Improve the shower experience with Lotus Shower Vitamin Filter Package
The Lotus Shower vitamin filter is specially designed for use with Lotus shower head and provides a groundbreaking method to improve water quality during showering. This filter provides a cleaner and healthier experience by removing impurities and adding the benefits of vitamin C for healthy skin and shiny hair.

Benefits of Lotus Shower Vitamin Filter

• Removes chlorine and chemicals: Reduces harmful substances that can irritate skin and hair.
• Antioxidant protection: Vitamin C helps to neutralize free radicals and promote health and vitality.
• Improved skin and hair health: Helps reduce dryness, itching and dandruff, while providing a noticeably softer skin and more shiny hair.
• Increased water pressure: Optimizes the shower experience by increasing the water pressure thanks to advanced microhole technology.
• Antibacterial effect: Filters away bacteria and impurities with high efficiency, adding a fresh citrus scent.

Technical specifications

• Product name: Lotus Shower Vitamin Filter Package (1)
• Care code: WTS-001-05
• Gross weight: 0.125 kg
• Net weight: 0.01 kg
• Life expectancy per filter: Approx. 2 months

Manual
Install the vitamin filter in the Lotus shower head for optimal filtration and shower experience. For best results, the filter should be replaced after two months of use or more often, depending on water quality and frequency of use.

Why choose the Lotus Shower Vitamin Filter?
This filter is specially designed to meet today's need for better water quality. With its advanced design, it not only adds necessary benefits to skin and hair, but also improves the general shower experience by delivering cleaner water with higher pressure.

Disclaim
Uno Vita AS does not claim that the products we market can cure disease. Use of this product should always be done as part of a healthy lifestyle and after consultation with a doctor in case of any questions or concerns.

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