Moen 9601 ChoiceFlo Replacement Water Filter Compatible with Moen Sip Filtered Kitchen Faucets

These filters remove every hint of chlorine in my kitchen tap water. I can smell chlorine every time I turn on our unfiltered tap. I cannot drink most restaurant water due to chlorine smell as my nose is too sensitive. So very happy with my tap water now. I use this filtered water in my cooking, drinking water, ice cube trays, and teas and coffees. So happy I don’t need to drag water home. Had a beautiful Moen filtered water faucet installed in kitchen sink and good to go with these filters. It is advised that you run a bit of water away time before using after a time passes since last use. It cleans out any water remaining stagnate in the filter.

Got this for my sister-in-law. It works good.

A great set up for having filtered drinking water at your finger tips with a water filter that lasts up to six months or longer depending on how much water one drinks. The filter is easy to install and is affordable.Moen designed a fantastic kitchen faucet with a water filter water spout underneath the neck of the regular water spout. It took away the large cumbersome water filter attachment that Brita developed.It is unfortunate that Moen stopped marketing this faucet, along with this Choiceflo water filter. Once again I took to the internet and found this water filter on Amazon, which I refer to as Amazing Amazon.I am most pleased to know that I can continue to replace the filter through Amazon.

Filter came without battery.

Arrived as expected. We use the Moen filter for our built-in water filter at our sink. We want the brand name Moen and won't skimp on quality. It also come with a battery to install when you change out the cartridge and reminds you to change the cartridge. Very happy with ordering it from Amazon for the price ($35) and convenience of having it delivered. Recommend.

We installed a Moen CA77200 faucet when we did our kitchen about 9 months ago. The combination of that faucet with this filter works really well for us. We like that the flow rate is a better than some of those filters that mount to the end of a standard faucet, and it seems to do a better job. The water taste is indistinguishable from the bottled water we were buying (maybe a little better, in fact). My husband is more sensitive to that than I am, and he's perfectly happy with it. We actually drink more water and less soda and coffee now, because we have a constant supply of good-tasting water.It is important to note that you can't run out and buy these at Lowe's or Home Depot. Not a problem for us, but it might annoy people who don't like to order things online. But each filter lasts about 6 months, so it's not too much of a hassle. (Buy 2, and you only have to do it once a year.)

There isn't much to say about the Choiceflo 9601 filter. It is basically the OEM replacement, and it does what it is supposed to do. It comes with installation instructions and a replacement battery. I found it fairly easy to install -- just take the old one off and screw on the new one (after replacing the battery.) It couldn't be easier. The original filter work well purifying our tap water and it was used well past the 6 month recommended replacement date. If this filter isn't heavily used, my personal take is that it can last about a year before needing replacement. Water filtered through this product tastes fresh and has no unpleasant odors or aftertaste.~ Kort

Our new house had a Moen aquasuite faucet 77200 near the kitchen sink and this filter was installed by the builder.6 months later, when it was time to replace the filter, I ordered it online from Amazon. Package arrived in 2 days as I am a prime member.Filter works good, water tastes good with this filter. No issues with the filter quality.Problem is the installation. It is nearly impossible to snap twist the filter to the filter holder thread and water line. My old filter snapped in and out easily but with the new filter it was impossible to fit it. I checked the model numbers and it was exactly the same filter. I tried to twist with all my power while pushing upwards, but it just wouldn't turn and snap.I even tried different alignments with the filter but of no avail.I did see in the reviews that lots of people had the same problem. I tried putting grease to the rubber O rings but it just wouldn't twist and snap. I felt that the holder bracket would break due to the force I was applying.Finally I figured out a solution. Install the filter into its holder, twist it so it stays in place and then push the water line from above on to the mouth of the filter and press it hard until it snaps fit.Its a pain to do this but this was the only way I could install it. Its definitely a design flaw and has to be a better way to do this.Apart from the installation issues, the filter works just fine.