drinking water filtration
Highest NSF Standards
Carbon Block Technology
Highest NSF Standards
NSF CERTIFICATION IS A ROCK-SOLID ASSURANCE OF QUALITY, PERFORMANCE, AND INTEGRITY. WHEN A DRINKING WATER FILTRATION SYSTEM IS CERTIFIED BY NSF INTERNATIONAL
Certified by the WQA
Carbon Block Technology
Highest NSF Standards
The Mark of Excellence logo recognizes members who make a special commitment to the values of WQA and to advancing the cause of clean water. It showcases the company’s professional expertise and reinforces its commitment to top performance-based standards for its employees and the products it sells.
Carbon Block Technology
Carbon Block Technology
For over five decades, Multipure has developed, refined, and manufactured the most powerful, most capable, and most reliable solid carbon block water filters and drinking water systems.
Sleek Under the Counter Installation
Sleek Under the Counter Installation
Our under the counter options take up about as much space as a roll of paper towels. This ensures a sleek minimalist look for island kitchens and those looking to keep the beautiful aesthetics of their kitchen or workplace
Single Stainless Steel Housing
Sleek Under the Counter Installation
Single Stainless Steel Housing
This stainless steel housing has a lifetime guarantee, we also love that there is no possible wear and tear of microplastics that come with plastic housings. Stainless steel withstands the elements of humidity and cool temperatures
Options for shower and garden
Sleek Under the Counter Installation
Single Stainless Steel Housing
Our shower options are easy to instal, and wonderful to travel with as well! The Aquagrow is perfect for the garden to remove elements you don't want your food absorbing
WHAT SETS MULTIPURE APART
WHEN IT COMES TO DRINKING WATER TREATMENT, POINT-OF-USE FILTRATION DEVICES ARE CERTIFIED BY NSF
- NSF/ANSI Standard 42: Aesthetic Effects – contaminants that can negatively affect the taste, odor, or appearance of the water, e.g., chlorine, chloramine, or particulate matter.
- NSF/ANSI Standard 53: Health Effects – contaminants that can negatively affect health when ingested with the water, e.g., asbestos, lead, arsenic, PFOAs, microcystin, etc.
- NSF/ANSI Standard 401: Emerging Compounds and Incidental Contaminants – contaminants of public concern whose long-term health effects are not yet fully determined, e.g., prescription drugs, over-the-counter drugs, DEET, etc.
- NSF Protocol P231: Microbiological Purifier – a filter certification for the purification of microbiological contaminants, e.g., bacteria, viruses, and live cysts.
