NanoFlashing Water Filter

Water plants add chlorine to kill pathogens, but there is a limit on how much of it you can safely drink.

In an EPA study, researchers soaked the slime that grows inside building pipes in chlorine 12 times stronger than that limit. After an hour, the bacteria that cause Legionnaires' disease were still alive and still growing. A 12-hour soak did clear the pipes, but the bacteria were back within a month.

Ultraviolet light needs a lamp. Ozone needs a generator. Both run on electricity, and neither protects the water once it leaves the plant.

And none of them removes PFOA, the forever chemicals, from the water. Across 25 American water plants, treatment removed about 9% of it. At 4 plants in New York, treatment produced more PFOA than went in, up to 48% more.

Nothing warns you.

The NanoFlashing Water Filter has a permanent positive polarity, a fixed positive charge. The filter attracts and captures PFOA, and destroys up to 99.99% of viruses, bacteria and fungal spores through a physical mechanism, with no power and no chemicals.

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