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RBRUIC0 EOR2-Compatible NSF-Certified Water Filter
An NSF-certified three-pack replacement that drops into EOR2 and RXDI systems while cutting 99% of lead and chlorine taste
$99.99*
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Overview
Key Features
This Filter (TH-05) is Tested and Certified by NSF international against NSF/ANSI Standard 42 for materials and structural integrity requirements.
Certified to reduce 99% of lead & chlorine taste and odor with 10+ impurities, offering superior contaminant reduction for you and your family.
Specifications
Brand
RBRUIC0
Filter Model
TH-05
Product Type
Replacement Water Filter
Compatibility
EOR2, RXDI Replacement Filter 2
Quantity
Three-Pack
Certification
NSF/ANSI Standard 42 (NSF International)
Contaminant Reduction
99% of lead and chlorine taste and odor
Impurities Addressed
10 or more
Frequently Asked Questions
What water systems is this RBRUIC0 filter compatible with?
It is designed as a replacement for systems using the EOR2 and RXDI Replacement Filter 2 cartridge format. Confirm your unit uses that format before ordering.
Is this filter independently certified or just manufacturer-tested?
It is certified by NSF International against NSF/ANSI Standard 42, an independent standard covering the filter's materials and structural integrity, not only an in-house claim.
What contaminants does this cartridge actually reduce?
It is certified to reduce 99% of lead and the chlorine taste and odor in tap water, and is listed to address 10 or more impurities overall.
How many filters come in the package?
This is a three-pack, so you receive three TH-05 cartridges and can keep spares ready for your next scheduled replacement.
Does the certification cover health contaminants like NSF/ANSI Standard 53?
The listing states certification to NSF/ANSI Standard 42, which addresses taste, odor, and structural integrity. It does not claim the separate Standard 53 health-effects certification.