Multipure has led the way in drinking water filtration for over half a century. They continue to lead the way, protecting homes and families by ensuring your water is safe from contaminants of today and tomorrow. With a Multipure drinking water system, your home and family get cleaner, healthier, tastier water whenever you need it, right at your kitchen sink. Multipure filtered water is ideal for all your family’s needs, whether used for drinking, washing and preparing foods, or cooking. They are driven to continuously improve their drinking water filters and systems, so that they are always here to protect your water and your health. Multipure recognized the limitations of Granulated Activate Carbon (GAC), and developed our signature solid carbon block filter by building upon the advantages of GAC to make it far more powerful and effective. By combining the right mixture of activated carbon and other filter materials, then pressing them into a densely-compacted block, Multipure created a filter that allowed water to pass through, but forced the water to stay in contact with enough filter surface to vastly improve the filtration performance. The result is a compact, powerful, and efficient filter that can treat a broad range of harmful contaminants, not just ones that affect the taste and smell of the water. Our filters are much more powerful than filtered water pitchers, provide much cleaner water than bottled water (which in many cases is simply tap water), and work in real-time at the filtered water spout – no need for a filtered water reservoir to be filled. Back in 1989, when I first moved to Maui, I purchased a Multi-Pure water filter for our little home and I actually was a distributor, well before the Computer Age! I am honored to introduce these reliable systems for those caring to get super clean water in a simple format. USE CODE 435781 for 5% Discount on your order WHAT SETS MULTIPURE APART WHEN IT COMES TO DRINKING WATER TREATMENT, POINT-OF-USE FILTRATION DEVICES ARE CERTIFIED BY NSF UNDER A HANDFUL OF STANDARDS, THE MOST IMPORTANT OF WHICH ARE: NSF/ANSI Standard 42: Aesthetic Effects – contaminants that can negatively affect the taste, odor, or appearance of the water, e.g., chlorine, chloramine, or particulate matter. NSF/ANSI Standard 53: Health Effects – contaminants that can negatively affect health when ingested with the water, e.g., asbestos, lead, arsenic, PFOAs, microcystin, etc. NSF/ANSI Standard 401: Emerging Compounds and Incidental Contaminants – contaminants of public concern whose long-term health effects are not yet fully determined, e.g., prescription drugs, over-the-counter drugs, DEET, etc. NSF Protocol P231: Microbiological Purifier – a filter certification for the purification of microbiological contaminants, e.g., bacteria, viruses, and live cysts.
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