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List Price: $23.44 Price: $28.98 Details You save: Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Pitcher Water Filters For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy PUR CR-6000 7-Cup Water Filtration Pitcher, please browse through: Fantastic product I've been using this pitcher for about a month, after about 10 years of Brita use. I was surprised there weren't more direct comparisons here, so I'll make them. First off, there are simply no black carbon flakes released anywhere in this pitcher. While this used to be a minor annoyance with Brita, it became much worse recently, with a huge number of flakes in the top and a significant amount of smaller black particles in the bottom. This could be seen as a black residue left behind after water evaporated from a cup. I was spilling about 1/4 of my water down the drain just to get rid of the carbon. Second, the pitcher is just as easy to use. Yes, you have to take the lid off to fill it, whereas some Brita pitchers have a flip-open top, but it's a minor issue, and the lid seems sufficiently secure and should stay on in normal use. The pitcher also seems well built. I'm not sure what is leading to other users cracking their pitchers, but I don't see that...

See Products Related To PUR CR-6000 7-Cup Water Filtration Pitcher: Kaz Our unique, premium carbon water filter removes 95% of mercury. It also reduces chlorine (taste and odor) and 96% of trace levels of pharmaceuticals,* giving you clean, great-tasting water. Yet it still leaves behind beneficial fluoride. The PUR 7 Cup Water Pitcher also offers these great benefits: Pitcher holds seven 8 oz glasses of water Removes an average of 96% of trace levels of pharmaceuticals The only pitcher filter that has been tested to remove up to an average of 96% of trace levels of pharmaceuticals* Compact design fits easily in a refrigerator Keep water cold while occupying the least amount of refrigerator shelf space Water Pitcher filter provides up to 40 gallons of cleanwater "Certified to reduce 2X more contaminants than Brita" -  Pur pitchers removes 13 contaminants whereas Brita claims to remove 6 Product Type Advanced and AdvancedPlus Faucet Mounts   Basic Faucet Mounts Pitchers and Dispensers Product Options PUR Horizontal Mount PUR Vertical Mount PUR Flavor Options® PUR Faucet Mount PUR 18 cup Dispenser PUR Pitcher PUR Flavor Options Pitcher Corresponding Filter MineralClear™ Filter RF-9999 ClassicClear™ Filter RF-3375 Pitcher Filter CRF-950Z Filtered Water On Demand   Estimated Filter Life 3 months 3 months 2 months Water Filtered per Filter 100 gallons 100 gallons 40gallons Leaves Fluoride in Water   Filters Over Natural Minerals for a Crisp, Refreshing Taste Contaminants Reduced per NSF certification 61 61 13 Filter Replacements Available in single and multi-pack. Can be used in all Faucet Mounts. Does the job I couldn't decide between the Brita Slim Pitcher and the Pur Oval, so bought one of each. And that's not as frivolous as it sounds, because I wanted two anyway so there would always be a cold one ready in the fridge. Both of them seem to filter the water just fine. The Brita top stays on better, but the handle has sharper edges and is less comfortable to hold, especially when it's full. Although I've noticed the little black specks that others have objected to, in our case they stay in the top section and never end up in the glass, so they don't bother us. The Pur has a nicer, rounded handle, but if you're not careful the top has a tendency to fall off, dumping water all over the shelf. No worries, though, because if you just make sure to use two hands and hold the top securely, which is very easy to do, it stays where it belongs and all is well. So, bottom line, I would give maybe a slight edge to the Pur, but either one delivers good-tasting water with a minimum of fuss.

Does the job I couldn't decide between the Brita Slim Pitcher and the Pur Oval, so bought one of each. And that's not as frivolous as it sounds, because I wanted two anyway so there would always be a cold one ready in the fridge. Both of them seem to filter the water just fine. The Brita top stays on better, but the handle has sharper edges and is less comfortable to hold, especially when it's full. Although I've noticed the little black specks that others have objected to, in our case they stay in the top section and never end up in the glass, so they don't bother us. The Pur has a nicer, rounded handle, but if you're not careful the top has a tendency to fall off, dumping water all over the shelf. No worries, though, because if you just make sure to use two hands and hold the top securely, which is very easy to do, it stays where it belongs and all is well. So, bottom line, I would give maybe a slight edge to the Pur, but either one delivers good-tasting water with a minimum of fuss.