Fluoride Water Filters

Fluoride Water Filters for Informed Water Choices

Reducing Fluoride Using Researched Filtration Methods

We take a deliberate approach to fluoride reduction by carefully selecting the filtration methods we use. We have chosen not to rely on activated alumina, which is commonly found in lower-cost filtration systems quoting high removal percentages. Activated alumina can produce inconsistent results depending on contact time and water pH, has a limited lifespan, and may reintroduce alumina into drinking water, raising concerns about replacing one unwanted substance with another.

Our fluoride water filters are developed using filtration methods shaped by ongoing research, allowing households to reduce fluoride without relying on short-life or inconsistent media.

Designed to Fit Everyday Household Use

We design our fluoride water filters to work with everyday routines. Whether installed on the benchtop or under the sink, these systems allow you to filter water for drinking, cooking, and food preparation throughout the day without changing how you use your kitchen.

Many of our fluoride filters operate without electricity and require minimal setup, making them suitable for a wide range of homes and living situations.

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How We Approach Fluoride Reduction

Some under-sink systems use reverse osmosis to remove fluoride. We do not use reverse osmosis because we believe it is an ecologically unsound method and one that can deliver inconsistent water quality results.

Instead, and in line with our commitment to natural compounds and filtration principles, we use patented activated calcium carbonate within our filter stages. This compound is used specifically for the reduction of fluoride, nitrate, and other compounds that are difficult to remove. According to FAN (Fluoride Action Network), this technology is recognised as effective for fluoride reduction and has been shown to outperform many reverse osmosis systems.