Are you looking for ways to improve your water quality?

Have you ever tested your water for contaminants?

If you’re concerned about PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) contamination in your water supply and are considering purchasing a water filter, you’re taking an important step toward ensuring the safety of your drinking water.

But, how do you evaluate PFAS water filter performance?

PFAS Removal/Reduction
The first thing to check is whether the water filter has been independently tested for PFAS removal. Look for lab reports from organizations like NSF International, Water Quality Association (WQA) or even IAPMO or its affiliates to show the effectiveness in PFAS reduction.

Filtration Technology
Different water filters use various technologies to remove contaminants. For PFAS removal, consider filters that use activated carbon or specialized PFAS adsorbents. These technologies have been shown to be highly effective in capturing PFAS molecules.

Flow Rate
Check the filter’s flow rate, which indicates how quickly water can pass through the filter. Ensure that the flow rate meets your household’s needs without compromising filtration performance.

Filter Lifespan
Understand the filter’s lifespan or capacity. Filters have a limited capacity to remove contaminants, and their effectiveness diminishes over time. Look for filters that are easy to replace and reasonably priced.

Determine whether you can install the filter yourself or if professional installation is required. Choose a filter that aligns with your installation capabilities.

ProOne PFAS Water Filters!

Looking for an updated water filter system?

ProOne Water Filters pressure systems, which include whole home, countertop, and under the counter water filters can help reduce PFAS by up to 99.9% depending on the system
and the quality of your source water. View our lab reports for more details!

To purchase quality PFAS water filters, shop ProOne today!