Crystal Quest Portable Water Filter

Have you ever noticed that you tend to get sick or suffer from stomach aches when you go out of town?

Your immune system is not accustomed to the contaminants in the water. Water in foreign countries may be especially harsh on your system, causing diarrhea, vomiting, or infection. To avoid these problems, take a the Crystal Quest portable water filter with you.

The Crystal Quest portable water filter is perfect for:

• Traveling
• Camping
• Business Trips
• Vacations
• Road Trips

Crystal Quest Portable Water Filter Features

• At only 4 pounds and less than a foot long, the Crystal Quest portable water filter easily fits into your bag.
• It's also easy to install on any kitchen faucet; no tools required. A diverter valve allows you to switch between filtered and unfiltered water.
• The 4-stage filter removes hundreds of disease-causing contaminants.
• Pre-filter and post-filter pads to remove particulate matter like sediment, silt, sand, rust, dirt, and parasistes like giardia and cryptosporidium.
• KDF55 and KDF85 REDOX media remove iron, mercury, copper, nickel, chromium, aluminum, cadmium, lead, and other dissolved metals, plus hydrogen sulfide.
• KDF REDOX media also inhibits the growth of microorganisms like algae, mold, and bacteria within the water filter.
• Finally, granulated activated carbon (GAC) eliminates chlorine, carcinogenic byproducts of chlorination, pesticides, and other synthetic chemicals.

Crystal Quest Portable Water Filter Specifications

Placement: Connects to kitchen faucet and sits on countertop.
Filtration Technology: Pre and post filter pads, KDF REDOX, and granulated activated carbon (GAC).
Filter Capacity: 5,000 gallons
Flow Rate: 0.5 to 1 gallon per minute, depending on water quality
Certified: The KDF REDOX media is ANSI 61/42 certified, and the granulated activated carbon media is ANSI 42 NSF certified.
Removes Chlorine: Yes
Dimensions: 2” x 11"
Weight: 4 lbs
Warranty: 1-year limited manufacturer’s warranty

Please note that this filter is intended for use with public water supplies, not biologically unsafe water from lakes, streams, or rivers, which should be boiled or otherwise sterilized before drinking.