complete
with twin filter cartridges, chrome
faucet diverter and easy to follow instructions.
Installs in seconds, switch from filtered
to unfiltered with the touch of a button.
This patented twin cartridge drinking
water filter installs in seconds to
standard kitchen faucets and provides
up to 30 gallons an hour of ultra-filtered
high quality water for drinking, cooking
and other beverages. Includes filter
housing, chrome faucet diverter, twin
filter cartridge set (lasts 6 months/
filters 500 gallons), easy to follow
instructions and cartridge re-order
forms. Replacement filters cost $45.00
every 6 months/500 gallons...that's
only 9¢ a gallon.
Consumers
Digest Magazine voted Best Buy in 2003/2004/2005/2006
You
get the very best water, the best value and
the most convenience, at a fraction of the
cost of bottled water!
Aquasana’s exclusive
dual filter system uses a combination of carbon
filtration, ion exchange and sub-micron filtration
to produce truly healthy, great tasting water
at the convenience of your kitchen tap. Filters
out Copepods, chlorine, lead, synthetic chemicals,
VOCs, THMs, MTBE, Turbidity, Cysts (chlorine
resistant parasites) and leaves in the natural
trace minerals, for naturally healthy, great
tasting water at the touch of a button! No
other product, at any price, has ever produced
better results than AQ-4000! AQ-4000 contaminant
reduction capabilities are certified by the
California Dept. Of Health, the most stringent
regulations in the U.S. certificate #99-1407
100%
satisfaction guaranteed!
"At
the touch of a button, AQ4000 transforms tap
water into naturally healthy, chemical free
water!" Aquasana is the #1 rated home
water filtration system in America, works
better &costs less than any other brand!
See Top 8 Water Filter Comparison as shown
below.
About
Bottle Water The
reality of bottled water is that people pay
from $1 to $4 a gallon for the perception
of higher quality when in fact, the quality
of bottled water is at best "unknown"!
According
to the report by Natural Resources Defense
Council (NRDC), 60 to 70% of all bottled water
is exempt from FDA‘s bottled water standards,
because it is bottled and sold within the
same state. Unless the water is transported
across state lines, there are no federal regulations
that govern its quality.
Even
when bottled waters are covered by FDA‘s
bottled water standards, those rules are weaker
in many ways than EPA rules that apply to
big city tap water. For instance:
(1)
City tap water can have no confirmed E.coli
or fecal coliform bacteria. FDA bottled water
rules include no such prohibition.
(2)
City tap water must meet standards for certain
important toxic or cancer-causing chemicals,
such as phthalate (a chemical that can leach
from plastic, including plastic bottles).
some in the industry persuaded FDA to exempt
bottled water from the regulations regarding
these chemicals.
(3)
City tap water, from surface water, must be
filtered and disinfected. In contrast, there
are no federal filtration or disinfection
requirements for bottled water.
