Epic Water Filters Nano | Advanced Water Purifier, Removes 99.999% Contaminants - 10 Cup, Black

I guess I didn’t realize why I wasn’t as fond of drinking water before, But after drinking water from this filter/pitcher, I don’t think I can ever go back to regular tapwater, even though I live in Colorado, and we have relatively decent tapwater here as a general rule.It’s just super refreshing and tastes like water should taste
Read more

The Epic water filter offers a robust solution for those seeking cleaner, better-tasting water without the hassle of bottled alternatives. This gravity-fed filtration system boasts impressive contaminant removal, tackling a wide range of impurities including heavy metals, chlorine, and microplastics.Key strengths include:Effective filtration: Removes up to 99.99% of tap water contaminantsLong-lasting filters: Each cartridge processes up to 150 gallonsPortable design: Ideal for both home use and outdoor adventuresBPA-free construction: Ensures no additional chemicals leach into your waterOn the downside, the initial cost is higher than basic pitcher filters, and the flow rate can be slow when the reservoir is nearly empty. Some users may find the unit bulky for smaller kitchens or refrigerators.Overall, the Epic water filter delivers on its promise of clean, great-tasting water. It's a solid choice for health-conscious consumers willing to invest in higher-quality water filtration.
Read more

I used the first 2x through as 12 cups of plant-water, per the instuctions. My water is hard Mtn. water, from City tap, with a Pur Faucet Filter that measures a TDS of 49. But after the pitcher filters 6 cups, in about 25 mins., i have 6 cups of Epic Water at a TDS of also 49.The Epic Manual states that TDS is basically useless, b/c it only tells parts-per-million, but not What The Particles Are from ! No other color-strip water-tester is of much use either, really, unless glaringly impure.&, Since i asked Chat GPT to do my anti-Chlorine & anti-Flouride resaearch for me, Epic was one of the two Pitchers mentioned, & it is available at less cost, & less cost of filter replacement, as well. I have to trust the truth is being told here, b/c i don't want, nor do i have a very expensive water meter. But even tho' the pitcher is a little flimsy, & plastic, unsure if bpa-free: it works. And the Epic company has great ambitions to help people in the world with drinking-water problems much worse than mine, so that's a good sign, & thanks to them, i'm happy, b/c i have nano-filtered water now. :) Too bad Epic doesn't make bath & shower filters too !
Read more

The water filtered with the Epic Filter Nano Pitcher tastes Great! Tastes as good as bottled water. I have a well on my property and for almost 10 years since moving here my family and I would not drink the well water because of its strong sulfur taste. We were spending about $100 a month on bottled water for our family of three. We have tried other water purifying pitchers in the past and they did not remove the egg like taste. THIS ONE DOES %100! I'm also glad to know its removing all sorts of other contaminates in the water as well. Its not the cheapest water filter available but it seems worth the money for me. One filter lasted my household about 2 months before we had to change it. It was just filtering way to slowly, it would take about 12 hours to get one pitcher full of water by the end of the 2nd month. The water still tasted great at that point. For the first month and a half it filtered reasonably quickly. I never timed it but I would estimate with a new filter and my very mineral laden well water it filters a full pitcher of water in about 20 minutes.
Read more

Updated: customer service was great via email — quick replacement and no issues with the updated one so far!——We drink a lot of water. We love that this filter tastes great and has a large capacity. That said, there are two things you need to know:1) The filtration takes a long time -- we've been using it for about 25 days and it's already 30% slower than when the filter was new (our area has decent water quality -- nothing complicated). Because of that, when someone fills the pitcher, for the next 30 minutes, the top will remain full of water.2) Because of (1), when the next person goes to pour a glass, there is a good chance it will spill EVERYWHERE when the top comes off. Even holding the top on, we're about 10% chance for flooding the countertops right now.It's a solid filter and the water tastes great, but my wife is ready to get rid of it because the of (2). Be warned :-)
Read more