PureT HQCBC-10-0.5, 10x 2.5" NSF Certified Coconut Carbon Block Filter
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HQCBC-10-0.5
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- Chlorine Reduction - Our carbon block filter stands as a robust solution for heavy-duty chlorine removal, just like GAC or PAC filters when an extra chlorine-kicking power is essential.
- NSF Certified Excellence - Trust in our filters, certified by the National Sanitation Foundation (NSF). NSF certification ensures that our products meet stringent structural, safety, and contaminant reduction claims.
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