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Offer List: $61.00 Price: $37.99 Details You save: $23.01 Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Replacement Countertop Water Filters For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy Berkey PF-2 Fluoride/Arsenic Replacement Filters, 2-Pack, please see: Fluoride level tested to be 0.06 ppm We've had our Berkey for over a year. The fluoride filters are the main reason we purchased a Berkey. They are only good for six months. I tested my water twice to verify this. Our water comes from a well and is naturally fluoridated at about .9 ppm (parts per million). I tested a filter by purchasing a kit through 3M (about $20) after seven months of use and the water tested at 0.79 ppm. I replaced the filter and tested after about a month and the water came back to 0.06 ppm. Hardly any fluoride! I am curious to test my water again at the five month mark but not sure I want to spend an additional $20. I think I will just stick to the manufacturer's recommendation of changing out ever six months. Overall, this is the way to go if you want to remove fluoride from your drinking water. After seeing multiple reviews state that their water tested so high for fluoride I would be curious to ask when they tested their water. They might have misunderstood the directions...

See Products Related To Berkey PF-2 Fluoride/Arsenic Replacement Filters, 2-Pack: Berkey The PF-2 is for use with Black Berkey Purifiers - If you use ceramic filters, you will need the PF-4 *** PF-2 reduction elements are designed for use in conjunction with Black Berkey water purification elements to adsorb the following unwanted elements found in drinking water. Fluoride, Arsenic V and pre oxidized Arsenic III, Other residual heavy metal ions. FLUORIDE: Testing for fluoride was based on 20-30ppm of the ion in the influent aqueous solution at a flow rate of no more than 3 gpm per cubic foot of media. Results of < 1ppm of the fluoride ion in the effluent were typical for the media (95% reduction). Under optimum conditions, effluent concentrations of less than 50 ppb were readily achieved (99.75% reduction). ARSENIC: This product uniquely targets the entire family of arsenic oxide anions as well as the arsenic cations. REPLACEMENT: Under normal conditions it is recommended that each set of two PF-2 elements be replaced after 1,000 gallons. These do work! Not sure how the others got such high readings when using these. I live in the city with the HIGHEST levels of Fluoride in the USA (literally). I tested the water with a HANNA Fluoride tester three times and got an average reading of 1.64ppm. I then ran the water through the Berkey and tested three more times. I got an average reading of .38ppm. Not happy with that level I decided to run the water through the filters a second time and took three more readings. I got an average reading of .04ppm. I'm a happy customer, wish those who post that these don't work would actually invest the time to perform accurate before and after testing.

Fluoride level tested to be 0.06 ppm We've had our Berkey for over a year. The fluoride filters are the main reason we purchased a Berkey. They are only good for six months. I tested my water twice to verify this. Our water comes from a well and is naturally fluoridated at about .9 ppm (parts per million). I tested a filter by purchasing a kit through 3M (about $20) after seven months of use and the water tested at 0.79 ppm. I replaced the filter and tested after about a month and the water came back to 0.06 ppm. Hardly any fluoride! I am curious to test my water again at the five month mark but not sure I want to spend an additional $20. I think I will just stick to the manufacturer's recommendation of changing out ever six months. Overall, this is the way to go if you want to remove fluoride from your drinking water. After seeing multiple reviews state that their water tested so high for fluoride I would be curious to ask when they tested their water. They might have misunderstood the directions...