pH Refresh Alkaline Water Pitcher: Multi-Stage Filtration System for High pH, Pure Drinking Water - 2.5L / 84 Oz Review

I did a taste test comparing tap water to Britta water filtered water and water from a pH update system and the difference was truly amazing. Although Britta is a good product and I have used it for many years I will never use anything else with this one. I was specifically looking for something to filter out fluoride (read about pineal calcification). And it filters out all the harmful minerals and hard metals that you can't see but can taste. This was a great value product, I've seen similar…

Seems normal, can be washed off if the water sits in the jug too long and becomes too alkaline , or purchases mineral particles , . Alkaline water is very, very healthy, so buying it is a step in the right direction. I would also buy an electric pH meter for $10 and a particulate matter detector for $2 because 10 is the highest pH I want and...50 to 1.35 is the highest I want, and I like pure-tasting mineral water to taste the way I want it to taste in the shortest possible time and in the…

This sleek and slim pitcher definitely gets the job done. My husband and I already had a pH recovery jug and have been using it for quite some time so we decided to get this little man as a backup as we constantly use water throughout the day to fill the coffee jug and other containers. quick and convenient access to amazing water. It works great and saves us from having to refill frequently to restore pH but takes up less space in the fridge which is great! We love this little jug so much we…

This is probably the worst designed water jug I have ever used in my life. I don't work for any competitors, I don't get paid and I don't care. but you should know that this is a joke. The seal where the filter meets the cheap flimsy plastic just doesn't work. I've tried several pH refresh filters but they just don't seal well. The rubber grommet on the bottom prevents you from sliding on the countertop, it just stays in place and fell off twice on me. I DO NOT RECOMMEND this product. Water…

**3 month update** I have been using this jug for almost 3 months now. The plastic around his neck broke. This pitcher is made MUCH cheaper to cost $40! I would like to get a replacement from the seller because I will not spend another $40 on a new water pitcher. For this reason I can no longer recommend this product, although the filters work well. *Original Review* I've been using this filter for 16 days now to write this review. I bought this filter because we have extremely high iron levels

I waited about three weeks before writing this so we can take advantage of it. I've seen some negative reviews but to be honest they just don't make any sense and we are very glad this was bought. I bought it as a Christmas present for my husband. This pH refresh jug/filter is absolutely amazing. I didn't test the pH of the water simply because we've had great results before. First off, we have amazing well water, but this product's filter makes it better than we could have ever imagined…

I chose this item because I wanted to reduce the acidity in my system, it seemed like the right size to me and had good reviews. I didn't buy it because there is something bad in my tap water. It's amazing and one of the clearest bodies of water of any city in the US. (Thanks to Oregon environmental laws) It didn't affect flavor very much, but other flaws were noticeable. Difficult to fit in my fridge door holder due to the design. It takes up a TON of space because it's oval. If it were square

I was looking for an alternative to my aging and too much water consuming R/O system (drinking water only, no full water usage). I live in a place where I pay triple the water bill, and the extra water, about 18 gallons a day, going into the septic tank bothers me. So I figured a jug would save water and money. I've had to keep a close eye on my water meter for 36 years and in the first two weeks of using this jug it has already saved about 250 gallons. Before buying a filter pitcher, I read…