Aquaphor Maxfor B25 replacement filter for Amethyst / Onyx water filter can

Summary
Aquaphor Maxfor B25 is an advanced replacement filter developed for efficient and universal water filtering. The filter is compatible with a variety of water filter jars from well -known European, British and American manufacturers, including Aquaphor Amethyst and Onyx. With a filtration capacity of 200 liters, Maxfor B25 provides clean, fresh and better tasting water, while protecting household appliances from lime formation.

Health benefits
Aquaphor Maxfor B25 provides a number of benefits for household users who want safer and cleaner drinking water:

• Reduces chlorine and chlorides, something that improves taste and smell

• Removes heavy metals such as lead, mercury and copper that can have negative health effect

• Removes particles Like rust, precipitate and dust often found in old water pipes

• Reduces pesticides and organic contaminants

• Helps reduce lime formation, something that extends the life of the kettle and other appliances

Technical specifications

• Model: Aquaphor Maxfor B25

• Capacity: 200 liters / approx. 2 months, depending on water quality

• Filter media: Aqualen® iona exchange fiber, active carbon with high density

• Technology: Aqualen binds irreversible heavy metals such as lead, iron and mercury as well as radioactive isotopes

• Universal fit: Fits most water filter jugs from large brands

Reservations (for appliances and hardware)
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