Multi-Pure Countertop Water Filter CBASSC with Arsenic Reduction

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NSF Listings shows that Multi-Pure`s solid carbon block filters are the most effective for reducing a broad spectrum of contaminants including Arsenic. Provides the same great performance as the Multi Pure CBVOC-SC and CBVOC-SB but with the added benefit of Arsenic reduction. Tested to reduce Arsenic, Cyst, Lead, PCBs, VOCs and much more. Click here for the complete lab tests results in .pdf format. Sub micron filtration (to 0.5 microns) provides superior performance. Capacity is approximately 600 gallons. For municipally treated water only. Order Replacement water filter CBTAS. Housing is 12" tall and 5" in diameter (approximately 7" diameter at the v-band). The CBASSC is the retail version of the MP880SC.

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Press Release: NSF Certifies First Drinking Water System for Arsenic Reduction

NSF International (www.nsf.org), The Public Health and Safety Company™, is pleased to announce certification of Multi-Pure Corporation`s drinking water filter systems for pentavalent arsenic reduction. Multi-Pure`s drinking water filter systems are the first to be NSF Certified under NSF/ANSI Standard 53: Drinking water treatment units - Health effects since the pentavalent arsenic reduction claim was added to the standard.

NSF/ANSI Standard 53 covers point-of-use and point-of-entry water filter systems designed to reduce specific health related contaminants that may be present in drinking water. The pentavalent arsenic reduction claim was added to the standard in response to industry, regulatory and consumer demand for water treatment devices to meet the new U.S. EPA standard for arsenic in drinking water.

The NSF Drinking Water Treatment Unit Certification Program conducts testing of water filter systems according to national standards to verify contaminant reduction claims, product structural integrity and material safety through material formulation reviews and extraction testing. The program conducts label and other product literature reviews to verify conformance to the requirements of the Standard. In addition, periodic product retesting and unannounced production facility audits ensure drinking water filter systems continue to meet NSF/ANSI Standard 53 requirements.

"Arsenic is a health contaminant of significant concern for many consumers across the country and around the world," said Mark Jost, Senior Vice President, Water Systems. "Certification of products like those available from Multi-Pure gives the consumers confidence in the product quality and performance."

"Multi-Pure is continuously committed to providing drinking water treatment units that meet new needs and higher standards," said Alvin E. Rice, President, Multipure Corporation. "We are very pleased that NSF testing confirms the performance of Multi-Pure`s newly formulated filter which reduces not only arsenic V but also reduces cyst, lead, mercury, VOCs, PCBs, chloramine and other contaminants of health concern."