WARNING:

These Toxic Contaminants

May Be Floating Around Inside Your Drinking Water

And Why Most Water Filters Are Nowhere Near As Safe As You Think

DID YOU KNOW?

The water flowing from your tap could be filled with toxins like lead, fluoride, mercury, pesticides, and all sorts of potentially dangerous bacteria and viruses?

And ever since the Flint, Michigan crisis put a spotlight on the state of U.S. tap water, health professionals have been ringing the alarm:

YOU MIGHT BE DRINKING THESE

Contaminants In Every Glass

TAP WATER ISN’T JUST UNPLEASANT—

It Can Be Downright Dangerous

That’s because unhealthy contaminants like PFAS, lead, cysts, and even waterborne diseases are now more common than ever in average households… And all of these can easily make their way into your cups, glasses and pots… Which means that every time you turn on your tap you might be gambling with your family’s health.

And unfortunately, relying on our city’s water systems isn’t enough to keep us safe…

In fact, annual data from the EPA revealed over 11,000 water quality violations in 2021.

And in 2022, over 27% of public water systems violated at least one standard, with nearly 4% exceeding health-based limits…

Which might mean that...

1. LEAD

Health experts and the EPA agree: No amount of lead is safe.

Even minimal exposure can lead to severe health issues like brain damage, developmental delays, high blood pressure, and even kidney damage.

But according to a recent study by Quest Diagnostics and Boston Children's Hospital, over half of American children have detectable levels of lead in their blood.

And since the Flint water crisis, we’ve now learned that millions across the U.S. are drinking water with lead levels that pose a risk.

2. PFAS (aka “Forever Chemicals”)

PFOA and PFAS (or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are not your average contaminants.

They've been linked to a slew of health risks, including cancer, obesity, and weakened immune function.

And because they don't break down, they can accumulate over time in soil, water, and our bodies, making the health risks even more daunting with repeated exposure.

And according to recent findings by the US Geological Survey, nearly half of America's tap water contains them!

3. CHLORINE

When chlorine reacts to tiny organic particles found in water it forms chemical compounds called Trihalomethanes (THMs).

THMs have been linked to various types of cancer, kidney and liver damage, immune system dysfunction, disorders of the nervous system, hardening of the arteries, and birth defects.

And even if chlorine levels in your drinking water are safe, it can still make your water smell and taste bad.

If you’ve ever had a glass of water that tasted off - or made you want to gag - then chances are it had too much chlorine in it.

4. CYSTS

Cysts are parasites, bacteria, and other microorganisms that are found in water that can make you sick.

The most common type of cyst is Giardia - a tiny parasite found in feces-ridden liquid that comes from infected individuals or animals.

Worst of all, cysts can stay under the radar until you start feeling sick…

Meaning they could be floating around in your glass without you or your family noticing until it’s too late!

5. VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds)

VOCs are EPA-regulated contaminants present in the air you breathe and in your drinking water.

They originate from common household products, but through spillage and runoff can end up in your water supply.

Prolonged exposure to VOCs can lead to eye, nose, and throat irritation, headaches, and even damage to your liver and kidneys. Some are even suspected carcinogens.

UNFORTUNATELY,

Not all filters are created equal.

In fact, many of the most popular brands are nowhere near as effective as they claim to be…

While many filter types fail to remove common contaminants or might be inconvenient for your home.

Here’s what to look out for:

1. Fridge Filters: Easy but Limited

Sure, fridge filters make your water taste better by removing chlorine, but they don't catch everything. Most only target taste and smell, not dangerous contaminants like lead, PFAS, or cysts.. Plus, you'll find yourself swapping them out often, which can be a hassle and hit your wallet hard. Just because it tastes okay doesn’t mean it’s safe.

2. Pitcher Filters: Wallet-Friendly with a Catch

These guys are great for the budget and super user-friendly, but they come with a downside. You’ll need to replace them every couple of months, and their small size means slow filtering. Like fridge filters, they mostly handle chlorine, which leaves a gap when it comes to shielding you from more serious contaminants. Affordable, yes—but maybe not the best for the long haul.

3. Countertop Filters: Sleek but Space-Hungry

Countertop filters have style, but they take up more room than you might like. They often perform better than fridge or pitcher models at removing contaminants, but changing those bulky filters? It’s not just a chore—it’s costly. Think about your counter space and budget before you commit to this attractive but demanding option.

4. Faucet-Mounted Filters: Accessible but Short-Lived

These filters connect right to your tap, giving you filtered water on demand. However, their small size means they don’t last long and you'll be changing filters every few months. They can also make your kitchen feel cramped, especially if you’re tight on space. Convenient? Absolutely. But be ready for the maintenance and a bit of clutter.

1. Comprehensive Protection:

The Aquavis Pulse isn’t just another water filter. It offers superior protection by removing a host of contaminants like lead, PFAS, cysts, chlorine, and VOCs. With the Pulse, you're not just filtering water; you're ensuring your family's health and safety.

2. Effortless Convenience:

Say goodbye to kitchen clutter. The Aquavis Pulse installs neatly under your sink, preserving that precious counter space while blending beautifully with your kitchen design. Plus, it’s a breeze to install - no bulky pitchers or faucet attachments here. And it’s versatile, working flawlessly with or without a dedicated faucet.

3. Streamlined Maintenance:

Forget frequent filter changes. The Aquavis Pulse features long-lasting filters that only need replacing every 500 gallons—about every six months for most homes. This not only saves you the hassle but also keeps your wallet happy.

4. One Filter, Endless Peace of Mind:

The Aquavis Pulse is equipped with a powerhouse filter that purifies up to 8,000 cups of water. That means clean, safe water for months without the headache of regular maintenance. This single filter tackles everything from chlorine and taste issues to harmful chemicals and microplastics.

5. Replacements? A Snap!

When it’s time for a new filter, the replacement process is simple. The intuitive design allows for quick, effortless swaps, letting you get back to enjoying pure water in no time.

6. Protects Your Family And The Planet:

Every filter used in the Aquavis Pulse represents 3,787 plastic bottles saved. By choosing this eco-friendly filter, you're not just protecting your family's health—you're also making a positive impact on the environment.

THE AQUAVIS PULSE

How It Works:

The Aquavis Pulse is the easiest-to-install filter on the market. There’s no need for a plumber or complex tools, and in just 15 minutes you can have the system up and running with 3 simple steps:

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