Waterdrop C2SL Countertop Reverse Osmosis Water Filter, [ Mineral Added ] | 40oz Autofill Glass Pitcher, 7-Stage RO Filtration, 3:1 Pure to Drain, Reduce PFAS/TDS, Compact Design, Installation-Free

Waterdrop C2SL Countertop Reverse Osmosis Water Filter, [ Mineral Added ] | 40oz Autofill Glass Pitcher, 7-Stage RO Filtration, 3:1 Pure to Drain, Reduce PFAS/TDS, Compact Design, Installation-Free

• [???????? ?-????? ?? ??????????] The Waterdrop C2SL countertop reverse osmosis system uses a 0.0001 μm RO membrane to reduce TDS and a wide range of contaminants. Tested by SGS to reduce 99.8% of PFOA, 99.7% of PFOS, 99.96% of microplastics, 99.83% of lead, 99.51% of chlorine, and 98.45% of fluoride under laboratory conditions
• [???????? ??? ? ???????? ?????] Enjoy cleaner water without the flat taste often associated with RO filtration. The mineral filter adds calcium, magnesium, potassium, and sodium to the filtered water for a smooth, balanced taste—ideal for everyday drinking, cooking, coffee, and tea
• [???????? ????? ???????, ?? ????????????] No plumbing, drilling, or faucet connection is required—just fill the 108 oz feed water tank and plug it in. The C2SL countertop RO system automatically refills the detachable 40 oz Maxblue glass pitcher, which fits easily in the refrigerator and is convenient for serving, cooking, and daily hydration
• [????? ?????? ??? ???? ?????] The smart display keeps filter life and operating status easy to check, while clear voice alerts let you know when the feed water tank is low or the filter needs replacing. Voice-guided first-time rinsing and filter setup make operation simple from day one
• [????-??????? ??? ?????-?????????] Designed for 1–2 people, the C2SL countertop RO filters up to 528 gallons or lasts up to 12 months, helping reduce filter changes and routine maintenance. Its 3:1 pure-to-drain ratio produces more filtered water with less wastewater, while NSF/ANSI/CAN 372 certification confirms that the system is made with lead-free materials. Actual filter life may vary depending on water quality and usage