Jolie Shower Filter

The Jolie Shower Filter effectively eliminates chlorine, which is known to cause dry skin and damaged hair. The reduction is significant, contributing to improved skin and hair health.

The filter removes heavy metals, which can lead to skin irritation and other health issues. The reduction is substantial, enhancing overall wellbeing.

The filter is likely effective at reducing sediment, which can affect water clarity and quality. Estimated reduction is over 60%.

No tests available for microplastics, but given the filter's technology, a reasonable estimate would suggest a moderate reduction.

No tests available for VOCs, but the activated carbon component may provide some level of reduction, estimated at around 30%.

No tests available for fluoride, but it is typically not effectively removed by shower filters. Estimated reduction is low.

No tests available for chloramine, but the filter's technology may provide some reduction, estimated at around 30%.

No tests available for phthalates, but the filter may reduce them to a limited extent, estimated at around 20%.

No tests available for microbiologicals, but the filter may provide some reduction due to its filtration technology, estimated at around 30%.

No tests available for pharmaceuticals, but the filter may have limited effectiveness, estimated at around 20%.

No tests available for pesticides, but the filter may provide some reduction, estimated at around 20%.

No tests available for herbicides, but the filter may have limited effectiveness, estimated at around 20%.

No tests available for trihalomethanes, but the filter may provide some reduction, estimated at around 30%.

The filter does not target nitrates effectively, with an estimated reduction of less than 20%.