Reverse Osmosis Water Filters

With a quality Reverse Osmosis Water Filter, you can have clean, fresh water on tap in your own home. Using multiple filtration stages, RO systems are able to remove up to 99.9% of the chemicals and contaminants that are present in municipal water supplies anywhere in Australia. If you're looking to buy the perfect reverse osmosis water filter, we have selected what we believe to be the very best systems currently available, all of which can be ordered directly from our website and delivered to your door in just a few days.

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Reverse osmosis technology at affordable prices.

Thanks to advances in technology and efficient manufacturing processes, highly effective Reverse Osmosis systems for households of all sizes are now very affordable: whether you live in an apartment or a large, detached property, you can find a Reverse Osmosis Water Filter on our website that is perfect for your needs, at a very economical price. And we also stock a comprehensive range of replacement membranes and cartridges, which means you won’t have to spend a fortune to maintain a constant supply of delicious, fresh, clean water in your home. We aim to ensure that a home RO water filter system is within the reach of households of all budgets anywhere in the country.

Reverse Osmosis Water systems are also known as RO water systems for short.

Choosing a Reverse Osmosis Water Filter in Australia

There are a number of important factors to take into account when selecting a reverse osmosis filter in Australia for your home.

• Source water – The composition of the water that is piped into your home will play a great part in deciding which type of RO system is best suited to your needs. For instance: due to the waste water component of reverse osmosis, households that use rain water, we do not recommend reverse osmosis. For this type of application, a system with a UV or a Ultrapure Aragon system that does not have a wastewater component and specifically targets micro organisms..
• Pressure – The water pressure in your home needs to be at least 40 PSI. Any lower than this and the water can not push through the Reverse Osmosis membrane properly. Fortunately, unless you live right at the top of a skyscraper where pressure can be a problem, most households in Australia have a water supply that meets the pressure requirement for standard RO systems.
• Quality – A system that complies with NSF or with AS/NZ standards that uses parts specifically for the Australian market and has been independently tested to verify its filtration performance is the best option.
• Cost – Most people have a budget they would prefer not to exceed when shopping for a Reverse Osmosis Water Filter. When you’re comparing prices, don’t forget to look at the cost of replacement membranes/cartridges as well as the unit cost itself.
• Usage – The type and size of system that is best for you will depend on what you intend to use the water for. If you want a system that filters the most number of contaminants to the highest degree, especially due to some health condition, then we recommend a reverse osmosis.  We would recommend a benchtop or undersink classic system. They also come with all the benefits of alkaline water. Finally, if you keep aquarium fish and would like an Reverse Osmosis system that produces the kind of soft, clean water in which many species thrive, a specialised Reverse Osmosis Aquarium Water Filter System with replaceable cartridges is well worth considering (please note: this type of water is not recommended for drinking water so you might need to consider buying two units).

If you're in the market for a Reverse Osmosis Water Filter, find your reverse osmosis filter here and enjoy free shipping anywhere in Australia. If you have any questions you’d like to ask before ordering, we’re always here to help so don’t hesitate to call.

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