What’s Really in Your Water?

These contaminants are linked to health problems such as cancer, hormone disruption, and developmental issues. Even if your water looks and tastes fine, invisible toxins can build up in your body over time. Our systems help remove these harmful substances so you can drink with confidence.

Reverse osmosis pushes your water through a special membrane that blocks contaminants like PFAS, heavy metals, microplastics, viruses, and bacteria—letting only clean water through. It’s one of the most effective filtration methods available for home use.

Quality water filtration is an investment in your family’s health and wellbeing. Consider this: how much would you pay to recover your health if you or a loved one became seriously ill due to contaminated water? Our systems use advanced technology and premium materials to remove dangerous toxins that cheaper filters can’t. It’s about protecting what matters most—your health, your family, and your peace of mind.

Absolutely. Rainwater can contain various contaminants, including debris, dead animals, heavy metals, pesticides and PFAS. A proper filtration system ensures your rainwater is safe and clean for your family.

Yes, bore water often contains pollutants such as nitrates, heavy metals, arsenic, and E. coli. A filtration system is crucial to remove these harmful contaminants and provide safe drinking water.

Not necessarily. Bottled water can contain endocrine-disrupting chemicals like BPA, which can leach from plastic containers in addition to microplastics. Plus, investing in a point-of-use filter system is cost-effective and environmentally friendly, providing you with safer water without the ongoing expense of bottled water.

Our filtration systems come with a mobile app that tracks the number of liters filtered and the time since the last filter replacement. You’ll always know exactly when it’s time for a replacement: the pre and post filters should be replaced after 4,500 liters or 12 months, and the reverse osmosis membrane after 7,500 liters or 24 months. The app and the unit itself will automatically alert you when a filter is due for replacement, ensuring your system always performs at its best.

Yes, our filtration systems are designed to handle various water sources, including rainwater, bore water, and town supplies, ensuring your water is safe no matter its origin.

Stagnant water can lead to bacterial growth, but with our systems, you don’t need to worry. They feature an automatic cleaning cycle that activates even when the house is vacant, keeping the filters fresh and ensuring your water is always safe and ready to drink when you return.

Yes, our filter system is designed for easy disconnection and relocation. You can take it with you to your new home, ensuring you continue to enjoy pure, contaminant-free water wherever you go.

Absolutely! We offer various options specifically designed for rental properties. These systems do not affect the existing plumbing and can be easily removed without leaving a trace, ensuring you can enjoy clean water without any concerns.

Most cheaper systems cut corners where it matters most: your health. Many use rubber-lined storage tanks made from butyl rubber—the same material as a bicycle tyre tube. These tanks can’t be cleaned and may leach chemicals back into the water you just filtered. They also typically lack a pressure pump, which means slow flow and inconsistent performance.

We only offer world-leading, tankless systems with high-grade components designed for health, performance, and longevity. When it comes to drinking water, cutting costs can mean cutting safety—and we don’t believe in that compromise.

Government standards are designed to make water legally compliant, not necessarily optimal for long-term health. Many contaminants—like PFAS, lead, microplastics, and disinfection byproducts—are allowed in small amounts, even though studies show they can cause serious health issues over time.

For example:

• PFAS (“forever chemicals”) are linked to cancer, fertility issues, and hormone disruption.

• Lead is neurotoxic at any level, especially for children, but can still enter your water from old plumbing fixtures or pipes.

• Chlorine byproducts like trihalomethanes (THMs) are a byproduct of disinfection and have been linked to bladder cancer—yet they are allowed within limits.

We’re not here to spread fear—but to offer transparency. If you're drinking water every day for life, wouldn’t you want it to be the cleanest possible, not just the bare minimum legal standard?

That’s why we provide point-of-use filtration—so you’re not relying on the system to protect you, but taking your health into your own hands.