Water Filter Knowledge

Water purifier manufacturers often highlight their products by claiming that their water purifiers, filter cartridges, or parts are NSF-certified. This association with NSF, which many are familiar with, involves significant costs — around $30,000 to $80,000 for initial product certification, plus an annual fee of over $6,000 per product to the NSF Foundation. It’s no […]

Q: Why do water purification devices need to apply for NSF certification? A: NSF is an internationally recognised and representative testing organisation in the field of drinking water. Water purifiers that obtain NSF international certification must not only pass tests for removing contaminants but also fully meet the following six conditions: List of NSF Standards:

The market for water purification products is varied. In addition to functional differences, the models’ appearance and their water purification technology also lead to consumer confusion. The most frequently asked questions from consumers are: Firstly, what kind of water purifier do I need for my home? Secondly, aren’t more filters better? Thirdly, can I really