Clean Water Pitcher Replacement Filter

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Fully compatible with all Clearly Filtered Water Pitchers
Tested to exceed NSF standards for 100 gallons
Removes over 232 contaminants at an average rate of 99.7%
Proudly built in the USA

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The Filter

Affinity Filtration Technology

Proprietary Affinity Filtration Technology removes fluoride, lead, microplastics, PFAS, glyphosate, and a total of 232+ of the most harmful and dangerous tap water contaminants. No other water pitcher filter on the market removes more. ‘Nuff said.

Rigorously Tested to All NSF Standards

Clearly Filtered is the only pitcher filter independently tested to meet or exceed all NSF standards (42, 53, 244, 401, and 473). We also test at levels up to 3 times the legal limit for each contaminant, so you can have peace of mind knowing your water is clean and safe, no matter the conditions.

Published Performance Data

At Clearly Filtered, we believe in radical transparency, so we freely publish the results of our independent laboratory testing for your review. We think you’ll find it pretty refreshing.

100-Gallon Filter Life

With a 100 gallon filter life, the Clearly Filtered pitcher filter can provide clean and safe drinking water for an average of 4 months before needing to be replaced. That’s about a month longer than the leading brand name pitcher filter.

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OUR TECHNOLOGY ISN'T JUST UNIQUE, IT'S UNPARALLELED

Truly the Best Water Filter

Unlike typical filter technologies, our Affinity Filtration Technology uses 7+ proprietary filtration materials to create multiple stages of filtration that can remove an average of 99.7% of 232+ contaminants.

Stage 1: Woven Mesh Screen

Water first passes through a woven, stainless steel mesh screen, which keeps larger particles from entering the filter.

Stage 2: Granulated Coconut Carbon

Next, water continues through a loose granulated coconut carbon filtration layer, which removes chlorine, bad tastes, and odors.

Stage 3: Composite Shell

Water then flows through the filter’s composite shell, which is made of 7+ proprietary filtration materials. This dense layer slows down the flow of water and allows for the filter to have more time in contact with the water. The combination of the proprietary technology and additional contact time allows for superior removal percentages on all contaminant types.

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02/17/2020

Anonymous

United States

Still great

We are still loving our water pitcher and filters!

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02/14/2020

Anonymous

United States

Great filter

Love this filter, have been using for the last few years! The water tastes great and pure.

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02/13/2020

Anonymous

United States

Tastes good

Very good. The pitcher could be better. It doesn’t pour evenly. But it has massively improved the taste of our water.

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02/13/2020

Anonymous

United States

Good enough

The filters are great. Prepping them is a pain. I just soak them overnight and do not flush them, because it causes water to leak at every faucet I've tried. Also, the last pitcher I got does not open right to pour. Figured I should be able to fix it, but just haven't attacked it and just keep forcing the flip tab open manually. My body reacts badly to chemicals, and I really love the effectiveness of the filters.

JR

02/13/2020

Jo R.

United States

Works perfectly

It is easy to install and filters every pitcher of water perfectly.

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Questions We Get Often

How does the filter work?

We developed our high performance Affinity® filtration technology by combining seven different materials, each of which is known for its strong absorbent properties. Together these materials work harmoniously in a process called ionic adsorption. As water passes through the filter contaminants will ionically bind to these materials, permanently removing them to give you filtered water that is clean and safe.

If you’re curious to learn more, visit our Technology page.

Which contaminants does the pitcher filter remove? (e.g., Fluoride, Lead, Chlorine)

Our filtration technology removes over 230 contaminants. We use an independent, EPA-certified lab to rigorously test our filters to NSF standards. Here are just a few of the more notorious contaminants this filter removes:

Fluoride: removed at a rate of up to 98.2%. It is difficult to remove once it’s added into the tap water and typical carbon-block style filters don’t have fluoride removal capabilities. For that reason we specially formulated our technology so fluoride removal is standard with every filter.
Glyphosate: The active ingredient in Roundup® weed killer. Our filters remove 99.9% of this highly controversial chemical.
PFOA/PFAS/PFOS: The chemicals that make pans and apparel “non-stick” but are extremely toxic when consumed. Removed at a rate of 99.9%.
Lead: Even though it’s been widely banned due to its highly poisonous nature, lead pipes remain in use across all 50 states. Lead is harmful to human health even at low exposure levels and accumulates in the body over time. Removed at a rate of 99.5%.
Chlorine: While chlorine is effective at reducing the spread of infectious waterborne diseases, it reacts with naturally-occurring materials in water to form dangerous chemical byproducts that threaten your health. Removed at a rate of 99.9%.

We are all about transparency so we post our test results on our Test Results Page. It shows the name of the particular contaminant, the concentration before filtration, the concentration after filtration, and the percentage removed.

How often should I change my filter?

The filter's efficiency begins to drop off significantly at 100 gallons. Because we drink water at different rates, you may reach the 100 gallon mark at different times. Here is our recommended timetable for replacing your filter:

Families: 2–3 months
Couples: 3–4 months
Individuals: 4–6 months

If you'd like to run the calculations yourself, it's pretty easy to figure out how long it will take you to filter 100 gallons of water. The top reservoir is ½ gallon when completely full. If you fill it twice each day, you'll filter 100 gallons in 100 days, or around 3 months.