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Thanks for that info. Does that also remove beneficial nutrients like calcium, magnesium, potassium, etc?

• reducesuffering 4y ago
  Yes, but my current understanding is that these minerals are in very miniscule amount, like 1% RDA a cup. You are able to remineralize after RO, automatically as part of the system, if you would like. I don’t, because I already supplement magnesium and calcium levels aren’t a typical concern. I think the trade off is well worth it to ensure there’s no lead, plastic, hormones, or hexavalent chromium at all. Cost is around ~$300 initial, $50/yr filters, and maybe $5/yr increased water usage.
  • webinvest 4y ago
    Alright, seems reasonable. Where do you buy your filters from?
    • reducesuffering 4y ago
      Amazon or the mfg website.