This process is highly effective because it not only removes visible harmful particles but also eliminates invisible dissolved solids (TDS), thereby converting hard water into safe, consumable soft water. The system is built with multiple filtration stages, including a pre-filter, a sediment filter, a carbon filter, and a specialized side-stream R.O. membrane, ensuring thorough purification. Critically, while it targets and removes harmful elements, the technology is designed to retain essential natural minerals and nutrients, supporting a healthy lifestyle.

U.V Water Purifier 

This water purifier represents the most basic form of filtration, utilizing UV (Ultraviolet) radiation to kill germs as water is forced through a tube and exposed to the light. While UV technology is a chemical-free and easy-to-maintain method, it has a significant limitation: it cannot eliminate dissolved solids (TDS). Furthermore, a major drawback is that the dead microorganisms and bacteria remain present in the water, meaning you ultimately consume the killed organisms.

U.F. Water Purifier 

The UF purifier can effectively kill and eliminate bacteria and microorganisms, but it is limited because it cannot remove dissolved solids (TDS). Consequently, unlike an R.O. system, it cannot convert hard water into soft water. 

RO vs UV vs UF Comparison