BritaStandard Water Filter for Pitchers and Dispensers, Reduces Copper, Cadmium and Mercury Impurities, Lasts Two Months or 40 Gallons, Includes 6 Filters for Pitchers

These are easy to install and good value. Each filter lasts 2 months and there are 6 in the box so this lasts us a whole year. A good way to cut down on bottled water!

Great filtration. Improves the flavor and odor of city tap water. The Brita filter pitcher works better than the through-the-door refrigerator filter. These Brita replacement filters are perfect fit and as effective as the original that came with the pitcher.

We love the Britta water filtration system. Easy to use and install. They produce crystal clear water that tastes great and has all but stopped our purchasing bottled water. Will try the "blue" filters next.

These are a great bargain and work perfectly.

I'm pleased to share my experience with the Brita Standard Water Filter Replacements for Pitchers and Dispensers, which have proven to be effective in improving water quality. However, due to their higher cost, I have rated them four out of five stars.**Filtration Performance:**The Brita Standard water filters excel in removing impurities and enhancing the taste of tap water. I've noticed a significant reduction in chlorine taste and odor, as well as other contaminants, making the filtered water much more enjoyable to drink. The filters consistently deliver clean and refreshing water, which is crucial for maintaining hydration throughout the day.**Compatibility and Installation:**These replacements are compatible with various Brita pitchers and dispensers, ensuring versatility in usage. Installing the filters is straightforward and hassle-free; they fit securely into place without leaks or complications. This ease of installation adds to the convenience of maintaining a constant supply of filtered water at home.**Build Quality and Design:**The filters are made from BPA-free materials, which is reassuring for health-conscious consumers. The construction feels durable and well-made, contributing to their reliability over time. The design is compact and efficiently filters water without compromising on flow rate, ensuring efficient use without unnecessary wait times.**Value for Money:**While the Brita Standard water filters perform admirably in terms of filtration and taste improvement, their higher price point is a consideration. The cost of replacing filters periodically can add up, especially for households that rely heavily on filtered water. Despite this drawback, the quality of water and convenience they provide justify the investment for many users.**Conclusion:**In conclusion, the Brita Standard Water Filter Replacements for Pitchers and Dispensers are highly effective in enhancing water quality and taste. They offer ease of installation, compatibility with various Brita systems, and reliable performance in filtering out contaminants. I recommend these filters to anyone looking to improve the taste of tap water and reduce impurities effectively. While they are slightly expensive, the benefits they provide in terms of water quality make them a worthwhile investment for maintaining hydration and enjoying clean drinking water at home.

Bought for my moms Brita water filter she mainly uses it for our pets to give them fresh/ cleaner water, so far water comes out clean no smells feels good quality doesn’t feel cheaply made

I followed the instructions, rinsed the filter with cold water, then changed the water twice. It filters water slowly. I tested the water’s mineral levels afterward, and it was in the green zone, around the 80s.The water tastes clean, and the quality is great for the value. I’m happy with the results so far!

I've been using Brita pitcher and other water filtration solutions for decades, and I find that the brita filter modules typically do better and last longer than off-brand replacements. I don't think I have a need for their more advanced filter inserts, so I don't buy them. But these do great for what I need.The water in my home is exceptionally hard, and being the sort of frugal person that I am, I'm not keen to invest in a whole-home water softener system. Those are expensive to install and maintain, and the water hardness is only mildly inconvenient in all the places it manifests. However, the tap water tastes like unprocessed lake water most of the year, especially when there's a big algae bloom in my local source reservoirs.Originally, I would top off brita pitchers and place them into my fridge so I always had clean, cold drinking water available. However, due to the particulates in the water, this would consume my filters faster than I felt was acceptable. I created my own water purification process for drinking water to minimize on filter purchases - I first distill the water, which removes any hard mineral deposits, but there's still something else in the water that distills at or below the temperature of water. After distillation, I fill Brita box filters with the distillate, and they remove any other particles or non-water chemicals and bad tastes from the water. Also, because the water goes into the filter already distilled of the majority of the dissolved solids, the filters last considerably longer! After the water has been filtered, I pass them through another process that leaches an appropriate amount of trace mineral electrolytes back into the water to ensure that when the final product is ingested, it can have the maximum level of hydration properties for my body.I'll keep buying brita's filters until the day I decide I want to spend money on a more costly filtration or water softening solution.