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Top Ten Questions to Ask

Q: Is the system Certified by NSF?
A: Multi-Pure is certified by NSF under Standard 42- Aesthetic effects for Chlorine, Chloramines and Particulate Matter. Multi-Pure is also certified under Standard 53- Health Effects for asbestos, certain endocrine disrupters, cysts, lead, mercury, MTBE, trihalomethanes, turbidity, and VOCs (51 chemicals & pesticides).

Q: Is the system Certified or registered by the states of California, Iowa and Wisconsin?
A: Multi-Pure is.

Q: Is there a warranty on the housing?
A: Yes, 25 years on stainless steel units; 5 years on plastic unit.

Q: Is there a replaceable filter? If so, is it easy to change?
A: Yes and Yes!

Q: How often should the filter be changed?
A: Once a year or 600-1200 gallons

Q: How long has the company been in business?
A: Multi-Pure has been in business since 1970.

Q: Does the System remove the natural, healthy trace minerals such as calcium, magnesium, and potassium?
A: Not Multi-Pure.

Q: Does it use electricity or waste water?
A: No.

Q: Is the System easy to use?
A: Yes. Multi-Pure does not require storage of water and there is no delay time in treating the water.

Q: Do you want a system that can reduce a wide range of contaminants?
A: YES!!!

Drinking Water Treatment System Certification

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.

Multi-Pure's NSF Certification Listings.