Sprite Industries SL2-CM Slim-Line 2 Universal Shower Filter, 1.5 pounds, Chrome

This showered filter was easy to install and took about ten minutes. I did remove the inner water flow restricting rubber disc on both ends and the water flow hasn't slowed down at all. I have mine attached to a shower head that has a wand and a fixed mount that's attached to my showered spout. It needed slight adjusting in order to completely prevent leaking and to adjust it so that the showered suddenly didn't (automatically begin to turn and spray water outside of the shower once it was turned on). I feel this is due to the water pressure, but with a little adjusting, strategically adjusting plumber's tape, it woks like a charm. The stream of water is still smooth and it performs better than when NOT using it. It's lightweight, it's decent value for the money, -after doing research on ways to purify shower heads in my home, the only way is to install a system, so this is a temporary solution that does reduce the hardness of the water.

Amazing product and very kind and nice seller. The best buying experience I have had so far!

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This is just what I needed for my shower, it was easy to install, and I'm no scientist but it seems to work well filtering the water in my shower as I can tell by hair. No leaks or anything.

Seems like this manufacturer isn’t nearly as out of touch with their product’s users as mostl manufacturers seem to be these days. They might even USE their OWN products instead of just trying to shovel junk on the unsuspecting public! Amazing. I thought I was going to have to either buy a whole new handle shower head with a filter or (much worse) shorten the shower arm cooling out of the wall in order to get a filter to fit. This one adds very little length to the shower arm, so you can connect a handle shower head to it without needing to be 4’ 5” tall to still fit under it. It adds especially little extension to the arm since the arm (pipe) screws into it halfway down inside the middle. The filter is a no-nonsense filter. No magic balls or any nonsense that does absolutely nothing but try to scam people with pseudo-technology. I think it was the second best filter in the testing list I found for chlorine removal, but they do mention in the instructions that some people’s tap water could have some chlorine compounds that it isn’t designed to remove so removal wouldn’t always be absolutely 100% everywhere for everyone. Bit it was still much better than most others when I was researching. The only problem I’ve noticed with it is more of a problem with the installation instructions. During shipping some of the filter media (which is sand-like granules) can shake out of the filter, the filter chamber cap can vibrate loose, and grains get under the O ring seal and the cap. And if you just install it then it will immediately be leaking around the edge. All you have to do is unscrew it (as though you were changing the filter) and take the filter and O ring out, rinse everything off to make sure the are no stray grains of filler media messing up the seal, and put it back together again. Only a tiny amount of grains shake out, and the stuff rinses off easily, but it’s likely enough to prevent the O ring from sealing when the cap probably got loose too. So just check and clean the filter seal before installing. After I did this everything was perfect after running water through it for a minute like the instructions tell you. I’m betting the manufacturer will end up adding this check to the install instructions at some point. Anyway, it does not lower the water pressure or anything that i I can tell. Anyone using the shower here hasn’t noticed it and I don’t even notice that it’s there either. I hadn’t heard of Sprite before, but I’ll be keeping this company in mind next time I need to buy the sort of products they produce.