Canopy Shower Filter

The filter completely removed chlorine from the water, which is important as chlorine can cause skin irritation and dryness.

The filter is claimed to reduce heavy metals, but specific reduction percentages were not provided. This is important as heavy metals can be harmful to health.

Fluoride levels increased by 5,675%, indicating that the filter does not effectively reduce fluoride, which can affect dental health.

Copper levels increased by 32%, suggesting leaching from the filter media, which can be harmful in high concentrations.

Zinc levels increased by 8,797%, indicating significant leaching from the filter, which raises concerns about water quality.

Arsenic levels increased by 93%, which is concerning as arsenic is a known carcinogen.

The filter claims to help reduce chloramine, but no specific reduction data was provided. Chloramine can cause skin irritation and respiratory issues.

The filter is said to reduce harmful microbes, but no specific data was provided. This is important for preventing infections.

Magnesium levels increased by just under 2%, suggesting that the filter does not effectively reduce this mineral, which can contribute to water hardness.

Calcium levels increased by 16%, indicating that the filter does not effectively address water hardness.

The filter claims to reduce VOCs, but no specific data was provided. VOCs can have various health impacts.

The filter is claimed to reduce pesticides, but no specific reduction data was provided. Pesticides can contaminate water supplies.

The filter claims to reduce herbicides, but no specific data was provided. Herbicides can pose health risks.

The filter claims to reduce pharmaceuticals, but no specific data was provided. Pharmaceuticals can affect human health and aquatic life.