Faucet Water Filter with 0.1-Micron Ceramic Filtration
Tap water that tastes of chlorine turns into a clean glass without a pitcher or a plumber. The ceramic cartridge sits on the front of your existing kitchen faucet, so filtered water is one lever away at every sink use.
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Tap water that tastes of chlorine turns into a clean glass without a pitcher or a plumber. The ceramic cartridge sits on the front of your existing kitchen faucet, so filtered water is one lever away at every sink use.
Turns your kitchen faucet into a multi-stage water purifier with 0.1-micron filtration
- Chlorine taste and odor in tap water
- Suspended particles and sediment
- Concern about bacteria and microorganisms in tap water
- No space or cost for under-sink or pitcher filtration
Cleaner tap water, right at the spout
Tap water that tastes of chlorine becomes a clean glass in seconds. The cartridge mounts on your existing faucet, with no drilling and no pitcher to refill.
Ceramic and carbon, working in one cartridge

Ceramic sediment control
The diatomite ceramic element is rated to 0.1 micron, fine enough to catch suspended matter before it reaches your glass. Gritty or cloudy tap water loses its sediment at the cartridge.

Carbon for chlorine taste
Coconut shell activated carbon works on residual chlorine, odor and organic matter. That layer is what removes the chlorine note you taste in an unfiltered glass.

Swivel switch, no tools
The rotating chrome adapter and lever mount on a standard spout and switch between filtered and unfiltered flow. Full-pressure rinsing is one flick of the lever away.
The figures, plainly
- 0.1 micronfiltration accuracy on packaging
- 7 stagesfiltration stages listed on the product
- 4 itemspurifier, spare cartridge, adapters and guide
Everything to mount it in one box
- Faucet water purifier unit×1
Clear filter housing over a glossy white base with a chrome swivel lever.
- Replacement ceramic cartridge×1
Ready for the first refill when the time comes.
- Assorted faucet adapter fittings
Match the largest ring to your spout, then test for a snug seat.
- User's guide×1
Read the flush steps and replacement interval before first use.
From the kettle to the glass

The glass you stopped trusting
Chlorine taste becomes normal after a while. You fill the kettle, pour the first glass and rinse the greens, and you stop noticing the smell until a guest mentions it.

A filter that stays on the tap
The adapter ring turns on the base and seats on the spout you already have. No plumber, no drilling, no cabinet space under the sink. Check your spout against our full range of kitchen water faucets before you order.

Clean water, same sink
Set the lever to filtered for the first glass, the kettle and the rice pot. Flip it to unfiltered when you want full flow for heavy pans. One sink, one flow, no extra steps.
What to expect over the first weeks
- First useMount, then flush
Follow the user guide to mount the adapter and run water through the cartridge before drinking. The first pour may carry carbon fines, so run it briefly to clear them.
- Week 1Taste the difference
Compare a filtered glass with an unfiltered one from the same tap.
- As neededCheck the cartridge
Watch the flow and the taste. Replace the cartridge when the flow drops or the taste changes, following the interval in the user guide.
No pitcher to refill, no slow pour
| This filter | Pitcher filter | Under-sink system | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mounts without under-sink plumbing | — | ||
| Needs refilling by hand | — | — | |
| Works on a standard faucet spout | — | — | |
| Switches between filtered and unfiltered flow | — | — |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
It mounts on the front of a standard kitchen faucet spout, and the box includes assorted adapter fittings and connectors. Test each adapter on your spout and use the one that seats flush without force.
The packaging lists an antibacterial filter element and 0.1-micron filtration accuracy. The carbon layer handles chlorine, odor and organic matter. It is built for taste, odor and sediment at the tap, and it is not a certified purifier. If your water has a known contaminant, use a certified system for that.
The user guide sets the replacement interval. Change the cartridge when the flow drops or the taste changes. The spare cartridge in the box covers your first refill, and the bottled water you stop buying pays for the rest.
A pitcher means refilling and waiting for water to drip through. This unit stays on the faucet, so filtered water comes when you turn the lever. Pitchers slow down with use, while the cartridge swap is the only upkeep here.
Yes, filtered flow runs slower than the unfiltered tap, which is the trade-off for pushing water through a ceramic cartridge. Switch the lever to unfiltered when you need full pressure for heavy washing.
Check the user guide before running hot water through it. The listed temperature range is 30 °C, so the guide is the place to confirm what the cartridge can handle.
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