Original Replacement Water Filter, Pitchers and Dispensers, 3 Pack | WQA and NSF/ANSI Certified, Reduces Chlorine, Copper, Mercury & Cadmium, Lasts 2 Months, Household Essential

I've been using Brita filters for quite some time, and these replacement filters continue to perform exactly as expected. They fit perfectly, are easy to install, and start working quickly after the initial flush. The difference in the taste of the water is noticeable. My drinking water tastes cleaner and fresher, and I appreciate having filtered water readily available throughout the day without constantly buying bottled water. In fact, using these filters is far more economical than purchasing bottled water regularly. Not only does it save money over time, but it also reduces plastic waste, which is an added bonus. The filters last a reasonable amount of time, and the multi-pack offers good value and convenience since I always like to keep spares on hand. I've found the quality to be consistent from filter to filter. Reliable, easy to use, effective, and cost-saving. I will continue to purchase these for my Brita pitcher.

I’ve been using Brita water filters for years, and they’ve always been reliable. The filters are easy to install and noticeably improve the taste of my tap water by reducing the chlorine flavor. I like that they’re consistent and fit my pitcher perfectly every time. They’re a little expensive, but the quality has kept me coming back for years.

I've been using the Brita Everyday Pitcher for years, and it continues to be the best, most reliable solution for everyday filtered water. While there are more expensive pitchers out there, this model hits the sweet spot of affordability, capacity, and performance. Taste and Filtration The difference in taste is noticeable immediately. It does a fantastic job of removing the chlorine taste and odor from my tap water, making it much cleaner and more enjoyable to drink. It's excellent for making coffee, tea, and just hydrating throughout the day. I use the standard filters, which are easy to find and change out every couple of months. Design and Capacity The 10-cup capacity is perfect for a small family or an individual who drinks a lot of water. The rectangular design fits perfectly in the refrigerator door without taking up excessive space. It's a simple, no-frills design, which is exactly what I prefer—no electronic filter indicators, just reliable, clean water. Value For the price of the pitcher and the replacement filters, the Brita Standard is an unbeatable value. It’s a durable, no-nonsense product that delivers exactly what it promises: better-tasting water every day. If you're looking for an affordable, effective workhorse of a water filter pitcher, this is it.

I’m very happy with these Brita replacement filters. They are easy to install, fit perfectly, and the water tastes noticeably cleaner and fresher. Great quality and very convenient to use. I would definitely buy them again. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I currently use a Brita pitcher filter but I've been researching the alternatives in order to decide whether to stick with it. The Soma filters (available only through their website) are nicely made from sustainable materials but they provide no data on how effective they are, and the absence of information seems a little sketchy. The ZeroWater pitcher filter looks compelling, and is one of the few filters to claim reduction of chromium-6 (see below). But perhaps if I was to switch from Brita it would be to the Berkey system which removes a lot of contaminants (chromium-6, heavy metals, and volatile organic carbons) and because of the steel construction and long-lasting filters, appears to be more sustainable. Meanwhile, the fact that you can now recycle Brita filters through the Preserve Gimme5 program significantly increases the probability of my continuing to buy them. You can find drop-off locations on both the PreserveProducts and Brita websites (they are commonly located outside Whole Foods stores). Personally my biggest concern with municipal water is the presence of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that are not regulated and certainly not understood in terms of health risks (a 2009 NY Times article "That Tap Water Is Legal but May Be Unhealthy" is worth reading). We're now aware of the dangers of endocrine disruptors such as bisphenol A (BPA) but there has been a huge increase in the number of new organic chemicals generated the chemical, pharmaceutical, and agricultural industries. It's the potential for removal of some of these organic compounds that makes a carbon filter a worthwhile choice for me. Note, however, that a carbon block filter (such as a Brita faucet filter if used at low flow rate) can remove VOCs much more effectively than a pitcher filter. Keeping the water level in the pitcher high enough so that it's in contact with the filter will improve VOC removal efficiency but it probably won't be as effective as a Brita faucet filter or a Berkey system. The Environmental Working Group (EWG) found very high levels of carcinogenic chloramine by-products in Washington DC tap water and recommended filtration through carbon. Chlorine and chloramines are often used to disinfect water at municipal treatment plants and can pose health risks if not effectively removed before reaching the consumer. The EWG also found surprisingly high levels of chromium-6 in tap water (following Erin Brockovich's investigation you would think this issue has been dealt with by now) and Brita filters aren't certified to remove chromium-6. A reverse-osmosis (RO) filter can do it, but considering it wastes 3-5 gallons of water for every gallon purified, RO isn't a very green choice from a water conservation viewpoint and since the water purified by RO is mineral-deficient it's not good for your health either. Alternatively, the ZeroWater pitcher filters (if you can afford them) do remove chromium-6, and they do offer cartridge recycling (where they recycle the both the plastic and the resin) but you pay for postage yourself and get credit in return (which may not cover the cost of your postage). However, based on some of the negative reviews for ZeroWater (mainly citing filter life, bad water, and cartridge price) I've decided that if I switch from Brita it will be to a Berkey system. A key advantage of the Berkey system is that it removes bacteria and parasites, so it can be used to filter unclean water in an emergency. One thing's for sure: any one of my top three options (Berkey, ZeroWater, or Brita) is a whole lot better than buying bottled water. For more information on Brita sustainability and impact, researchers at the Sustainability Science group at the University of Vermont have written a useful evaluation of Brita filters that you can find on the web. Overall, I'll give the Brita pitcher filter system 4/5 gold stars for quality of the product and 4/5 "green" stars based on the social-ethical-environmental aspects of producing it.

Good item. Easy to use and last months. Great for our britta and came in fast.

Happy with Brita water filters that fit in the Brita water container. They filter water quickly and cleanly.

I tried the lower priced filters and I switched back to this one because I felt the other filters didn’t work as well as these do. They fit perfectly in my Brita pitcher and I haven’t had issues with them clogging up at all.

Excellent filters fits my Brita 18 Cup UltraMax Water Dispenser with XL Lovely clean drinking water. They seem genuine and work very well. Easy to use and replace old one. If you found this helpful, pls click the "helpful" button : ) Delivery from UK took nearly two weeks, so don't run out before you need them. I will purchase again for sure.

Utilizo un filtro de agua de una marca reconocida, el cual usa 3 tipos de filtros. El agua sabe un poco a cloro por el funcionamiento del tercer filtro. Debido a esto compré la jarra y filtros Brita y el sabor del agua ha mejorado mucho. Me animé a comprar la caja de varios filtros.

Same as advertised

I am really glad about this product. It does what it is supposed to, very well.

4 filtros Brita en caja.