Each year, Multipure recognizes a select group of Builders for their exceptional achievements in the areas of sales and network building. We recognize the following Builders as our 2019 National Award winners for their performance throughout 2018 in their listed categories. Congratulations to each of these super achievers! Builders of the Year For exceptional success […]Continue Reading

One of my brother, Allen’s, favorite sayings was, “Never let a day pass without sharing your knowledge.”  I would like to encourage each and every one of you to start this new year off by sharing your knowledge about Multipure with everyone you know and meet. You will be doing them a tremendous favor that […]Continue Reading

Check out Multipure’s 2018 podcast Archive. We offer a wide range of training podcasts. These and more can be found on Soundcloud.   Water Filtration Technologies – 2018 Podcast     Radium – 2018 Podcast     Water Safety – 2018 Podcast     Common Contaminants – 2018 Podcast     Contaminants In Bottled Water […]Continue Reading

Multipure congratulates the following Builders for their achievement in building their business and advancing their rank. We applaud your efforts and wish you continued growth and success. In recognition of their advancement and as a sign of our esteem, each of these Builders will receive a Builder Rank Advancement Bonus commensurate with their new level […]Continue Reading

Enjoy this collection of Motivational Mondays 2018. A collection of all the great podcast recordings from our top Builders. All our podcasts are featured on Soundcloud.   Building Your Multipure Business – Deanna DeLong – January 2018     Top Ten Qualities to Becoming a Multipure Winner – David Green – January 2018     […]Continue Reading

My brother and I founded Multipure on December 7, 1970, which means that we are celebrating Multipure’s 48th year of providing cleaner, better water for better health. There have been a lot of changes in the last 48 years. In 1970, the United States population was 203 million; today, the population is 326 million – […]Continue Reading

Drinking water can come from many different places. The primary sources of the water that goes through the pipes of your home most commonly derive from two main sources. Groundwater from underneath the Earth’s surface comes from aquifers, which are rocks with pores, voids and cracks that store and transmit water. Surface water is more […]Continue Reading

In 1999, Christian Daughton, an environmental chemist with the EPA, and Thomas Ternes, who worked for Germany’s ESWE-Institute for Water Research and Water Technology, published a journal article that revealed the presence of pharmaceuticals in the freshwater cycle. Its publication sparked a flurry of attention and investigation that has continued to this day. The presence of pharmaceuticals […]Continue Reading

When the water crisis of Flint, Mich., hit national headlines in 2015, U.S. water quality became a topic of national conversation. But as recent research shows, Michigan isn’t the only state dealing with dangerous water. The study revealed that from 1982 to 2015, between nine and 45 million Americans received water from a source that violated the Safe Drinking […]Continue Reading