Nanomesh Replacement Water Filter

As the replacement filter for the Ultimate Water Filtration System, it targets 200+ contaminants commonly found in tap water, including heavy metals, chlorine, pharmaceuticals and VOCs, down to 0.001 microns. Reduction rates are certified by NSF to 200 gallons to meet NSF standards, including NSF/ANSI 42, 53, & 401 (up to 800 gallons for some contaminants). Results vary by contaminant, water quality and source, and usage conditions. Do not use water from unsafe or unknown sources.

It's a carbon Nanomesh filter that works by gravity inside your system, no electricity, heat or chemicals. Water passes through its two-step design, which reduces contaminants as it flows into the lower chamber.

It's designed mainly for tap and similar municipal water. Always start with the cleanest water you can find and never use water from unsafe or unknown sources.

Each filter is verified to 200 gallons, with some contaminants reduced for up to 800 gallons, often several months of use per filter. Replace it when flow, taste or smell changes. Reduction rates are certified by NSF to 200 gallons to meet NSF standards, including NSF/ANSI 42, 53, & 401 (up to 800 gallons for some contaminants). Results vary by contaminant, water quality and source, and usage conditions. Do not use water from unsafe or unknown sources.

Each filter handles about 5 gallons per day. Because the Ultimate system holds up to 5 filters, a full set delivers up to 25 gallons per day at a faster flow.

No. Unlike reverse osmosis, the Nanomesh filter reduces contaminants while leaving beneficial minerals in your water, which is part of why the water tastes crisp and great-tasting. You get cleaner water without stripping out the minerals your body uses.

Yes. Used in the Ultimate Water Filtration System, it's NSF Certified to NSF/ANSI 42, 53 and 401 and verified by the ANSI-certified IAPMO lab. Reduction rates are verified to 200 gallons by an ANSI-certified independent laboratory using NSF standards (up to 800 gallons for some contaminants). Results vary by contaminant, water quality and source, and usage conditions. Do not use water from unsafe or unknown sources.

Reverse osmosis strips out nearly everything, including beneficial minerals, and needs power and plumbing. This filter is gravity-fed and keeps beneficial minerals. Remember TDS meters measure all dissolved solids, including those good minerals, so a TDS reading isn't a measure of contaminants left behind.

A replacement filter keeps your system running for cleaner, better-tasting water at a fraction of the cost of bottled water, with far less plastic waste.

Yes, that's exactly what this is. Swap it into your system tool-free after about 200 gallons, and run up to 5 at once for faster flow and more capacity.