Brita 42401 On-Tap Replacement Filter, 1-Pack
from: Brita
List Price: $29.99
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Product Description:
A single replacement water filter for use with the Brita 42201 faucet mount water filter
A single replacement water filter for use with the Brita 42201 faucet mount water filter
Features:
- Replacement filter easy to snap to Brita faucet mount system
- Replacement easy to snap on
- Makes tap water taste great
- You can get clear, refreshing Brita water right from your tap and it costs only $0.18 / gallon!
- Each filter lasts approximately 100 gallons or 4 months, whichever comes first""
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: 
- Prior World's Greatest Brita Evangelist - Nothing But Berkey From Now On
For well over 10 years I have used Brita, up until 1 year ago. Sadly I can no longer recommend Brita.
Brita once has silver particles in their filters to kill pathogens. No more. But the pathetic FDA can likely be blamed for that.
The real problem with Brita and most other water filters is that they do not remove or even reduce the amount of fluoride in the water at all. As more and more American communities are being informed of the realities of Fluoride in our water, they ... Read More
Rating: 
- Bottled water is a con job
We've been using Brita tap filters for a few years now. As I exercise daily, I consume a lot of water, and the Brita filter helps with the taste of our tap. We have to replace them about once every 3-4 months.
Rating: - with chlorine gone, you need to wash your bottles more
This last spring after refilling disposable Dasani bottles six or more times before discarding, I broke down and bought a much nicer Nalgene bottle to join the throngs of ridiculously brand-loyal outdoor enthusiasts and people who want other people to believe they are outdoor enthusiasts.
Since then, I have found a disturbing trait of the Brita on-tap filter.It strips chlorine out of Chicago tap water all TOO well.I used to depend on that bleachy pool-fresh scent to keep away the stale ... Read More
Rating: - DECEPTIVE ITEM TITLE
This seller is trying to give the impression there are six units at this price... there is only ONE.
Rating: - Well Water and Brita Filter
Our water comes from a well, so we do not have the issues associated with city tap water (chlorine taste, etc.). Before reaching our sinks, the water passes through two paper filter systems and an ultra violet light system. Still, the taste of the water varies by season (assuming due to run off) and at times contains sediment that makes the water cloudy or off color. The water from the kitchen sink where the Brita Filter is installed almost always runs clear now and the taste is pretty consistent.
- Prior World's Greatest Brita Evangelist - Nothing But Berkey From Now OnFor well over 10 years I have used Brita, up until 1 year ago. Sadly I can no longer recommend Brita.
Brita once has silver particles in their filters to kill pathogens. No more. But the pathetic FDA can likely be blamed for that.
The real problem with Brita and most other water filters is that they do not remove or even reduce the amount of fluoride in the water at all. As more and more American communities are being informed of the realities of Fluoride in our water, they ... Read More
- Bottled water is a con jobWe've been using Brita tap filters for a few years now. As I exercise daily, I consume a lot of water, and the Brita filter helps with the taste of our tap. We have to replace them about once every 3-4 months.
- with chlorine gone, you need to wash your bottles moreThis last spring after refilling disposable Dasani bottles six or more times before discarding, I broke down and bought a much nicer Nalgene bottle to join the throngs of ridiculously brand-loyal outdoor enthusiasts and people who want other people to believe they are outdoor enthusiasts.
Since then, I have found a disturbing trait of the Brita on-tap filter.It strips chlorine out of Chicago tap water all TOO well.I used to depend on that bleachy pool-fresh scent to keep away the stale ... Read More
- DECEPTIVE ITEM TITLEThis seller is trying to give the impression there are six units at this price... there is only ONE.
- Well Water and Brita FilterOur water comes from a well, so we do not have the issues associated with city tap water (chlorine taste, etc.). Before reaching our sinks, the water passes through two paper filter systems and an ultra violet light system. Still, the taste of the water varies by season (assuming due to run off) and at times contains sediment that makes the water cloudy or off color. The water from the kitchen sink where the Brita Filter is installed almost always runs clear now and the taste is pretty consistent.
