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List Price: $26.43 With Deal: $26.43 Details You save: Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Refrigerator Parts & Accessories For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy EcoAqua-EFF-6013A Refrigerator Water Filter Cartridge, 2-Pack, please visit: Found the specs, very very similar to original GE filter I wanted to know the specs on the aquafresh supco filter compared to the GE model. Both filters use the same carbon block technology. Comparing the two specs, out of the 8 categories I could compare, aquafresh was less than <1% better in asbestos, mercury, and carbofuran. Aquafresh and ge tied on lead and lindane. GE was less than 1% better in atrazine, benzine, and chlorine. Supco's NSF certification is pending according to their site listed below. Here are the contaminant percentages for the aquafresh: 99.78% of 1,4 dichlorobenzene 98.32% of 2, 4-D 99.34% of Alachlor 99.3% of Lead 99.92% of Asbestos 99% of Lindane 94.22% of Atrazine 94.7% of Mercury 96.51% of Benzene 99.10% of Turbidity 98.78% of Carbofuran 97.60% of Particulates 97% of chlorine 99.99% of cysts Here are the reference sites that were valid on 10/1/2013: [...] [...] For my money,...

See Products Related To EcoAqua-EFF-6013A Refrigerator Water Filter Cartridge, 2-Pack: EcoAqua The Eco Aqua EFF-6013A fits GE and Hotpoint refrigerators with a round white plastic filter mounted inside the refrigerator compartment above the top shelf. This filter significantly reduces contaminants such as chlorine taste & odor, cysts, lead and much more. My new filter... Like a good corporate citizen, I've been buying the name-brand GE MWF filters for our GE Profile refrigerator every 6 months whenever the little reminder light comes on. Over the last 2 years the price on the GE filters has risen slightly, however since my last GE filter purchase 6 months ago, the price jumped up a whopping $15 (I paid $30 6 months ago)! And this wasn't just on on Amazon, but on every online retailer I could find. Is there a sudden shortage of block charcoal? :) Who knows. Anyway, instead of paying 33% more than I did 6 months ago for the same GE filter, I decided to give these a try. I followed the instructions on the box to install them and there have been no leaks - not a drop. After flushing about a half-gallon of water through, the water tastes fine. It does taste better than straight tap water - and no worse than when I install a new GE filter (and I do pay attention this stuff). The "increased flow" of these filters is no different than when I install a...

My new filter... Like a good corporate citizen, I've been buying the name-brand GE MWF filters for our GE Profile refrigerator every 6 months whenever the little reminder light comes on. Over the last 2 years the price on the GE filters has risen slightly, however since my last GE filter purchase 6 months ago, the price jumped up a whopping $15 (I paid $30 6 months ago)! And this wasn't just on on Amazon, but on every online retailer I could find. Is there a sudden shortage of block charcoal? :) Who knows. Anyway, instead of paying 33% more than I did 6 months ago for the same GE filter, I decided to give these a try. I followed the instructions on the box to install them and there have been no leaks - not a drop. After flushing about a half-gallon of water through, the water tastes fine. It does taste better than straight tap water - and no worse than when I install a new GE filter (and I do pay attention this stuff). The "increased flow" of these filters is no different than when I install a...