PUR Ultimate Lead Reduction Pitcher Replacement Water Filter (3 Pack), Blue
May 3, 2018 - Comment
While tap water may look clean, lead can get into your water through leaching lead service lines, or from lead contained in household plumbing. PUR, the #1 selling brand in lead filtration among filters certified to reduce lead, brings you a pitcher that removes 99% of lead and reduces many other contaminants.
Product Features
- Certified to remove 99% lead
- Removes 96% mercury and 92% of certain pesticides
- Reduces chlorine (taste and odor) and more
- MAXION filter technology is PUR’s commitment of providing superior filtration and performance, by using activated carbon and ion exchange to reduce more contaminants than any other brand
- Filters up to 30 gallons/480 8-oz cups per filter, lasts up to 2 months
- All PUR pitcher filters fit in all PUR pitchers/dispenser
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2 out of 3 so far have failed. 1st of the 4 worked ok. The second one when opened had a crack in it and leaked clay all over the water tank. The third one, even after several reloads and vigorous shaking, doesn’t let more than half the water into the lower tank. So overall, 2 out of the 3 I’ve loaded have been bad or non-usable. Not good product. Haven’t had this problem when purchasing the identical product at Target. Something is up with the product Amazon is selling.4/30/2015: After seeing other reviewers with…
Beware of knock-offs! Be careful if you order from one of the 3rd party sellers. I received a KAZ version of this filter, in a box that says PUR and says it fits all PUR filters, but it’s PUR without the long vowel mark over the U that the true product has. It doesn’t fit my pitcher. It doesn’t create a tight enough seal, so the water leaks into the pitcher around the edges, without going through the filter. I tried all 3 in the box of three, so it wasn’t just that one was defective; all had the same problem. I was…
POOR QUALITY CONTROL I’ve been using PUR water pitchers and filters for close to ten years. I have three different pitchers (two small, one large), and each gets used on a daily basis. Obviously, I’ve used many filters over that ten year period, and during that time occasionally I’d get a filter that would not properly filter water after a few fillings. Less than –guesstimating– 1% of the filters were ‘defective.’ However, recently, that is in the last six months, nearly EVERY filter I’ve used has had this…