PUR Faucet Mount Water Filtration System, White – Vertical Faucet Mount for Crisp, Refreshing Water, FM-3333B

Product Description While home tap water may look clean, lead and other contaminants can get into your water through leaching lead service lines. For cleaner, great-tasting water try a PUR Faucet Filtration System. PUR faucet filtration systems are NSF and WQA certified to reduce 70 contaminants, including lead, mercury and certain pesticides.Ƚ The design looks great in your kitchen and the Filter Change Light visibly indicates filter status, guaranteeing cleaner water straight from your faucet. With tool-free installation, there's never been an easier way to get PUR water. PUR faucet water filtration systems are certified to reduce 10x more contaminants than Brita's leading pitcher filter.*Ƚ Compatible water filter replacements are not certified to offer the same water quality – genuine PUR filters are the only filters certified for use in PUR systems. Using a PUR water filtration system can reduce plastic waste and is more affordable than bottled water, helping you save up to $1,000 per year on average compared with the cost of bottled water.*** Plus, each replacement water filter provides 100 gallons of filtered water, or up to 3 months of typical use. PUR is the #1 selling brand in faucet filtration.** PUR has been developing innovative technologies for superior water filtration for over 30 years. We believe life deserves PUR water. Disclaimers: Ƚ PUR does not filter microbes. *Versus best-selling Brita® pitcher filter OB03. Brita® is a trademark of Brita LP. **Based on Nielsen sales data for the 52 weeks ending 10/02/21. ***Based on comparing a year's worth of bottled water (16.9 oz) to a PUR faucet filtration system and 3 refills. Based on Nielsen US Scantrack sales. From the Manufacturer

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