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Brita Standard Water Filter, BPA-Free, Replaces 1,800 Plastic Water Bottles a Year, Lasts Two Months or 40 Gallons, Includes 1 Filter, Kitchen Essential

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Features

  • WATER FILTER: One Brita Standard Water Filter that offers great-tasting, healthier drinking water when used in Brita systems, like a filtered water pitcher or dispenser
  • CUTS OUT IMPURITIES: Brita replacement water filter cuts the taste and odor of chlorine and also reduces copper, cadmium and mercury impurities without leaving black flecks behind
  • SUSTAINABLE: By switching to Brita, you can save money and replace up to 1,800 standard 16.9-oz. single-use plastic water bottles each year
  • CONVENIENT DESIGN: Filter requires no presoak and installs quickly and easily into a Brita filter water pitcher or dispenser
  • DURATION: One filter lasts up to two months or 40 gallons
  • FITS BRITA SYSTEMS: This Brita water filter fits all Brita pitchers and dispensers, except Stream

Description

Drink healthier, great-tasting tap water with the Brita Standard Water Filter. This BPA-free Brita water filter cuts the taste and odor of chlorine, plus it reduces copper, cadmium and mercury impurities using ion-exchange resin and activated carbon. Built-in mesh screens on this replacement water filter prevent black flecks in your water filter pitcher, leaving you with great-tasting, clear drinking water. You can replace up to 1,800 standard 16.9-oz. plastic water bottles a year with Brita, so you can stay hydrated, save money and reduce plastic waste. With no presoak required, these Brita filters are quick and easy to install in a Brita filter water pitcher or dispenser. One water filter replacement lasts up to two months or 40 gallons. Brita Standard Water Filters fit in all Brita systemsexcept Brita Streamincluding Brita water filtration pitcher and dispenser models. Get great taste, less waste and more savings from Brita. From the Manufacturer Water pitcher filter for use with all Brita pitchers. Provides healthier, clear, refreshing water. Reduces sediment and chlorine-the cause of taste and odor. Replace every 40-Gallons (about every 2 months for the average family). Measures 5 by 2 by 2-Inch.

Specs & Other Info

SpecificationDetails
MaterialDurable Plastic
Dimensions2.31"D x 2.31"W x 5.31"H
Weight4 oz
CertificationNSF Certified
BrandBrita
Model NumberOB03
Product StatusCurrently Available
Release DateJanuary 23, 2007

Frequently asked questions

The Brita Standard Water Filter should be replaced every two months or after filtering 40 gallons of water, whichever comes first. This ensures your water filter continues to work efficiently and provides clean, great-tasting water.

Yes, the Brita Standard Water Filter is BPA-free. Brita is committed to providing products that are safe and without harmful chemicals, ensuring that you can use their filters with peace of mind.

Yes, the Brita Standard Water Filter can replace up to 1,800 standard 16.9-ounce plastic water bottles in a year. By using this filter, you can significantly reduce plastic waste, save money, and enjoy cleaner, filtered water.

Most Brita pitchers and dispensers come with an electronic or manual indicator to remind you when to change the filter. If yours does not have this feature, mark your calendar to replace the filter every two months or after filtering 40 gallons of water.

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🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The reviews consistently praise the water filtration system for its ability to produce clean, good-tasting water without the presence of micro-plastics typical of reverse osmosis filters. Users appreciate the ease of installation, use, and maintenance, noting it as a convenient and aesthetically pleasing addition to the kitchen. However, some users report confusion over the filter change indicator and issues with seating the filter properly.

Pros

  • 🚰 Produces reliably clean and good-tasting water
  • 🛠️ Easy to install and use
  • 🔄 Simple maintenance and filter changing process
  • 💧 Filters out micro-plastics effectively

Cons

  • ❓ Confusion over filter change indicator light functionality
  • 🔧 Some difficulties with getting the filter seated correctly
  • 💡 Inconsistent instructions regarding filter soaking

Should I Buy It?

Yes, if you are seeking a convenient and efficient way to ensure the water you drink is clean and tastes good. Despite some minor issues with the filter mechanism, the overall consensus is positive, making it a worthwhile investment for those prioritizing water quality.

    • Reliably clean water
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1) Color: White
This worked perfectly, as expected. One consideration is that charcoal filtered doesn't have as much micro-plastic in it as reverse osmosis filtered water. Think about it.
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2024 by Lucanon
    • Very efficient!
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1) Color: White
It’s simple to change and useful. I started to used this filter system for filtering my water many years ago. And the maintenance is very easy!
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2023 by Claudia Bertoche
    • WANT BETTER WATER?
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1) Color: White
This system delivers water worth paying for! It's easy, convenient and looks good on the counter.
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2023 by Alison Dorian
    • Good Product
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1) Color: White
Works as it should. Easy to install and use. Leaves no after-tastes.
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2023 by Jerry Rogers
    • Consistently Pleasant Tasting Water
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1) Color: White
To this day, I am still not sure how this filter works and how the flashing light knows when it is time to change the filter. At no time does the water, indicator light or filter touch, but still it seems to know. The last filter I purchased I swear that it said to change every three months but this new and improved filter says two months, but the same 40 gallons of water. That is not something that I keep track of but when the green light turns red, then I know it is time for replacing and that usually happens every 2 – 3 month. Do not believe the directions. They now say that you do not have to presoak the filter, just rinse it for 15 seconds under running water. This made the water taste horrible. I went back to soaking it for 15 minutes and the water is much better. Every time I replace the filter, I tend to run into the same issue of it not seating correctly. This time I took the reservoir out and spun the filter until it grabbed correctly. Not sure if others have this same type of issue, but this made better sense to me. I also ran into the issue of the blinking light not turning green with the new filter. It was not until I presoaked it that the light turned green. Now I am finally back to the clean tasting water that I am accustomed to. I am on city water and from time to time, the chlorine taste is unbearable and the hard water deposits have ruined two coffeemakers. I have noticed that with the Brita pitcher and filter I am receiving consistently pleasant tasting water and no problems with my coffeemaker. I guess my takeaway with this latest filter is to go back to the original directions and realize that new and improved is not always better. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2015 by Nancy
    • Water filter
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1) Color: White
Nothing wrong with the Brita filters I bought. Tastes like filtered tap water. On the package it does say, filter in package may be moist, rinse filter with cold water for 15 seconds before using, and carbon dust is normal in first 1-3 fillings. Also, in another review it says that the filter was moldy with what looks to be green bits on the bottom, and I checked mine for the same and noticed that the filter has tiny beads in it that are black (or brown) and green in color and basically I'm sure that's what it is, not mold or yucky stuff. Some of the green beads were stuck in the wire mesh making it look suspicious but I just shook and tapped at it and they all fell inside with all the other green beads Shake the filter around and you will see from the bottom. This is my review and I'm speaking from my point of view, thank you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2020 by Russell H.
    • works as advertised
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1) Color: White
works as advertised
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2023 by drl
    • good price
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1) Color: White
Well only $7 on amazon for what would be $10 to $13 in a drugstore or Kmart in NYC. Although next time I'm getting the four-pack, then they're only $5 each. A note, I have used Pur filters in the past, which yield slightly better tasting water if you are very picky. But Pur takes longer to pass through the filter, costs a bit more, and reviews of the latest models mention several problems, implying that they stop filtering water altogether after a certain period, and might be designed for planned obsolescence so you have to buy replacements more frequently. Someone cut open a filter that had stopped working and noticed white pellets had expanded to block water flow. If this is the case it's a low move on Pur's part, bec different houses and regions will have different levels of impurities, so a filter that might last just 40 gallons in one house might last 80 gallons in a house with a cleaner water supply, so to make the filters stop working after exactly 40 gallons isn't cool. Until Pur fixes this, I'm sticking with Brita. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2013 by Joel B

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