Revitalife RO Drinking Water

DID YOU KNOW?  There are over 84,000 different chemicals present in the United States today, according to the EPA’s TSCA Chemical Substances Inventory.* The EPA is only regulating about 90 of them in the water.**

Installing a Revitalife RO drinking water system will provide you with a steady supply of clean, purified water all year long.

RevitaLife RO (reverse osmosis) is designed with a true five-stage system for unparalleled protection against contaminants, but drinking water quality is about so much more than protection. That is why we go a step further by remineralizing the filtered water to give you a better-tasting glass of water with a more natural pH that’s easier on your body.

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Effectively Removes Most Contaminants, Including:

• Pharmaceuticals
• Hormone mimickers
• Arsenic & lead
• Fluoride
• Chromium 6
• Sodium
• Chlorine & chloramines
• Pesticides & herbicides
• Nitrates/nitrites – linked to developmental problems
• Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) – known to cause nervous system damage
• Disinfection Byproducts (DBPs) – linked to cancer, reproductive and developmental problems
• Perchlorates – linked to thyroid and developmental problems
• And many more

HOW IT WORKS (Schematic)

1. Sediment Filter—Removes dirt and sediment particles down to 5 microns in size.
2. Carbon Block Cartridge—Removes chlorine and reduces many pesticides, herbicides, THMs, VOCs and more.
3. Reverse Osmosis Membrane—Effectively removes most remaining contaminants down to .0001 micron in size, including nitrates, arsenic, chromium 6 and many more.
4. Remineralizing Filter—Raises pH and adds beneficial minerals back to water. The water-driven permeate pump boosts pressure and directs the water into the compact 3 gallon storage tank.
5. Final “Polishing” Filter—High-quality activated carbon provides a final filtration step on the way to the faucet.

* EPA, Chemical Assessment and Management Program, TSCA Chemical Substances Inventory. (available at http://www.epa.gov/ChAMP/pubs/programs.html) ** Jackson, Lisa (Adminstrator, Environmental Protection Agency). Testimony to the Senate, Committee on Environment and Public Works, February 2, 2011. (available at http://www.epa.gov/ocir/hearings/testimony/112_2011_2012/2011_0202_lpj.pdf)

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