ZR-017 Water Filter Replacement for Water Pitchers and Dispensers, Advanced 6-Stage Filter to Remove 99.9% Lead, Chlorine, Fluoride, Heavy Metals, PFOA/PFOS (12 Pack)

Sounds like if your water is very high ppm (maybe over 200) these may not work as well as brand name. My city water was at 80 so these were perfect and lasted 2 months. We switched to a spring water system, had it tested and even have a Culligan system in our house. Our water has high mineral content at 250ppm now so we use our R/O water to fill our zero water pitchers and use these filters. We are still good for 2 months. We love the way it tastes and it is safe. We also drink chlorine dioxide (MMS) thru the week and need good water to do that. Would recommend!

This works great in filtering water from the faucet. Comes wrapped in plastic, very easy to use . Once in stalled in your pitcher, just start filling with water and let it filter the water. Water tastes a whole lot better. I got the filter with 6 levels of filters, this will last more months. A great product you will order again and again.

I have been buying the Zero Water replacement filters and although I have no complaints with their performance, I decided to try the ZeroLiquid filters because they were a little bit less in price. I have two zero water pitchers sitting on my kitchen counter, so I bought the 8 pack of ZeroLiquid 6 stage water filters and also the 8 pack of Culligan zero water 5 stage replacement filters. With the two pitchers I could compare the performance of these two filters. First of all, the ZeroLiquid filter is smaller than the Zero Water filter, it measures 6.3" high and 3.6" in diameter. The Zero Water filter is larger measuring 7" high and 6.75" in diameter. My city water is not great at all, showing 385 ppm out of the kitchen faucet.I can get almost 2 months of filtered water at zero ppm from the Culligan Zero Water filter, the ZeroLiquid filter gives me about three weeks of performance before I have to change it out for a new filter. This makes the ZeroLiquid filter much more expensive. In the future i will not waste anymore of my time or money on these filters and will stick to the zero water replacement filters.

My well water tests over 200, which is really hard water with lots of particles and minerals in it, among other nasty things. These water filters actually work, and bring the number down to zero. The taste and even the smell of filtered water is infinitely better! Good quality filters at a fair price. Myself, my family, and our pets cannot imagine not using these great filters daily.

Great replacement for the expensive Zerowater filters, I couldn't tell any difference in flavor or filtration performance. However, our water varies between 400-900 TDS depending on the day, and that only nets about 5-6 gallons per filter (these or the official Zerowater filters) before it starts tasting acidic. It may just be cheaper to buy filtered water jugs (or install an undersink reverse osmosis system if you can). I know some people argue for pre-filtering with cheap Brita filters and then running the result through the Zerowater filter, but that's a bit too much work just for water IMO.

I have used my Zero Water Pitcher for over a year now. I cannot go back. I love that I am able to fill my cup at home and carry my water with me. I hate bottled waters they can take on the flavor of the bottle, it is filled with all kinds of microplastics and xenoestrogens. Zero water is just that... WATER. I messed around and ran out of filters!!! Oh NO, I was a dehydrated mess, there is a standard that is set and you just don't want to go back. I know it is hard to believe that anyone can be so passionate about water, but that is my beverage of choice. I drink about 120- 150 ounces per day, so yes, I want the best water for a reasonable price.

Work like name brands

Does a great job. Been using zero water filter and picture for about 6 years.

This is the most economical method to purchase replacement filters for our ZeroWater pitcher. Each filter last 6-8 weeks. Recommended.

L’eau est bien filtré.

Je suis locataire, la tuyauterie contient du plomb et nous avons à débourser l'achat de filtres spécifique pour avoir une eau sans plomb. J'essaie d'avoir la meilleur offre possible pour cet achats environs, 3 à 4 fois par année. Pour nous qui sommes à la retraite c'est une grande dépense. Je n’aie aucune idée quand la ville de Montréal ferons les travaux, ainsi que les propriétaire !? Je suis convaincue que le prix de ces filtres peuvent être vendu à moindre prix !!! Merci si vous lisez ces commentaires de bien nous répondre. Prenez soin des personnes âgés.

As described.

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