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How To Remove Fluoride From Your Drinking Water

How To Remove Fluoride From Your Drinking Water


If you are concerned about fluoride, we suggest you should focus on a point of use/ drinking water filter. This will be much more effective than a "whole of property" solution.

Whole of house solutions have two issues:

They won't remove a high percentage of fluoride from your water. And, secondly, the filtration media will wear out - for example in Month One it might be removing 60% of the fluoride. But by Month Four it is removing 55%, and so on.

Your Point of Use Solution

If you are concerned about Fluoride being added to your water supply, and want to remove it, we recommend Reverse Osmosis filters for filtering your drinking water.

A reverse osmosis water filter will remove at least 95% of fluoride regardless of the quality of your water supply.

And this 95% performance will carry on for the life of the filters (6 months). It won't "wear out".

Read more about reverse osmosis here.


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