LifeStraw Home BPA Free Plastic Filter Pitcher-Obsidian-Plastic 10-Cup

Independently lab tested by internationally recognized labs with all claims substantiated by publicly shared lab reports. Better technology against actual tap water contaminants like: PFAS Bacteria & Parasites Lead Microplastics Even pharmaceuticals Better taste Better design The LifeStraw Home is the only water filter pitcher that removes bacteria and parasites in addition to lead, microplastics, PFAS ("forever chemicals"), and 30+ contaminants all while dramatically improving the taste of your tap water. Retains essential minerals like magnesium and potassium that are good for your health. Capacity 7-cup: 56 ounces (about 3 fills) 10-cup: 80 ounces (about 3 fills) Dimensions & Care Weight: 1.4 lbs | 0.7 kg (7-cup) and 1.8 lbs | 0.8 kg (10-cup) Size: 11.25 x 5.8 in | 28.5 x 14.7 cm (7-cup) and 12.6 x 6.3 in | 32 x 16 cm (10-cup) Pitcher Material: BPA Free FDA-Food Grade compliant plastic or glass Handwash pitcher and filter housing, once filters are removed; do not use soap on filters Includes: Pitcher, easy-fill lid, filter housing, LifeStraw Membrane Microfilter, LifeStraw Activated Carbon + Ion Exchange Filter, user manual LifeStraw Membrane Microfilter Removes: 99.999999% of bacteria (E. coli, etc.) 99.999% of parasites (Giardia, Cryptosporidium, etc.) 99.999% of microplastics Pore size: 0.2 micron Filters 264 gallons (1,000 liters), up to 1 year LifeStraw Activated Carbon + Ion Exchange Filter Reduces: Lead, mercury, chromium III, cadmium, copper and other heavy metals Chlorine and odors for improved taste Chemicals including PFAS, pesticides and herbicides Filters 40 gallons (150 liters), up to 2 months Additional Filtration Specifications: Meets NSF 53 standards for reduction of lead, mercury, chromium III, cadmium and copper Meets NSF 401 standard for emerging chemical contaminants Meets NSF P473 standard for reducing PFOA and PFOS (PFAS) Meets US EPA & NSF P231 drinking water standards for the removal of bacteria and parasites Meets NSF 42 standard for chlorine reduction