contaminants. Counter top unit comes with existing faucet kit.| Improves | Taste, odor, clarity | |
| Reduces | Organic contaminants, inorganic contaminants, chlorine by-products |
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| Retains | Beneficial Minerals | |
| Delivers | Any water volume on demand | |
| Monitors | 1,320-gallon capacity system | |
| Average Investment | Year 1 $569.99 Year 2 $169.99 |
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| Average Cost/Gallon | Year 1 $ 0.43 Year 2 $ 0.13 |
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Cost assumes use of 1,320 gallons per year. Subsequent annual cost based on replacement filter purchase.
The eSpring® Water Purifier improves the taste, odor, and clarity of 1,320 gallons of water, enough for a family of six to cook and drink with, for one year. The carbon-block filter reduces more than 140 potential health-effect contaminants – like pesticides, VOCs, mercury, and lead – yet allows beneficial minerals like calcium and magnesium to pass through. The UV bulb reduces microorganisms in drinking water without the use of chemicals. eSpring is certified by NSF International and has earned a Gold Seal from the Water Quality Association. Learn more about water quality analysis through the National Testing Laboratories (PDF).
What inorganic compounds will the eSpring filter reduce?
It’s possible for a well-designed carbon filter to reduce certain inorganic contaminants. We have documentation that the eSpring carbon-block filter reduces lead, mercury, and radon and its decay products.
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