will this remove fluoride?
1388497
i think just the smell. but if you read the label of this product it should tell you what it does. most i think it says that it reduces harmful bacterias and chemicals but not remove. again, pls double check the label about what it claims. regards
1388498
i think just the smell. but if you read the label of this product it should tell you what it does.most i think it says that it reduces harmful bacterias and chemicals but not remove. again,pls double check the label about what it claims. regards
1427199
Probably the best way to eliminate fluoride from your household drinking water is to install a reverse osmosis system under the kitchen sink. You can still keep your whole house filtration system. If you have a water line to the refrigerator, this can be connected to the reverse osmosis system. You will have to instruct your children to use the water from the kitchen and NOT the bathroom faucets, etc., for drinking purposes.
148021
No, it does not. I literally just asked a service expert at Aquasana if it filters out fluoride and his response was, "Sorry, no."
720059
No, not all of it. You need reverse osmosis to remove all the fluoride, however it does remove 15 to 30% of it.If you buy this product, check out their automatic shipment of a filter every 6 months for just $25.00 each. It extends the warranty as long as you are getting shipments and is very convenient and reasonable.
46206
Yes. Including fluoride but they won't claim that because of legal reasons. It won't filter out germs though.
505274
I use it to remove fluoride and chlorine. Some contaminants are particles that are too small for this filter to remove.
2155808
I don't see the mention of fluoride, but I do see that it removes chlorine. In that light, I would have to say, it must remove fluoride. You could try emailing the seller or the company itself. Hope this helps.
551549
No. It absolutely does not remove chlorine or fluoride from your water. In order to do that you need a reverse osmosis water system, or go the cheap route like I have for the last 10 years, and get a water distiller. They cost about a 100.00 dollars. Takes 5-6 hours todistill a gallon and mine has lasted 10 years. They're not exactly convienient, but I make drink and use about 2 gallons a week and Brita filteted tap water besides that. For the record I just threw my 80.00 zen water filter in the dumpster 2 nights ago. In addition to not actually altering the pH in any measurable way, it removed very few particulates when compared with my tapeater. Avoid this manufacturer. The technology is useless. My Brita works way better. Again: only R.O. or a distiller will remove fluoride and chlorine. BTW the reason I finally the it out was because the spigot broke irreparably. I would use it simply to store actual filtered/distilled water in it and it looked cool.
838968
The short answer is yes, it does. I believe topical fluoride is helpful & good. There are people who don't like fluoridated toothpastes, and some manufacturers have responded by offering no fluoride versions. What baffles me is: do people know many city water (tap water) contain added fluoride that we have no choice but to ingest the fluoride, without going through installing a reverse osmosis system which removes good minerals as well? With topical fluoride one could at least rinse most if it off easily.
1710820
No, there are other filters they sell for removing fluoride, such as the CQE-WH-11630.
314890
There are many filters on the market that remove chlorine and other particulates, but the Omica Shower Filter that I purchased is one of the few that claims to remove fluoride, too. That is why I bought it, but I have not had it tested. If I find that it does not remove fluoride, I will not purchase another.
762682
Here is the answer from Zerowater's FAQ: "Q. Does the ZeroWater filter remove Fluoride? A. ZeroWater filters are not certified for the reduction of fluoride however fluoride is an inorganic compound. The TDS meter is designed to detect inorganic compounds. Fluoride levels in water are usually around 2 to 4 ppm, which will show up on the meter as 002 to 004. So when filtered water reads 000 it is not likely that fluoride is present in water."
314887
Everybody seems to want the fluoride removed. Product designers...there's an opportunity! :)
762686
See Conic Ellipse's answer for the official word from the company. A chemist (masters degree in organic chemistry) did a study and found (via UV methods) that the Zerowater filter is effective in removing fluoride. See his results here: http://thepeopleschemist.com/best-fluoride-filter-how-to-remove-all-fluoride-and-chlorine-compounds-from-tap-water/
594525
If you scroll down the product page it mentions what it removes and leaves in. I didn't see Fluoride mentioned. Sorry.
620691
The filters on this one do not remove Fluoride, however you can order the fluoride filter and add it on. I got the fluoride filter from cyrstal quest for $50 , added it on and now it removes everything. The system works well. The filters last for 12-18 months depending on use. It is well worth the extra cost for the filter. good luck.
2223646
I do not know. We have a well and the water does not have any fluoride that I know of. The directions for the unit does not say whether or not it removes fluoride.