. ? Feel free to dm me the pdf if you get a chance!
Do you add other trace mineral drops or just Zeta Aid crystals?I bought mine from Costco. I have been using reverse osmosis filtration for over 20 years. You can also invest in a conductance meter and test the tap water, it is quite amazing how much the value drops. The lower the conductance, the lower the dissolved minerals, mostly from calcium. The water tastes much better, and so does tea or coffee.
For heart health, I add Zeta Aid to a large glass of water, 2-3 times a day. It strengthens the colloidal suspension of the blood and prevents thereby heart disease. Highly recommended! Zeta Aid is a combination of potassium-based electrolytes that 'charges' up the blood particles, increasing electrostatic repulsion, thereby preventing blood clots or bacterial biofilms from forming. Zeta Aid was formulated by Dr. T.C. McDaniel and it is based on Thomas M. Riddick's book about the Zeta Potential and colloidal stability with a chapter on cardiovascular disease, which I have. I also have a PDF of the book, if anyone is interested.
Not at the moment but I used ocean minerals a while back, where the salt (NaCl) was removed. It has a lot of trace minerals.Do you add other trace mineral drops or just Zeta Aid crystals?