Mineralization filters

Semi-permeable membrane in an RO filter “validates” only water molecules, preventing any other elements from “trespassing”. And that’s very good, because it ensures deep purification of drinking water from toxic impurities.

But in order to make up for the lack of useful micronutrients in filtered water, a mineralizer is provided in an under-sink reverse osmosis system. You can also purchase it separately, but there is no need: in any AQUAPHOR RO filter it comes by default.

Since enrichment with minerals is the final stage of reverse osmosis filtration, the mineralizer can be classified as a post-filter.

How to choose the right filter with a mineralizer?

AQUAPHOR RO-series present the most compact and efficient reverse osmosis filters with a mineralizer. They outperform standard RO filters by a number of characteristics. Installing such a system in the kitchen will save you from scale, foreign tastes, and any common contaminants in drinking water. At the same time, it helps to cut down expenses, since there’s no more need to purchase bottled water or order its delivery.

How often should a mineralizer be changed?

Average service life of a mineralizer in a reverse osmosis filter is 1 year. The worse the quality of source water, the shorter the time of its operation.

Don’t forget to replace mineralization cartridges (as well as the other cartridges) in time so that your filter continues to effectively purify water and remain a source of health.