Clean water is essential for daily life, but with contaminants lurking in unexpected places, finding a reliable source is more important than ever. While various tools are available to help improve water quality, not all genuinely support your well-being. Whether you're looking for a portable solution for outdoor adventures or a more robust home-use system, understanding the differences between filtration methods is vital.

Each option tries to tackle the same challenge but in its own way. The results can vary, and understanding what each method brings to the table is key to making the right choice. Let's explore if and how these two approaches meet the demands of clean, reliable water.

Reverse osmosis systems are designed to give water a deeper clean than bottle filters. Compared to other RO systems, AquaTru takes it a step further with its patented 4-stage technology. While other RO systems may use varying combinations of filters, AquaTru's unique process is engineered to maximise contaminant removal while maintaining ease of use at home.

The first stage of AquaTru's system begins with a sediment filter, capturing larger particles like dirt and silt. This is followed by a carbon filter that tackles chlorine and other chemicals, improving taste and extending the life of the RO membrane. Once the water reaches the reverse osmosis membrane, the 'real work' begins—removing nearly all contaminants, from heavy metals to pharmaceuticals, ensuring the water that passes through is as pure as it gets.

To finish, AquaTru's polishing filter refines the taste further, delivering fresh, clean water every time. AquaTru's advanced multi-step process removes up to 99% of harmful contaminants, ensuring top-quality water for your everyday needs.This has been independently tested and scientifically proven.