Built for PFAS. Works with Brita® Purefast® Countertop is a convenient way to remove PFAS in drinking water. The filter fits Brita® pitchers that use a standard-sized Brita filter. It delivers PFAS-free water in about 20 minutes.
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Key Benefits
• Built specifically for PFAS
• NSF-certified under ANSI 42 and 53
• 65-gallon capacity for non-detect removal of PFOA, PFOS, PFHxS, PFBS, PFNA, GenX, PFDA, and PFHpA
• Fits pitchers that use a standard-sized Brita® filter
• Chlorine reduction for improved taste and odor
• Includes prepaid mailer to return used filters
• Subscription program available at discounted rate
Specifications
• Compatible with: Pitchers that use a standard-sized Brita® filter
• Filtration time: About 20 minutes
• Certification: NSF-certified for PFOA/PFOS removal
• Also removes: PFHxS, PFNA, PFDA, PFHpA, PFBS, GenX
• Includes: Prepaid mailer for used filter return
• Size: 32” (diameter) x 4.85” (height)
• Weight: 152 g
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HOW IT WORKS
1. Condition the filter before first use
Run a gentle stream of tap water through the top of the filter for 15 seconds. After, turn the filter upside down and run water through each of the four bottom screens for 15 seconds (a total of 60 seconds).
2. Fully wet the media
Fill pitcher and hold the filter under water. Gently shake and tap the filter against the inside wall of the pitcher for about 2 to 3 minutes.
3. Insert the filter into your pitcher
Line up the groove in the filter with the notch in the pitcher reservoir, if applicable. Gently press the filter down to secure it in place. Purefast® Countertop is designed to fit standard Brita® pitchers.
4. Flush before drinking
Fill the reservoir with tap water and discard the filtered water. Repeat this step two to three times. For best results, avoid pouring tap water directly on top of the filter.
5. Recondition regularly for best performance
For the best hydraulic performance, recondition the filter every 30 days. Larger households and those using the Ultramax pitcher model may need to recondition every 2 weeks. To recondition, remove the filter, shake gently, and repeat conditioning steps 1 through 3.
Why Cyclopure
Powered by DEXSORB®, a NSF-certified adsorbent engineered to remove PFAS from water. First-ever PFAS adsorbent with uniform, nanometer scale adsorption cups. Features short contact removal and high treatment capacity.
Proven PFAS Removal
Purefast® Countertop fits Brita® pitchers, produces PFAS-free water in about 20 minutes, and removes PFOA, PFOS, PFHxS, PFBS, PFNA, GenX, PFDA, and PFHpA.
Designed for Convenience
No plumbing. No tools. PFAS-free water in minutes.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How long does the Purefast® Countertop filter last?
Purefast® filters are certified for 65 gallons of use. Based on typical household use, that usually means up to 6 months for one person, up to 3 months for a family of two, and up to 1.5 months for a family of four. This is based on CDC estimates that one person drinks 44 oz. of water per day, or 1,320 oz. (10 gallons) per month.
What should I do if my water pitcher is draining slowly?
Slow filtration can occur if there are excess air bubbles in tap water. Air bubbles tend to appear more frequently during winter due to temperature variation between tap water and the kitchen. To minimize air bubbles, tap water can be set aside to stand for a few minutes before filtering. Other helpful steps are to avoid pouring tap water directly on top of the filter, and recondition the filter if flow slows significantly. Correct conditioning helps support performance over time.
Which pitcher should I use with my Purefast® filter?
Purefast® Countertop is designed for use with pitchers that use a standard-sized Brita® filter, such as Soho (5 cup), Space Saver (6 cup), Tahoe (10 cup), and Ultramax (27 cup).
How effective is Purefast® Countertop is reducing PFAS?
Purefast® Countertop is NSF certified and removes PFOA, PFOS, PFHxS, PFNA, PFDA, PFHpA, , PFBS, and GenX. It produces PFAS-free water in about 20 minutes.
Is Purefast® Countertop NSF certified?
Yes. Purefast® Countertop is NSF-certified under ANSI 42 and 53.
How do I recondition the filter?
For best hydraulic performance, recondition the filter every 30 days. Larger households and those using the Ultramax pitcher model may need to recondition every 2 weeks. To recondition, remove the filter, shake gently, and repeat the conditioning steps in the “How It Works” section before placing it back in the pitcher.
What makes Purefast® Countertop different from a standard pitcher filter?
Purefast® Countertop is powered by DEXSORB®, a NSF-certified adsorbent engineered to remove PFAS from water. First-ever PFAS adsorbent with uniform, nanometer scale adsorption cups. Features short contact removal and high treatment capacity. It gives you a PFAS-targeted water filtration.
How long does it take to filter water?
Purefast® Countertop produces PFAS-free water in about 20 minutes.
What happens after the filter is used?
Each filter includes a prepaid mailer to return your used filter, for responsible handling and disposal of PFAS media.
Is Purefast® Countertop a good option for renters or apartments?
Yes. Purefast® Countertop is designed for people who want safer water without plumbing, avoiding landlord approval and permanent installation.
Is Purefast® Countertop a good first step for reducing PFAS at home?
Yes. Purefast® Countertop is a fast, ready-to-use option for households that want convenient, do it yourself PFAS removal.
How does the subscription work?
Subscribers get $5 off on their Purefast® Countertop filters. Choose from 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 month delivery options and edit your delivery frequency at any time.
