Multipure Aquasource Whole House Water Filtration System

The system achieves an average reduction of 86.6% for chlorine, which is important for improving taste and odor in drinking water.

Multipure's filtration technology is certified to effectively reduce microplastics, which are harmful contaminants that can affect health and the environment.

The system is designed to significantly reduce heavy metals, which are toxic and can lead to serious health issues, though specific reduction % is not provided.

While specific reduction percentages for VOCs are not mentioned, the filtration technology is known to reduce various organic compounds, making it a reasonable estimate.

Fluoride reduction is not specified, but many carbon block filters can reduce fluoride levels, so this is an estimated neutral performance.

Chloramine reduction is not detailed, but similar filtration systems typically reduce chloramine levels, making this an estimated neutral performance.

The system is likely to reduce pesticides based on its filtration capabilities, but specific reduction percentages are not provided.

Herbicide reduction is not specified, but the filtration technology may reduce these contaminants, leading to an estimated neutral performance.

While not specifically tested, the system's advanced filtration may reduce pharmaceuticals, making this an estimated neutral performance.

The system is designed for use with microbiologically safe water, but specific reduction percentages for microbiologicals are not provided.

Trihalomethane reduction is not detailed, but the system's filtration capabilities suggest a potential for neutral performance.

The filtration system effectively reduces sediment, which can affect water clarity and quality, though specific reduction % is not provided.

Nitrate reduction is not specified, but many carbon filters can reduce nitrates, leading to an estimated neutral performance.

Cyst reduction is not specifically mentioned, but the filtration technology may reduce these contaminants, making this an estimated neutral performance.