Uses reverse osmosis, restores healthy minerals and improves the taste of your water.
What you should know about Drinking Water
Well water contaminants can cause water to taste bad, and are linked to a wide variety of health issues.
As the owner of a private well, you are ultimately responsible for the quality of your drinking water. Unfortunately, even very small concentrations of contaminants like lead, arsenic, nitrates or pesticides can compromise drinking water quality, causing health problems such as kidney and liver damage, learning disabilities and nervous system damage in those with compromised immune systems. In addition, there are more than 84,000 different chemicals in the US*, such as prescription medications and the rocket fuel perchlorate, but the EPA is only regulating about 90 of them in the water. Therefore, the remaining chemicals are not tested to ensure drinking water quality. Contaminants and toxins are not detectable in drinking water, but can put the health of your family at risk.
*Jackson, Lisa (Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency). Testimony to the Senate, Committee on Environment and Public Works, February 2, 2011. http://www.epa.gov/ocir/hearings/testimony/112_2011_2012/2011_0202_lpj.pdf
Recommended Solution
