Choosing a Drinking Water Treatment System
When choosing a drinking water treatment system, be
sure to check the system for certification. Multi-Pure
Drinking Water Systems provide the most efficient contaminant
removal possible and is certified by NSF.
NSF is a not-for-profit, non-governmental organization,
and the world leader in standards development, product
certification, education, and risk-management for public
health and safety. NSF is widely recognized for its scientific
and technical expertise in the health and environmental
sciences. Its staff includes engineers, chemists, toxicologists,
microbiologists, and environmental professionals with
extensive experience in all aspects of public health
and private organizations.
The product should provide a statement
that lists exactly which contaminants the filter is
certified to reduce under which NSF/ANSI Standard (Standard
42: Aesthetic Effects or “taste and odor,” and
Standard 53: Health Effects, like Cryptosporidium,
lead, volatile organic chemicals (VOCs), and disinfection
by-products).
Make sure the drinking water system and filter is Certified
by checking product information provided or checking
NSF's listings. When comparing Multi-Pure's technologically
advanced filtration capabilities with other filters,
you will find that the performance of the Multi-Pure
System is superior.
NSF's
listing for Multi-Pure Drinking Water Systems
For more information on choosing a water treatment
system:
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