Refrigerator Water Filter Replacement, NSF Certified
Water and ice that taste of nothing, straight from your fridge. This NSF-certified cartridge is certified to reduce 28 contaminants, including lead, and fits Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, JennAir and KitchenAid fridges.
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Water and ice that taste of nothing, straight from your fridge. This NSF-certified cartridge is certified to reduce 28 contaminants, including lead, and fits Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, JennAir and KitchenAid fridges.
Certified to reduce 28 contaminants, including lead, with NSF-tested filtration for your fridge water and ice
- Chlorine taste and odor in drinking water
- Lead and other contaminants in tap water
- Outdated or expired refrigerator filter
- Compatibility uncertainty when replacing a fridge filter
Clean-tasting water and ice, every day
Your fridge water tastes of chlorine and the ice is no better. Swap in a certified cartridge and each glass comes out clean.
Carbon media built to clean what your tap carries

Carbon media that tastes the difference
Activated carbon media goes after chlorine taste and odor in your drinking water. The result is water and ice that taste of nothing, which is the point.

Certified to reduce 28 contaminants
The packaging states NSF certification and reduction of 28 contaminants, including lead. Third-party testing is what separates this from a no-name cartridge.

Fits your fridge brand
The label lists Maytag, Amana, JennAir, KitchenAid and Whirlpool. Check your model number against it before you order and the guesswork is gone.
Replace it in the time it takes to refill an ice tray
- 1Check the model
Match your fridge model to the brand list on the label.
- 2Turn off the water
Shut off the supply if your fridge requires it, then twist out the old cartridge.
- 3Insert by the purple caps
Seat the new cartridge using the purple end caps to orient it in the housing.
- 4Flush, then drink
Run water through as the manual directs, then pour your first clean glass.
What you open
- Refrigerator water filter cartridge×1
Matte white with purple end caps
- Retail box×1
Shows NSF mark and compatibility list
From off-tasting ice to clean water
The taste you stopped noticing
Chlorine in the ice becomes normal faster than you would think. You stop noticing it until a guest pulls a face. If your cubes smell like a pool, that is your fridge telling you something.
What an old filter really does
Activated carbon fills up over time. Past its six months, the cartridge stops doing the job you bought it for, and every glass and ice cube carries the difference.
A swap that takes minutes
The brand list is printed on the label, so you can check fit before you touch the old filter. Twist out the old one, seat the new one by its purple end caps, flush, and pour a glass.
Six months of clean water, then a simple swap
- First useFlush and check the seal
Run water through to clear air and loose carbon. Check the connection is snug.
- Week 1Taste the first clean glass
Compare water and ice with what you had before. Chlorine taste and smell should be gone.
- 6 monthsReplace on the indicator
When the life indicator signals, swap in a matching cartridge.
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Questions and answers
The label lists those five brands. Fit depends on your housing, so match your fridge model number to the compatibility list on the box before ordering. If your model is not on it, pick another cartridge.
Yes. The packaging carries the NSF mark and states certification to reduce 28 contaminants, including lead, chlorine and odor. NSF is an independent third party, not the manufacturer.
The filter life is six months. Replace it when your fridge indicator comes on or at six months, whichever comes first. A saturated carbon cartridge stops filtering as well.
You pay for a certification and a verified fit. A cheap uncertified filter that does not seat properly or filters poorly costs you more in returns and bad-tasting ice. Spread over six months, the cost per day is small.
Yes. Lead reduction is one of the claims printed on the packaging, as part of the 28-contaminant NSF certification.
Yes. Run water through the new cartridge as your fridge manual directs to clear air and loose carbon before you drink.
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